[Avant-Garde] Art & Technology lot Includes: invitation card for Some More Beginnings, Experiments in Art & Technology (E.A.T.) at the Brooklyn Museum 1968. Mint in original envelope sent to TD. + E.A.T. items in original envelope sent to TD: 3 bulletins 1967-1968, and information leaflet for the E.A.T./MOMA exhibition The Machine (1968), letter and press clippings. + Exhibition catalogue for Wen-Ying Tsai's Cybernetic Sculpture Environment show at the MIT Center for Advanced Visual Studies, 1971. Cover toned, else good. + Envelope, folded poster and announcement card for Body Covering, a monumental show at the Museum of Contemporary Art Crafts, New York 1968 presenting concepts to cover the human body using new technology. All items feature striking design. _x000D_

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