MICHAEL CRANE — RUNNING DOG PRESS MAGAZINE NO. 1
1976 — CHF 900
("RUNNING DOG ONE AND DONE")Ca. 140 loose pages in original illustrated wrappers (tear of ca. 3 cm).
Artist periodical, entirely produced in xerox, edited by Mike (Michael) Crane.
“The attempt of this publication is to present the documents of the experiments and explorations artists are undertaking today on an international level...”
Includes the list of names and addresses of the participating artists, among them Ken Friedman, Klaus Groh, Carl Johnson, Y. Matsuzawa, Endre Tót, Allen Ross, Horacio Zabala, etc.
The premiere issue of Running Dog One and Done (1976) is presented in a portfolio with a silhouette reproduction of Muybridge's running greyhound (1879) on the cover.
The contents include photocopy montages, concrete poems, and other texts printed on single loose sheets.
Below the transcription of the letter from the editor, Michael Crane:
"Running Dog One And Done" is the first issue of the Running Dog Press magazine. The attempt of this publication is to present the documents of the experiments and explorations artists are undertaking today on an international level. Its scope is to be inclusive of the reports and ideas of those individuals involved in research, and hopes to see the definition of "artist" expand to include the contributions from scientific and sociological fields as well. In this premiere, RDP felt that what is most important is the communication and sharing of the information found inside. A need is felt to make this information available in Chicago and to share with the outside the works of Chicagoans.
This issue is a collective effort and is made available by the energy and contributions of all the artists included.
"...One And Done" is unbound because this issue is not thematic and is a collection of various materials from a diversity of places and mental spaces. It is also unbound so that the readers can recycle the pages within their own information systems. Feel free to take out what you like and share it with others. Also, the current addresses of the contributors are included so that you can make contacts and establish your own communication links.
I hope you enjoy looking at this magazine and I am open to your feedback and ideas.
Fondly,
Michael Crane
Announcement in Parachute no. 2 (1976):
CHICAGO
Running Dog Press and Michael Crane (Chicago, U.S.A.) are publishing an international anthology of works titled Running Dog One and Done, to be released in February 1976.
The book will include conceptual pieces, dada, poems, writings, photos, etc. Some of the contributors to the publication include: Alan Bealy (Canada), Klaus Groh (W. Germany), Michele Perfetti (Italy), Phil Hitchcock (U.S.A.), A.G. Devdas (India), Suzy Lake (Canada), Jacques Lennep (Belgium), Western Dakota Junk Co (U.S.A.).
The book will be available soon from Editions Vehicle in Montreal.
27,9 x 21,5 cm
MICHAEL CRANE — RUNNING DOG PRESS MAGAZINE NO. 1 — 1976 — CHF 900. ("RUNNING DOG ONE AND DONE")Ca. 140 loose pages in original illustrated wrappers (tear of ca. 3 cm).Artist periodical, entirely produced in xerox, edited by Mike (Michael) Crane.“The attempt of this publication is to present the documents of the experiments and explorations artists are undertaking today on an international level...”Includes the list of names and addresses of the participating artists, among them Ken Friedman, Klaus Groh, Carl Johnson, Y. Matsuzawa, Endre Tót, Allen Ross, Horacio Zabala, etc.The premiere issue of Running Dog One and Done (1976) is presented in a portfolio with a silhouette reproduction of Muybridge's running greyhound (1879) on the cover.The contents include photocopy montages, concrete poems, and other texts printed on single loose sheets.Below the transcription of the letter from the editor, Michael Crane:"Running Dog One And Done" is the first issue of the Running Dog Press magazine. The attempt of this publication is to present the documents of the experiments and explorations artists are undertaking today on an international level. Its scope is to be inclusive of the reports and ideas of those individuals involved in research, and hopes to see the definition of "artist" expand to include the contributions from scientific and sociological fields as well. In this premiere, RDP felt that what is most important is the communication and sharing of the information found inside. A need is felt to make this information available in Chicago and to share with the outside the works of Chicagoans.This issue is a collective effort and is made available by the energy and contributions of all the artists included."...One And Done" is unbound because this issue is not thematic and is a collection of various materials from a diversity of places and mental spaces. It is also unbound so that the readers can recycle the pages within their own information systems. Feel free to take out what you like and share it with others. Also, the current addresses of the contributors are included so that you can make contacts and establish your own communication links.I hope you enjoy looking at this magazine and I am open to your feedback and ideas.Fondly,Michael CraneAnnouncement in Parachute no. 2 (1976):CHICAGORunning Dog Press and Michael Crane (Chicago, U.S.A.) are publishing an international anthology of works titled Running Dog One and Done, to be released in February 1976.The book will include conceptual pieces, dada, poems, writings, photos, etc. Some of the contributors to the publication include: Alan Bealy (Canada), Klaus Groh (W. Germany), Michele Perfetti (Italy), Phil Hitchcock (U.S.A.), A.G. Devdas (India), Suzy Lake (Canada), Jacques Lennep (Belgium), Western Dakota Junk Co (U.S.A.).The book will be available soon from Editions Vehicle in Montreal.27,9 x 21,5 cm ("RUNNING DOG ONE AND DONE")Ca. 140 loose pages in original illustrated wrappers (tear of ca. 3 cm).Artist periodical, entirely produced in xerox, edited by Mike (Michael) Crane.“The attempt of this publication is to present the documents of the experiments and explorations artists are undertaking today on an international level...”Includes the list of names and addresses of the participating artists, among them Ken Friedman, Klaus Groh, Carl Johnson, Y. Matsuzawa, Endre Tót, Allen Ross, Horacio Zabala, etc.The premiere issue of Running Dog One and Done (1976) is presented in a portfolio with a silhouette reproduction of Muybridge's running greyhound (1879) on the cover.The contents include photocopy montages, concrete poems, and other texts printed on single loose sheets.Below the transcription of the letter from the editor, Michael Crane:"Running Dog One And Done" is the first issue of the Running Dog Press magazine. The attempt of this publication is to present the documents of the experiments and explorations artists are undertaking today on an international level. Its scope is to be inclusive of the reports and ideas of those individuals involved in research, and hopes to see the definition of "artist" expand to include the contributions from scientific and sociological fields as well. In this premiere, RDP felt that what is most important is the communication and sharing of the information found inside. A need is felt to make this information available in Chicago and to share with the outside the works of Chicagoans.This issue is a collective effort and is made available by the energy and contributions of all the artists included."...One And Done" is unbound because this issue is not thematic and is a collection of various materials from a diversity of places and mental spaces. It is also unbound so that the readers can recycle the pages within their own information systems. Feel free to take out what you like and share it with others. Also, the current addresses of the contributors are included so that you can make contacts and establish your own communication links.I hope you enjoy looking at this magazine and I am open to your feedback and ideas.Fondly,Michael CraneAnnouncement in Parachute no. 2 (1976):CHICAGORunning Dog Press and Michael Crane (Chicago, U.S.A.) are publishing an international anthology of works titled Running Dog One and Done, to be released in February 1976.The book will include conceptual pieces, dada, poems, writings, photos, etc. Some of the contributors to the publication include: Alan Bealy (Canada), Klaus Groh (W. Germany), Michele Perfetti (Italy), Phil Hitchcock (U.S.A.), A.G. Devdas (India), Suzy Lake (Canada), Jacques Lennep (Belgium), Western Dakota Junk Co (U.S.A.).The book will be available soon from Editions Vehicle in Montreal.27,9 x 21,5 cm
