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[Periodicals] Avalanche facsimile edition New York, Primary Information, 2010. Boxed facsimile ed., no. 32/100 w. certificate signed and numb. by Liza Béar and Willoughby Sharp, first 8 issues publ. individually, final 5 bound together in a sc wr. Excellent condition. Avalanche was a groundbreaking New York-based art magazine (1970-1976) founded and edited by Sharp and Béar. The periodical focused particularly on conceptual art and emerging new art forms.

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[Periodicals] Avalanche facsimile edition New York, Primary Information, 2010. Boxed facsimile ed., no. 32/100 w. certificate signed and numb. by Liza Béar and Willoughby Sharp, first 8 issues publ. individually, final 5 bound together in a sc wr. Excellent condition. Avalanche was a groundbreaking New York-based art magazine (1970-1976) founded and edited by Sharp and Béar. The periodical focused particularly on conceptual art and emerging new art forms.

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