Re-issue of the famous 1996 3-CD box, slimmed down to a simple but lovely 3-CD set of material by the original line-up of Destroy All Monsters, consisting of Niagara… € 75.00
First issue of art zine Iodine Pilz. 32 pages of “Good Hot Stuff” were brought together and edited by Cary Loren and published in a limited edition of 100 hand-numbered copies by Omeggkkamann Press in 2012. Photos, writings, and artwork by Cary Loren, James Hoff, Elizabeth Sporleder and guest artist Cameron Jamie were photocopied in colour and b/w and staple bound. The images and text of this… € 50.00
Jeremiad Chants, subtitled An Absolute Polemic, was published independently by William Levy and illustrator Peter Pontiac in 1979. With a print run of only 500 copies and Fluxus artist Willem de Ridder as a designer, this little book is a true countercultural gem. Levy’s seductively packaged but caustic chapters would… € 40.00
A set of 20 vinyl stickers and one White Panther Party button, designed by Destroy All Monsters and produced for the Whitney Biennial 2002. Limited edition of 300… € 50.00
Sinclair Beiles was born in Kampala, Uganda in 1930, the only child of Jewish South African parents of Russian descent. The family moved back to Johannesburg when young Sinclair was six years old. There he studied at Wits University before starting a wandering existence in the early 1950s. Beiles…
Sinclair Beiles was born in Kampala, Uganda in 1930, the only child of Jewish South African parents of Russian descent. The family moved back to Johannesburg when young Sinclair was six years old. There he studied at Wits University before starting a wandering existence in the early 1950s. Beiles…
