[Women Artists] Barbara Bloom, Ephemera 1970s-1980s (1) Seven announcement cards, comprising: De Appel Amsterdam performance 1974; De Appel Amsterdam, 2 sheets with collaged original b/w photograph, announcing a tv performance Sept. 22 1976; Artists Space New York, Barbara Bloom & David Salle 1976; Franklin Furnace New York 1977; The Reign of Narcissism, Jay Gorney Modern Art 1989; Tracy William Ltd New York 2007, American Momento Automat undated. (3) Barbara Bloom, Tomorrow is your Dior/The Diamond Lane. Poster announcing an installation at Groninger Museum, February 1980, 60 x 42 cm, fine rare copy. (4) Instruction card for the performance piece 'If you take an envelope you are asked to sit in one of the seven chairs'. Amsterdam, undated ca. 1985. (total 9)

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