Todorovic Miroljub (19 results)

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Broschiert. Condition: Gut. 24 S. mit Umschlag, 21,5x25,5 cm mit zahlreichen s/w Abbildungen. Seiten etwas angebräunt, Umschlag leicht angeschmutzt, sonst gut. Sprache: de, en, it Size: 4°. de, en, it (illustrator).

8°. Orig.-Broschur. 6 Bll. (12 S.) mit einigen Abbildungen. gutes Exemplar Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 300.

Broschiert. Condition: Gut. Contents: Keiichi Nakamura, John Held, Pierre Restany, Michael Lumb, Emilio Morandi, Klaus Groh, Endrej Tisma, Katarina Stankovic, Zlatko Krasni, Zoran M. Mandic, Klaus-Peter Denker and others. Two dissertations about Signalism and others. 68 S. Serbo-Kroatisch / Englisch. Mit zahlreichen s/w-Abbildungen. Einband und Rücken etwas angeschmutzt, Vorderdeckel mit leichter Knickspur, die sich durch die ganze Broschüre fortsetzt, jedoch kaum wahrnehmbar ist, Schnitt sauber, Seiten leicht lichtrandig, sauber, Gesamtzustand gut. (Signalism represents a neo-avant-garde literal and art movement that originated in Serbian culture in the 1960s. The beginning of Signalism dates back to 1959 when its founder and main theoretician Miroljub Todorovic started with his lingusitic experiments.) Sprache: sh, en Size: kl.8° Querformat. sh, en (illustrator). …

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Softcover 8vo in cream wrappers printed in black and red. Pages printed in black on high-acidity paper with deckled edges. Sequentially numbered 468-669. Text in Serbo-Croatian. A comprehensive international anthology of visual, concrete, and signalist poetry edited by Miroljub Todorovi . Organized alphabetically by artists' surnames, with contributions by Marina Abramovic, Jeremy Adler, Walter Aue, Max Bense, Mirella Bentivoglio, Julien Blaine, Jean-François Bory, Claus Bremmer, Augusto de Campos, Ugo Carrega, Henri Chopin, Hans Clavin, Bob Cobbing, Kenelm Cox, Herman Damen, Oskar Davico, Guillermo Deisler, Wlademir Dias-Pino, Reinhard Döhl, Stanislaw Drózdz, Öyvind Fahlström, Peter Finch, Ian Hamilton Finlay, John Furnival, Ilse and Pierre Garnier, Jochen Gerz, Mathias Goeritz, Eugen Gomringer, Klaus Groh, Raoul Hausmann, Dom Sylvester Houédard (dsh), Jaros aw Kozlowski, Ferdinand Kriwet, Natalia Lach-Lachowicz [Natalia LL], Arrigo Lora-Totino, Lucia Marcucci, Jean-Claude Moineau, Franz Mon, bpNichol, Seiichi Niikuni, Nal Nucha, Luciano Ori, Clemente Padín, Michele Perfetti, Décio Pignatari, G. J. de Rook, Gerhard Rühm, Mary Ellen Solt, Adriano Spatola, Miroljub Todorovic, Endre Tót, Timm Ulrichs, Ji í Valoch, Edgardo Antonio Vigo, Paul De Vree, Herman de Vries, Ivo Vroom, David Zack, Francisco José de Zabala, and Nicholas Zurbrugg, among others. A substantial gathering of like minds, with Todorovic standing tall as a central figure in the global network. Artifact Vibration Score: 8.1. Trace amounts of rubbing, including a gentle vertical fold line at right margin of front cover, age toning throughout on account of the high-acidity paper, light spotting to covers, and an area of damp staining at lower third of spine not extending onto front or rear covers. Very good.…

Small square 8vo bound in a white plastic coil in yellow wrappers printed in black. Pages printed in black at rectos on white stock. 32 + 4 pp. Parallel text in Serbo-Croatian and English. Artists' book of Signalist concrete poems by Olga Vicic and Miroljub Todorovic, with each poem structured around the repeated use of a different single character. Includes a cipher on the penultimate page explaining the meaning of each character. A generous gesture given the poems' minimalist means. Artifact Vibration Score: 8.3. Trace amounts of age toning throughout, including wear, creasing, and light soiling to covers, and brittle plastic comb binding with several cracked and broken teeth, resulting in loss, yet still holding. Else very good.…

