GENERAL IDEA 1969-1994
7301
FILE Megazine
(vol. 2, no. 1&2, May 1973) 1973
"Special Double Issue"
Web offset periodical, 64 pp. plus cover, black-and-white reproductions, with fold-out cover and insert by Image Bank: 355 x 280 mm
Edition of 3000
Published by Art Official Inc., Toronto
Includes insert by Image Bank, offset on card:
83 x 224 mm. Eight various "colour bar" images were printed; one was inserted in each copy of the magazine.
See 7901.
7302
FILE Megazine
(vol. 2, no. 3, September 1973) 1973
"IFEL Special Paris Issue"
Web offset periodical, 64 pp. plus cover,
black-and-white reproductions, with centrefold:
355 x 280 mm
Edition of 3000
Published by Art Official Inc., Toronto
Includes a centrefold of a fake magazine cover that
can be turned inside-out to make a "1984" cover
and General Idea's "Borderline Cases" project. Issue produced for the exhibition Canada Trajectoires 73
at Musée d'art moderne de la ville de Paris, Paris,
14 June - 5 August 1973.
See 7201, 7202, 7901.
7303
FILE Megazine
(vol. 2, no. 4, December 1973) 1973
"Mondo Nudo Issue"
Web offset periodical, 48 pp. plus cover,
black-and-white reproductions: 355 x 280 mm
Edition of 3000
Published by Art Official Inc., Toronto
See 7901.
7304
Luxon V.B.: The 1984 Miss General Idea Pavillion No. 101
1973
Offset pamphlet, 16 pp. plus cover, black-and-white reproductions: 200 x 128 mm
Edition of 500, of which 400 are unsigned and
numbered; and 100 are signed and numbered and
on heavier paper stock
Self-published
Published to accompany the exhibition Luxon V.B. at Carmen Lamanna Gallery, Toronto, 17 December 1973 Ð
3 January 1974.
See 7405.
7305
Manipulating the Self
1973
Offset lithograph on paper: 734 x 585 mm
Edition of 65 plus A/Ps, signed (rubber-stamped) and numbered
Published by Galerie B, Montreal
Reproduces a selection of photographic responses received from the mail art project
Manipulating the Self (Phase I - A Borderline Case)
. Each of the prints is hand-titled "Manipulating the Self,"
some with Galerie B rubber-stamp. Approximately 5 to 10 copies were altered by the publisher, Roger Bellemare of Galerie B. In pencil,
he crossed out the word "Self" and wrote "Scene" because he thought the work would sell better this way, an action to which the artists agreed.
See 7002, 7117, 7208.