The Issue no.3 Box
Published 1966
Ten numbered items, including advertisements folder.
Designed by Dan Graham. Published 1966 by Roaring Fork Press, NYC.
Box Contents:
item.1: Music, Man, That’s Where It’s At item.2: The View from the Bandstand: Life Among the Poobahs item.3: The View from the Critic’s Desk: Orpheus Plugs In item.4: The View from the Dance Floor item.5: Phonograph recording item.6: CHomeward Bound: The Rand House item.7: Twelve Paintings from the Powers’ Collection item.8: Underground Movie Flip Book item.9: Ten Trip Ticket Book item.10: The Plastic Exploding Inevitable
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.1
Folder
Introductory container for music-related material. Frames popular music as cultural signal and social system.
Contains items 2–5
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.2
Single Sheet
First-person account of musicianship and hierarchy. Observations from within the jazz performance world.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.3
Single Sheet
Critical essay on contemporary popular music. Examines amplification, authenticity, and mass culture.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.4
Single Sheet
Audience-based perspective on music and movement. Considers rhythm, physical response, and communal space.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.5
Phonograph Record (Flexi-disc)
Two experimental compositions. Contrasting approaches to repetition, tone, and structure.
Side A: White Wind
Side B: Loop
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.6
Booklet
Architectural study of a private residence.
Documents structure, materials, and domestic modernism.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.7
Twelve Art Cards
Reproductions of paintings from a private collection. Each card functions as a discrete visual unit.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.8
Flip Book
Sequential stills simulating cinematic motion. Drawn from underground film imagery.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.9
Booklet
Excerpts and statements related to LSD conferences. Addresses altered perception and expanded consciousness
Ten detachable “tickets.”
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.10
Newspaper
Documentation of a multimedia performance environment. Includes text, images, and reportage from the Factory scene.
The Issue no.3 Box
Published 1966
Ten numbered items, including advertisements folder.
Designed by Dan Graham. Published 1966 by Roaring Fork Press, NYC.
Box Contents:
item.1: Music, Man, That’s Where It’s At item.2: The View from the Bandstand: Life Among the Poobahs item.3: The View from the Critic’s Desk: Orpheus Plugs In item.4: The View from the Dance Floor item.5: Phonograph recording item.6: CHomeward Bound: The Rand House item.7: Twelve Paintings from the Powers’ Collection item.8: Underground Movie Flip Book item.9: Ten Trip Ticket Book item.10: The Plastic Exploding Inevitable
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.1
Folder
Introductory container for music-related material. Frames popular music as cultural signal and social system.
Contains items 2–5
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.2
Single Sheet
First-person account of musicianship and hierarchy. Observations from within the jazz performance world.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.3
Single Sheet
Critical essay on contemporary popular music. Examines amplification, authenticity, and mass culture.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.4
Single Sheet
Audience-based perspective on music and movement. Considers rhythm, physical response, and communal space.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.5
Phonograph Record (Flexi-disc)
Two experimental compositions. Contrasting approaches to repetition, tone, and structure.
Side A: White Wind
Side B: Loop
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.6
Booklet
Architectural study of a private residence.
Documents structure, materials, and domestic modernism.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.7
Twelve Art Cards
Reproductions of paintings from a private collection. Each card functions as a discrete visual unit.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.8
Flip Book
Sequential stills simulating cinematic motion. Drawn from underground film imagery.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.9
Booklet
Excerpts and statements related to LSD conferences. Addresses altered perception and expanded consciousness
Ten detachable “tickets.”
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.10
Newspaper
Documentation of a multimedia performance environment. Includes text, images, and reportage from the Factory scene.
The Issue no.3 Box
Published 1966
Ten numbered items, including advertisements folder.
Designed by Dan Graham. Published 1966 by Roaring Fork Press, NYC.
Box Contents:
item.1: Music, Man, That’s Where It’s At item.2: The View from the Bandstand: Life Among the Poobahs item.3: The View from the Critic’s Desk: Orpheus Plugs In item.4: The View from the Dance Floor item.5: Phonograph recording item.6: CHomeward Bound: The Rand House item.7: Twelve Paintings from the Powers’ Collection item.8: Underground Movie Flip Book item.9: Ten Trip Ticket Book item.10: The Plastic Exploding Inevitable
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.1
Folder
Introductory container for music-related material. Frames popular music as cultural signal and social system.
Contains items 2–5
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.2
Single Sheet
First-person account of musicianship and hierarchy. Observations from within the jazz performance world.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.3
Single Sheet
Critical essay on contemporary popular music. Examines amplification, authenticity, and mass culture.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.4
Single Sheet
Audience-based perspective on music and movement. Considers rhythm, physical response, and communal space.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.5
Phonograph Record (Flexi-disc)
Two experimental compositions. Contrasting approaches to repetition, tone, and structure.
Side A: White Wind
Side B: Loop
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.6
Booklet
Architectural study of a private residence.
Documents structure, materials, and domestic modernism.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.7
Twelve Art Cards
Reproductions of paintings from a private collection. Each card functions as a discrete visual unit.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.8
Flip Book
Sequential stills simulating cinematic motion. Drawn from underground film imagery.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.9
Booklet
Excerpts and statements related to LSD conferences. Addresses altered perception and expanded consciousness
Ten detachable “tickets.”
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.10
Newspaper
Documentation of a multimedia performance environment. Includes text, images, and reportage from the Factory scene.
