[1970s] stanley brouwn, Tatvan Munich, Aktionsraum 1, 1970. Stapled booklet, black wrapper with white silkscreened title, 15 x 21.5 cm, 32 pp. Tatvan (spelled Tatvan in title, but Tatwan in the rest of the text) is a location in Turkey where a railway line ends abruptly. brouwn travelled to Tatvan to make photographs he did not publish. Instead, the booklet features a number of conceived distances to the site: x-Tatwan 1 km; x - Tatwan 1000 km (etc.). Cover features indentation of the underlying staple, interior mint.

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