First edition of 1,000. Hardcover 4to in dark blue linen boards, foil-stamped in red, white, and blue, housed in a dust jacket printed in red, black, and gray. Pages printed in dark blue on white stock. 309 + 2 pp. Text primarily in Serbo-Croatian, with several texts translated into English. Artists' book surveying Miroljub Todorovic's Signalist visual, computer, permutational, object, and gestural poetry created between 1967 and 1971. As founder and theorist of Signalism, Todorovic sought to revolutionize language and poetry through new expressions and media, including the use of science and advanced technologies. Organized chronologically, the volume serves as both anthology and self-documentation, tracing the early development of Signalism through a dense range of experiments in language, systems, and form. A handsome documentation of the artist published in the former Yugoslavia. Artifact Vibration Score: 8.5. Dust jacket, now in a mylar cover, with trace amounts of wear and rubbing, including chipping and small tears at margins, and sunning at spine. Book with trace amounts of age toning to pages. Very good. …

Horizontal softcover 8vo in glossy white wrappers printed in green. Pages printed in black on white paper stock. Unpaginated. Parallel text in Serbo-Croatian and English. The second and third issues of the experimental journal 'SIGNAL: International Review for Signalist Research,' issued here as a double number, edited by Miroljub Todorovic, reflecting the movement he founded in the late 1950s with the intention of revolutionizing language and poetry through new expressions and media, including the use of science and advanced technologies. Illustrated throughout with experimental, visual, and concrete poetry by Marina Abramovic, Jean-François Bory, Augusto de Campos, Ugo Carrega, Hans Clavin, Bob Cobbing, Herman Damen, Guillermo Deisler, Peter Finch, John Furnival, Robert Joseph, Maurizio Nannucci, G. J. de Rook, Paul De Vree, and Ivo Vroom, among several others. Just as in 'SIGNAL' no. 1, this issue features visual poems by Abramovic, an expression not often seen in her oeuvre. Includes a chapter on related avant-garde movements and publications issued around the same time, including books, magazines, posters, and exhibition catalogs, forming an indispensable bibliography. Issues 1-9 were published between 1970 and 1973, followed by twelve more in the 1990s. Artifact Vibration Score: 8.5. Trace amounts of wear, rubbing, and age toning throughout. Very good.…

Horizontal softcover 8vo in glossy white wrappers printed in red. Pages printed in black on white paper stock, with chapter dividers printed in black on light blue stock. Unpaginated. Parallel text in Serbo-Croatian and English. The first issue of the experimental journal 'SIGNAL: International Review for Signalist Research,' edited by Miroljub Todorovic, reflecting the movement he founded in the late 1950s with the intention of revolutionizing language and poetry through new expressions and mediums, including the use of science and advanced technologies. Per Todorovic's description of Signalism in the first chapter: "Any struggle against science is doomed in advance, for it is struggle against man himself." He goes on to state: "Methods and classification of Signalist poetry include Signalism in the narrow sense, computer poetry, aleatoric (or stochastic) poetry, statistical poetry, permutational, combinative and variative poetry, scientific poetry, technological poetry, Signalist kinetic and phonetic poetry, and Signalist manifestations." 'SIGNAL' connected Todorovic with like-minded figures across the world from his outpost in Belgrade, in the former Yugoslavia. Illustrated throughout with experimental, visual, and concrete poetry by Marina Abramovic, Julien Blaine, Jean-François Bory, Augusto de Campos, Ugo Carrega, Hans Clavin, Paul De Vree, Jochen Gerz, Bohumila Grögerová and Josef Hirsal, Raoul Hausmann, Arrigo Lora Totino, Eugenio Miccini, Jean-Claude Moineau, bpNichol, Giulia Nicolai, Clemente Padín, Michele Perfetti, Jirí Valoch, and Edgardo Antonio Vigo, among several others. Abramovic served on the editorial board of the first issue of 'SIGNAL.' Here, the artist also contributes visual poems, an expression not often seen in her oeuvre. Includes a chapter on related avant-garde movements and publications issued around the same time, including books, magazines, posters, and exhibition catalogs, forming an indispensable bibliography and reference point. Issues 1-9 were published between 1970 and 1973, followed by twelve more in the 1990s. Artifact Vibration Score: 8.5. Trace amounts of wear, rubbing, and age toning throughout, including closed tears at heel and crown of spine, and a small sticker abrasion at title page. Very good.…

