Typewritten “Warning” statement from the Psycho-Narrative Press over a photo of a figure with head bowed, Art-Rite No. 14.
Art-Rite No. 14 artists’ books issue, cover by Carl Andre: a typewritten grid of letters below the masthead.
Man peering through parted curtains, page captioned “Market Research,” Art-Rite No. 14, 1976–77.
Figure standing outdoors holding a large ornate picture frame around the body, Art-Rite No. 14.
Text page with historical portrait photographs and the caption “and share with friends and acquaintances,” Art-Rite No. 14.
Text page headlined “But can you draw fish?” with photographs of figures, Art-Rite No. 14.
Shirtless young man lying on his back with hair spread out, black-and-white photograph in Art-Rite No. 14.
Typewritten “Warning” statement from the Psycho-Narrative Press over a photo of a figure with head bowed, Art-Rite No. 14.
Art-Rite No. 14 artists’ books issue, cover by Carl Andre: a typewritten grid of letters below the masthead.
Man peering through parted curtains, page captioned “Market Research,” Art-Rite No. 14, 1976–77.
Figure standing outdoors holding a large ornate picture frame around the body, Art-Rite No. 14.
Text page with historical portrait photographs and the caption “and share with friends and acquaintances,” Art-Rite No. 14.
Text page headlined “But can you draw fish?” with photographs of figures, Art-Rite No. 14.
Shirtless young man lying on his back with hair spread out, black-and-white photograph in Art-Rite No. 14.
Typewritten “Warning” statement from the Psycho-Narrative Press over a photo of a figure with head bowed, Art-Rite No. 14.
Art-Rite No. 14 artists’ books issue, cover by Carl Andre: a typewritten grid of letters below the masthead.
Man peering through parted curtains, page captioned “Market Research,” Art-Rite No. 14, 1976–77.
Figure standing outdoors holding a large ornate picture frame around the body, Art-Rite No. 14.
Text page with historical portrait photographs and the caption “and share with friends and acquaintances,” Art-Rite No. 14.
Text page headlined “But can you draw fish?” with photographs of figures, Art-Rite No. 14.
Shirtless young man lying on his back with hair spread out, black-and-white photograph in Art-Rite No. 14.
Typewritten “Warning” statement from the Psycho-Narrative Press over a photo of a figure with head bowed, Art-Rite No. 14.
Art-Rite No. 14 artists’ books issue, cover by Carl Andre: a typewritten grid of letters below the masthead.
Man peering through parted curtains, page captioned “Market Research,” Art-Rite No. 14, 1976–77.
Figure standing outdoors holding a large ornate picture frame around the body, Art-Rite No. 14.
Text page with historical portrait photographs and the caption “and share with friends and acquaintances,” Art-Rite No. 14.
Text page headlined “But can you draw fish?” with photographs of figures, Art-Rite No. 14.
Shirtless young man lying on his back with hair spread out, black-and-white photograph in Art-Rite No. 14.
Typewritten “Warning” statement from the Psycho-Narrative Press over a photo of a figure with head bowed, Art-Rite No. 14.
Art-Rite No. 14 artists’ books issue, cover by Carl Andre: a typewritten grid of letters below the masthead.
Man peering through parted curtains, page captioned “Market Research,” Art-Rite No. 14, 1976–77.
Figure standing outdoors holding a large ornate picture frame around the body, Art-Rite No. 14.
Text page with historical portrait photographs and the caption “and share with friends and acquaintances,” Art-Rite No. 14.
Text page headlined “But can you draw fish?” with photographs of figures, Art-Rite No. 14.
Shirtless young man lying on his back with hair spread out, black-and-white photograph in Art-Rite No. 14.

ART-RITE — NO. 14 (WINTER 1976–77), CARL ANDRE COVER

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Published by: Art-Rite Publishing Company, 149 Wooster Street, New York, 1977
Year: 1977
Issue: No. 14, Winter 1976/77
Dimensions: 26.3 × 19 cm
Language: English
Format: Newsprint / softcover
Pages: 79
Condition: Fine — exceptionally well preserved, with the interior pages remaining in pristine condition and the copy showing virtually no visible signs of wear.

Issue No. 14 of Art-Rite, the independent New York art magazine founded by Walter Robinson, Edit deAk, and Joshua Cohn. Published irregularly from SoHo between 1973 and 1978, Art-Rite became one of the key publications documenting the downtown New York art scene during the transition from Minimalism and Conceptual art toward the alternative-space culture that emerged throughout the late 1970s.

The issue features a cover by Carl Andre and was edited by Walter Robinson and Edit deAk, with John Howell and Alan Moore as contributing editors and Yuri as photo editor. Its editorial structure reflects the magazine's close relationship with the artists, writers, photographers, and independent spaces that formed the cultural infrastructure of downtown New York during the period.

The editors' note credits Minda de Gunzburg and AZDA (Association pour le Soutien et la Diffusion de l'Art) for supporting a research trip to Europe, which enabled them to collect most of the foreign publications featured in this issue. As a result, No. 14 operates not only as a document of the New York scene, but also as an international survey of independent art publishing and alternative artistic activity circulating between Europe and the United States.

Published with support from the New York State Council on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts, the issue captures Art-Rite at a significant point in its short but influential run, when the magazine was functioning simultaneously as an artist publication, critical platform, and archive of the rapidly changing international contemporary art landscape.

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Typewritten “Warning” statement from the Psycho-Narrative Press over a photo of a figure with head bowed, Art-Rite No. 14.

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