Hong Kong: Alisan Fine Arts, 1990. Brochure for a group show of Chinese paintings at the Hong Kong Arts Centre from October 24 to November 4, 1990. The exhibition was organized by Alisan Fine Arts, a major Hong Kong commercial gallery and featured 25 artists. The brochure lists..... More

n.p. [Sacramento, California]: Crocker Art Museum, n.d. [2005]. Text of an interview with artist Arnold Chang (b. 1954) in which he discusses his paintings as well as art in China with Nancy Tingley, adjunct curator of Asian art, at the Crocker Art Museum. The Crocker held an exhibition of Chang's..... More

Hong Kong: Hanart TZ Gallery, 1995. Scarce catalogue celebrating the 70th birthday of Hong Kong artist Gaylord Chan (1925-2020). The catalogue features numerous plates of his brightly colored paintings and some photos from his life. There is also a section, "Gaylord Chan on Age, Art and Knowing When to Stop."..... More

Paris: Jacques Barrère S.A., 1999. Exhibition catalogue for the important Chinese-French sculptor Wang Keping (b. 1949), who works solely in wood. Profusely illustrated in color. Text in English and French. Wang Keping was one of the founders of the Stars group of dissident artists, who mounted unauthorized exhibitions..... More

Hong Kong: de Tilly-Blaru, 2001. Sumptuous catalogue for the Chinese-French sculptor Wang Keping. Numerous color plates, introduction by Michael Sullivan, and an additional text by Paul Serfaty. Wang Keping (b. 1949 in Beijing) was one of the founders of the Stars group of dissident artists, who mounted unauthorized..... More

Hong Kong: Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Center for the Arts, 1997. Scarce catalogue featuring works by the Chinese-French sculptor Wang Keping. The catalogue, in English and Chinese, was issued in 1997, when Wang Keping was Artist-in-Residence at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology... More

Kaoshiung, Taiwan: Duchamp Gallery, 1994. Heavily illustrated catalogue of a solo exhibition by Fung Ming-chip (b. 1951) at Duchamp Gallery in Kaoshiung, Taiwan, in 1994. Most of the works shown consist of his seals and sculptures. Text almost entirely in Chinese, although some image captions are in both Chinese and..... More

Hong Kong: Alisan Fine Arts, 1994. First Edition, First Printing. Profusely illustrated catalogue for a 1994 exhibition of paintings by Zeng Mi (b. 1935 Fujian province) at Alisan Fine Arts in Hong Kong. Introduction by Richard Edwards, professor emeritus at the University of Michigan, and an article on Xieyi painting..... More

Hong Kong: Alisan Fine Arts Ltd., 1992. First Edition, First Printing. Scarce catalogue for two exhibitions of paintings by Liu Jian (b. 1961 in Shanghai). The exhibitions took place April 22-May 2, 1992, at Chinese Gallery of Art in New York, and May 12-May 25, 1992, at Alisan Fine Arts..... More

New York: Masses & Mainstream, Inc., 1948. First Edition. The August 1948 issue of Masses & Mainstream, a cultural magazine closely associated with the Communist Party USA. In this issue, W.E.B. Du Bois writes about his 50 years of political activity, while Helen Clare Nelson contributes a rollicking piece about..... More

New York: The John Day Company, 1933. First Edition. Liberal economist Stuart Chase (1888-1985) attempts to explain the Technocracy movement during the Depression years in this scarce pamphlet. "Machines are displacing men, swiftly, dramatically, terribly," he writes (page 15). Yet, he says, "I incline to agree with Technocracy that scientific..... More

Regina, Saskatchewan: Anarchist Communist Federation of North America, [1980s]. A scarce anarchist pamphlet denouncing corruption and state power in Africa. "For the 420 million people of Africa, independence has brought little, if any more, freedom than under colonialism," the author writes. The problem, he says, is the power of the..... More

Baltimore: Vacant Lots Press, 1977. First Edition, First Printing. An essay on the benefits of anarchist feminism. The author suggests that feminists explore Situationism as a possible theoretical framework. She also decries the modern obsession with "witchcraft, magic, and psychic phenomena." Report No. 26 of Research Group One in Baltimore..... More