Thirty-six A4 sheets, three of which are folded in half, and one A3 sheet folded in half, all printed in black at rectos on thin white stock; ten black-and-white photographs; fifteen postcards printed in black and orange at recto and black at verso; and a folded six-panel brochure printed in black at recto on glossy white stock; all housed in the original C4 mailing envelope hand-addressed in black marker by the artist. Several items rubber-stamped in blue at versos, many of which are also signed in pencil, ink, or marker by the artist. Provenance: From the archive of the German artists' periodical 'Die Zweitschrift,' to which the material was submitted in 1979 but never published. A collection of material related to Signalism by Miroljub Todorovic, reflecting the movement he founded in the late 1950s with the intention of revolutionizing language and poetry through new expressions and mediums, including the use of science and advanced technologies. Serving as an outpost for experimental poetry in Belgrade, Todorovi connected avant-garde efforts in Central and Eastern Europe with the wider international network. Included are several interrelated pieces, among them three unique works compiled for publication: 'COMMUNICATIONS,' a set of eleven sheets with Signalist stamps and mail art wrapped in a handwritten note to the editors of 'Die Zweitschrift,' dated September 27, 1979; 'AS LOUD AS YOU CAN,' a set of fourteen sheets with Signalist poems, manifestos, and language experiments; and 'LEGENDS,' a set of eight sheets with uniform rectangular grids composed of different characters, with added hand-drawn abstract symbols. Also includes ten photographs, some of which appear in Todorovic's artists' book 'ALGOL: signalisticka vizuelna, kompjuterska, permutaciona, objekt i gestualna poezija (1967-1971),' showcasing a range of Signalist works, including poems and installations; and fifteen fifteen artists' postcards from the same series, each showing a Signalist work with its corresponding title printed at verso; and a brochure for Todorovic's 1973 exhibition 'signalist explorations 1' in Belgrade. A generous dispatch mailed by the artist in a hand-addressed envelope from his Signalist outpost in Belgrade, Yugoslavia. Artifact Vibration Score: 8.7. Sheets with trace amounts of age toning and handling creases, including a gentle diagonal fold line at top left corner affecting all sheets. Photographs with signs of having been affixed at versos. Postcards with offset rubbing at versos and partial sunning to rectos of five cards. Envelope with postage franking, stamps, and signs of mailing. Very good.…

Condition: Very Good. Hans Clavin (ed.); Clemente Padin, Edgardo Antonio Vigo, Paul de Vree, Peter Finch, Giulia Niccolai, Jiri Valoch, Miroljub Todorovic, SUBVERS 1: Tijdschrift voor (onder meer) konkrete poezie, The Subvers Press, Ijmuiden, Holland, October 1970. 239 x 162 mm. Perfect bound, orange printed wraps with b&w contributions by Clemente Padin, Edgardo Antonio Vigo, Paul de Vree, Peter Finch, Giulia Niccolai, Jiri Valoch, Miroljub Todorovic. Edited by Hans Clavin. Numbered 493 of 500. Condition: There are no water lines particularly apparent but it would appear this copy has got damp at some point as the cover and pages are wavy. No tears or writing. Very Good. …

Condition: Very Good. 96 of 500. Hans Clavin (ed.); Clemente Padin, Edgardo Antonio Vigo, Paul de Vree, Peter Finch, Giulia Niccolai, Jiri Valoch, Miroljub Todorovic, SUBVERS 1: Tijdschrift voor (onder meer) konkrete poezie, The Subvers Press, Ijmuiden, Holland, October 1970. 239 x 162 mm. Perfect bound, orange printed wraps with b&w contributions by Clemente Padin, Edgardo Antonio Vigo, Paul de Vree, Peter Finch, Giulia Niccolai, Jiri Valoch, Miroljub Todorovic. Edited by Hans Clavin. Numbered 96 of 500. Condition: Some toning to the covers, internally very good+/Near Fine. Minor handling marks to covers and some of the pages.…

Condition: Very Good +. Exhibition poster. Seminarium Poezja Wizualna, Galeria Sztuki Najnowszej, 1976. 610 x 430 mm. Size (folded): 305 x 215 mm. Screen printed red on white stock. An historic seminar and exhibition on visual poetry. Contributors include: Luciano Ori, Anny Bolcewicz, Bernard Heidsieck, Miroljub Todorovic, Anna Kutera, Gabor Toth, Andre Tot, Adriano Spatola, Giulia Niccolai, Ewa Partum, Andre Partum and others. Unsigned, no edition size given. Condition: minor handling marks, minor soiling at bottom edge. No tears or pinholes. Overall: VG+.…

Condition: Fine. Klaus Groh (ed.), IAC Booklets (1-54), Complete Set (1973-1977). Edition of 50 copies. A complete set of 54 IAC (International Artist Cooperation) booklets (1973-1977). Each small artists' booklet usually featuring one artist. Artists include: Peter Stembura, Endre Tot, Robert Filliou, Genesis P-Orridge, Herman De Vries, Felipe Ehrenberg, Jirí Valoch, Ewa Partum Raul Marroquin, Bogdanka Poznanovic and Miroljub Todoorovi . Each cover has artist's initials, hand stamped and on the back cover the number of the booklet is hand stamped. Editions 1-50 were produced between 1973-75. According to the editor, all are first editions apart from No.34 (Robert Filliou), which was reprented in a 50 copy edition in 1984. Recently it came to light that 4 additional booklets were published between 1975-77. These booklets were bought directly from Groh in 2015, they are thought to have been made by him in the early 2000s. Condition: Near fine.…

Paperback / softback. Condition: New. This item is printed on demand. New copy - Usually dispatched within 5-9 working days.