Studio Bruno Tonini

Casa
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Gussago
Studio Bruno Tonini

Is a bookstore and research space focused on modern and contemporary artistic movements. Ha sede a Brescia e il suo proprietario/fondatore è Alessandra Faita.

"17.2 art gallery" è una galleria d’arte moderna e contemporanea specializzata in libri d'artista, posters, fotografie, autografi, manoscritti, multipli. "17.2 art gallery" is a modern and contemporary art gallery specialized in artists' books, posters, photographs, autographs, manuscripts, multiple. It is based in Brescia and its owner / founder is Alessandra Faita.

06/08/2026

Thomas BAYRLE - Bernhard JAGER
“Bayrle & Jäger Gulliver-Presse. (Ausstellungskatalog)”
München, Galerie Buchholz, [1965]

14,7x10,5 cm, paperback, pp. [88]. Catalogue / artist’s book fully illustrated with reproductions of prints, drawings and photographic images in both color and black and white, many of them double-page printed. Text in German by Franz Mon. Catalogue featuring the books and prints published by Bayrle & Jäger Gulliver-Presse for Galerie Buchholz in München.

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05/08/2026

Blinky PALERMO
“Blinky Palermo / Gesamtgraphik”
Bonn, Galerie Klein, 1972

56,9x40 cm., color illustrated poster, silkscreen printed, published in occasion of the exhibition (Bonn, Galerie Klein, February 2 - March 18, 1972).

[Bibliography: Lailach 2005: page 110]

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05/08/2026

John BALDESSARI - (Klaus RINKE)
“Dear Klaus…”
Los Angeles, Marina del Rey, 1996

15x10,6 cm., illustrated postcard reproducing John Baldessari’s Two High Rises (With Disruptions), Two Witnesses (Red and Green) (1990). With a handwritten message by the artist, signed; mailed to artist Klaus Rinke.

“Dear Klaus, yes, let’s get together! Call me when you arrive in L. A. Aug. 20. Warm regards, John”.

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04/08/2026

(Arte povera)
AA.VV.
“Untilted [29 Ottobre 1969]”
Torino, Galleria Sperone, 1969

10,5x17 cm, pp. [10] loose sheets, series of 10 loose sheets in semitransparent parchment paper, on the first of which the inaugural date of the exhibition is printed in red, and the name and address of the gallery in black. On the remaining nine sheets, the name and surname of one of the nine participating artists are printed in black at the center: Giovanni Anselmo, Alighiero Boetti, Pier Paolo Calzolari, Giorgio Griffa, Roberto Maini, Mario Merz, Giuseppe Penone, Emilio Prini, Gilberto Zorio. Invitation published on the occasion of the exhibition opening (Turin, Galleria Sperone, October 29, 1969). [Bibliography: Sperone 2000: volume I, pag. 36].

“Nel 1969 si svolgono due collettive. La prima è «Disegni progetti» (maggio) dove sono presenti Anselmo, Boetti, Calzolari, Marz, Penone e Zorio. La seconda, in ottobre, è di maggior impegno e rinforza il gruppo della mostra precedente con Griffa, Maini e Prini...” (Anna Minola in AA.VV., «Gian Enzo Sperone. Torino Roma New York – 35 anni di mostre tra Europa e America, Torino, Hopefulmonster, 2000, volume I, pag. 36) 2. A

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03/08/2026

Richard LONG
“Dartmoor Wind Circle”
no place, Worthington Family Collection, 1988

21x14 cm, pp. [4], illustrated card folded in two parts printed in red and black with a charming dedication inside written in pencil by the artist dedicated to “Rudi” (Fuchs). “Dartmoor Wind Circle” is a 1988 text and line sculpture documenting a long walk across the vast, windswept landscape of Dartmoor.

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02/08/2026

Donald JUDD
“Don Judd. 18 Skulpturen
München - Zürich, Verlag der Galerie Heiner Friedrich / Annemaria Verna, 1973

21x15 cm., paperback, pp. [44], artist’s book with typographic cover, illustrated with 18 black and white photographic plates (shots by Thomas Cugini) and 18 line illustrations with schematic drawings of the works, graphic design by Gianfranco Verna. Edition of 1,000 copies published in occasion of the solo exhibition at Galerie Heiner Friedrich in München (September - October 1973).

Bibliography: Friedrich 2013: pag. 129; Lailach 2005: pag. 129

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01/08/2026

AA.VV.
“Arte povera. 13 italienische Künstler”
München, Kunstverein München, 1971

29,5x21 cm., paperback with two metal staples, pp. [48]; black-and-white photographic cover, featuring 40 black-and-white photographic illustrations, many printed full-page and double-page, with reproductions of works by Giovanni Anselmo, Alighiero Boetti, Gino De Dominicis, Luciano Fabro, Jannis Kounellis, Mario Merz, Giulio Paolini, Giuseppe Penone, Vettor Pisani, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Emilio Prini, Salvo, and Gilberto Zorio. Exhibition catalogue edited by Armin W. Boerne, Eva Madelung, and Peter Nemetschek, with texts by Germano Celant. (Munich, Kunstverein München, May 26 – June 27, 1971).

Bibliography: Maffei 2007: pag. 212

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31/07/2026

Jorge GLUSBERG
“The art of performance”
New York, ICASA - New York University, 1979

24x17,2 cm, softcover, pp. 104, letterpress cover, illustrated catalogue featuring 43 black-and-white images of performances by various artists, including: Vincenzo Agnetti, Ha Schult, Gaetano Bodanza, Katsuhiro Yamaguchi, Jean Clareboudt, Leopoldo Maler, Shigeko Kubota, Federica Marangoni, Bill Viola, Willoughby Sharp, Marta Minujín, Nam June Paik, David Haxton, Dennis Oppenheim, Kathy Toma, Bernard Joubert, Benni Efrat, Giuseppe Chiari, Valie Export, Hermann Nitsch, Pontus Hultén, Pier Paolo Calzolari, Lea Lublin, Rolando Peña, Les Levine, Orlan, Wolf Kahlen, Raša Todosijević, Gina Pane, Jochen Gerz, Bruno Talpo, Ian Breakwell, Gerald Minkoff, Lola Bonora, Gianni Pettena, Hervé Fischer, Jean Otth, Kubisch–Plessi, and Michel Journiac. Introduction by Angiola Churchill.

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30/07/2026

AA.VV.
“Pop Art? (Die Wirklichkeit in neuer Sicht)”
Bamberg, Studio B., 1967

cm. 29x22,5, ssoftcover with two metal staples, pp. [12]
illustrated black-and-white cover, 2 color illustrations and 16 black-and-white illustrations with works reproductions by Joseph Beuys, Peter Brüning, Gernot Bubenik, Winfred Gaul, Konrad Lueg, Herbert Kaufmann, Siegfried Kischko, Ferdinand Kriwet, Gerhard Richter, and Lambert Maria Winteberger. Preface by Annemarie and Fritz Regus; catalogue texts by Will Grohmann, Manfred de la Motte, Heinz Ohff, and Hans Strelow; each page features a portrait, a biography, and a work by each participating artist. (Bamberg, Studio B, 29 April - 28 May, 1967).

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29/07/2026

(Land Art)
Hamish FULTON
“Jet – Mud – Owl – Car. Four Nights Camping in a Wood. A Spider crosses fallen Leaves – Sound of Travic on the Road”
Düsseldorf, Insel Hombroich, 1986

20,2x26,7 cm, paperback, pp. [40], illustrated cover, illustrated artist’s book with 18 black and white images and red statements by the artist. Graphic design by Walter Nikkels and Hamish Fulto

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