2110 - Iannone, Dorothy, and Erik & Annelise Bock. Conceptual Cabaret. Silkscreen print on heavy paper. 1979. Sheet dimensions: 57.5 x 65.5 cm.

Iannone, Dorothy, and Erik & Annelise Bock. Conceptual Cabaret. Silkscreen print on heavy paper. 1979. Sheet dimensions: 57.5 x 65.5 cm. A very rare poster for two performance evenings at Mike Steiner’s Studiogalerie in its new location on Albrecht Achilles Street on November 16 and 17, 1979. On the first evening, “The Beauties of Denmark, Pastor Erik Bock, and his sister Anneliese Bock” presented the “Cabaret: Under the Fig Leaf There Are Figs. A Didactic Play About God and Mr. Everyman,” while on the second evening, “Iannone’s Yoni,” Dorothy Iannone, “in the first prepared performance of her life … will seek to prove that Emperor Bastian de Bock exists and that our hopes for happiness through him are well-founded.” - In 2014, the Berlinische Galerie dedicated a major retrospective to the American artist—who has lived in Berlin since 1976—and pioneer in the fight for free love and female sexuality; the Centre Pompidou followed suit in 2019. - Minimalist, with a distinct trail.