The Issue no.3 Box
Published 1966
Ten numbered items, including advertisements folder.
Designed by Dan Graham. Published 1966 by Roaring Fork Press, NYC.
Box Contents:
item.1: Music, Man, That’s Where It’s At item.2: The View from the Bandstand: Life Among the Poobahs item.3: The View from the Critic’s Desk: Orpheus Plugs In item.4: The View from the Dance Floor item.5: Phonograph recording item.6: CHomeward Bound: The Rand House item.7: Twelve Paintings from the Powers’ Collection item.8: Underground Movie Flip Book item.9: Ten Trip Ticket Book item.10: The Plastic Exploding Inevitable
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.1
Folder
Introductory container for music-related material. Frames popular music as cultural signal and social system.
Contains items 2–5
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.2
Single Sheet
First-person account of musicianship and hierarchy. Observations from within the jazz performance world.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.3
Single Sheet
Critical essay on contemporary popular music. Examines amplification, authenticity, and mass culture.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.4
Single Sheet
Audience-based perspective on music and movement. Considers rhythm, physical response, and communal space.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.5
Phonograph Record (Flexi-disc)
Two experimental compositions. Contrasting approaches to repetition, tone, and structure.
Side A: White Wind
Side B: Loop
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.6
Booklet
Architectural study of a private residence.
Documents structure, materials, and domestic modernism.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.7
Twelve Art Cards
Reproductions of paintings from a private collection. Each card functions as a discrete visual unit.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.8
Flip Book
Sequential stills simulating cinematic motion. Drawn from underground film imagery.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.9
Booklet
Excerpts and statements related to LSD conferences. Addresses altered perception and expanded consciousness
Ten detachable “tickets.”
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.10
Newspaper
Documentation of a multimedia performance environment. Includes text, images, and reportage from the Factory scene.
The Issue no.3 Box
Published 1966
Ten numbered items, including advertisements folder.
Designed by Dan Graham. Published 1966 by Roaring Fork Press, NYC.
Box Contents:
item.1: Music, Man, That’s Where It’s At item.2: The View from the Bandstand: Life Among the Poobahs item.3: The View from the Critic’s Desk: Orpheus Plugs In item.4: The View from the Dance Floor item.5: Phonograph recording item.6: CHomeward Bound: The Rand House item.7: Twelve Paintings from the Powers’ Collection item.8: Underground Movie Flip Book item.9: Ten Trip Ticket Book item.10: The Plastic Exploding Inevitable
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.1
Folder
Introductory container for music-related material. Frames popular music as cultural signal and social system.
Contains items 2–5
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.2
Single Sheet
First-person account of musicianship and hierarchy. Observations from within the jazz performance world.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.3
Single Sheet
Critical essay on contemporary popular music. Examines amplification, authenticity, and mass culture.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.4
Single Sheet
Audience-based perspective on music and movement. Considers rhythm, physical response, and communal space.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.5
Phonograph Record (Flexi-disc)
Two experimental compositions. Contrasting approaches to repetition, tone, and structure.
Side A: White Wind
Side B: Loop
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.6
Booklet
Architectural study of a private residence.
Documents structure, materials, and domestic modernism.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.7
Twelve Art Cards
Reproductions of paintings from a private collection. Each card functions as a discrete visual unit.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.8
Flip Book
Sequential stills simulating cinematic motion. Drawn from underground film imagery.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.9
Booklet
Excerpts and statements related to LSD conferences. Addresses altered perception and expanded consciousness
Ten detachable “tickets.”
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.10
Newspaper
Documentation of a multimedia performance environment. Includes text, images, and reportage from the Factory scene.
The Issue no.3 Box
Published 1966
Ten numbered items, including advertisements folder.
Designed by Dan Graham. Published 1966 by Roaring Fork Press, NYC.
Box Contents:
item.1: Music, Man, That’s Where It’s At item.2: The View from the Bandstand: Life Among the Poobahs item.3: The View from the Critic’s Desk: Orpheus Plugs In item.4: The View from the Dance Floor item.5: Phonograph recording item.6: CHomeward Bound: The Rand House item.7: Twelve Paintings from the Powers’ Collection item.8: Underground Movie Flip Book item.9: Ten Trip Ticket Book item.10: The Plastic Exploding Inevitable
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.1
Folder
Introductory container for music-related material. Frames popular music as cultural signal and social system.
Contains items 2–5
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.2
Single Sheet
First-person account of musicianship and hierarchy. Observations from within the jazz performance world.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.3
Single Sheet
Critical essay on contemporary popular music. Examines amplification, authenticity, and mass culture.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.4
Single Sheet
Audience-based perspective on music and movement. Considers rhythm, physical response, and communal space.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.5
Phonograph Record (Flexi-disc)
Two experimental compositions. Contrasting approaches to repetition, tone, and structure.
Side A: White Wind
Side B: Loop
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.6
Booklet
Architectural study of a private residence.
Documents structure, materials, and domestic modernism.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.7
Twelve Art Cards
Reproductions of paintings from a private collection. Each card functions as a discrete visual unit.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.8
Flip Book
Sequential stills simulating cinematic motion. Drawn from underground film imagery.
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.9
Booklet
Excerpts and statements related to LSD conferences. Addresses altered perception and expanded consciousness
Ten detachable “tickets.”
MACBA Collection. MACBA Foundation, © ASPEN
Item no.10
Newspaper
Documentation of a multimedia performance environment. Includes text, images, and reportage from the Factory scene.