Six issues of ZG Magazine - Rosetta Brooks
£175.00
BROOKS, Rosetta ed.
Six issues of ZG Magazine.
ZG No 6: STREET VISION.
ZG No 7: DESIRE.
ZG No 8: HEROES.
ZG No 9: BREAKDOWN.
ZG 81 No 2: FUTURE DREAD.
ZG 81 No 3: NEW YORK.
Folio. B&w printing with illustrations. Spot colour illustrated stapled wrappers. Unpaginated. London: Gallery House Press/ ZG Magazine, 1981- 1983.
All volumes with heavy creases to the middle of the publication. Issues 81 No 2 and 3 with cut out sections to the wrappers, ZG No 6 with wrappers marked and rubbed.
Six issues of the seminal art, theory and culture magazine edited by Rosetta Brooks. Each issue is focused around a theme with contributions from writers in London and New York. The publication tackled a broad range of subjects including sexuality, body image, video art, graffiti, noise music, radical politics and technology.
Iconic cover artwork from Robert Mapplethorpe, Cindy Sherman and Robert Longo.
Articles include Jon Savage on Brian Jones and Edie Sedgwick, Dan Graham on the end of Liberalism, new fashions for break dancing, a preview of Richard Prince's 'Menthol Pictures' as well as Barbara Kruger on 'unladylike language and living embarrassments' in the work of Kathy Acker.
Six issues of ZG Magazine.
ZG No 6: STREET VISION.
ZG No 7: DESIRE.
ZG No 8: HEROES.
ZG No 9: BREAKDOWN.
ZG 81 No 2: FUTURE DREAD.
ZG 81 No 3: NEW YORK.
Folio. B&w printing with illustrations. Spot colour illustrated stapled wrappers. Unpaginated. London: Gallery House Press/ ZG Magazine, 1981- 1983.
All volumes with heavy creases to the middle of the publication. Issues 81 No 2 and 3 with cut out sections to the wrappers, ZG No 6 with wrappers marked and rubbed.
Six issues of the seminal art, theory and culture magazine edited by Rosetta Brooks. Each issue is focused around a theme with contributions from writers in London and New York. The publication tackled a broad range of subjects including sexuality, body image, video art, graffiti, noise music, radical politics and technology.
Iconic cover artwork from Robert Mapplethorpe, Cindy Sherman and Robert Longo.
Articles include Jon Savage on Brian Jones and Edie Sedgwick, Dan Graham on the end of Liberalism, new fashions for break dancing, a preview of Richard Prince's 'Menthol Pictures' as well as Barbara Kruger on 'unladylike language and living embarrassments' in the work of Kathy Acker.
