Difference between revisions of "Zero"

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Group Zero, Philadelphia: Institute Contemporary Art, 1964; repr., New York: Arno, 1968, [70] pp. Catalogue. [1] (English)
Zero, un movimiento europeo. Colección Lenz Schönberg, Madrid: Fundación Juan March, 1987, 110+22 pp. Catalogue. [2] (Spanish)/(English)
nul = 0: The Dutch Nul Group in an International Context, Schiedam: Stedelijk Museum, and Rotterdam: NAi Publishers, 2011, 192 pp. Catalogue. (English)
Italian Zero/Cross Reference: italica ars ab ovo incipit, Brescia: Kanalidarte, 2014. Catalogue. (English)/(Italian)

The Artist as Curator: Collaborative Initiatives in the International ZERO Movement, 1957-1967, eds. Tiziana Caianiello and Mattijs Visser, Düsseldorf: ZERO Foundation, and Gand: AsaMER, 2015, 536 pp. Review: Bariteaud (Critique d'art). [3]
Joseph D. Ketner II, Witness to Phenomenon: Group ZERO and the Development of New Media in Postwar European Art, Bloomsburgy Academic, 2018.

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 * ''The Artist as Curator: Collaborative Initiatives in the International ZERO Movement, 1957-1967'', eds. Tiziana Caianiello and Mattijs Visser, Düsseldorf: ZERO Foundation, and Gand: AsaMER, 2015, 536 pp. Review: [https://critiquedart.revues.org/21450 Bariteaud] (Critique d'art). [http://www.anagrambooks.com/the-artist-as-curator]
+* Joseph D. Ketner II, ''[http://library.memoryoftheworld.org/b/Pmo8k86IBpnKNKu8E5PxDV4IftMzh0oRtlKFxEXuYQcR1RZO Witness to Phenomenon: Group ZERO and the Development of New Media in Postwar European Art]'', Bloomsburgy Academic, 2018.
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