Series contains unpublished questionnaire responses from artists on the role of "chance" in art, 1972, and on "drawing," 1974
to German writer and critic, Werner Lippert (Mönchengladbach) in his capacity as editor of the publication
Extra. Other letters to Lippert regard plans for exhibitions and projects, 1974-1977. There is extensive material from David Askevold
and Salvo. Filed alphabetically by respondant.
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Questionnaire 1, 1972
Lippert asked the following questions relating to chance in art: 1. What do you think "chance" is? 2. What value has chance
in art? 3. What influence has chance on your work? Do you work with it or do you try to eliminate its influence? Respondants
are: Otmar Alt, Carl Andre, Joseph Beuys, Max Bill, Chillida, Ruprecht Geiger, Jasper Johns, Edward Kienholz, Lowell Nesbitt,
Posen, Nicolas Schöffer, Bernard Schultze, and Paul Wunderlich. Collected for an intended publication.
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Questionnaire 2, 1974
Original questions unknown, however, they seem to relate to Lippert's request for information on the relationship of drawing
to the artists' work and their philosophical influences. Respondants are: Carl Andre, Agnes Denes, Ulrich Erben, Hamish Fulton,
Joseph Kosuth, Sol LeWitt, Giulio Paolini, Mel Ramsden, and Franz Erhard Walther.
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B - Letters of Conceptual artists to Lippert, 1974-1977
Includes letters to Lippert in his capacity as editor of
Extra, and others regarding concepts and plans of exhibitions and projects.
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A-Z, and unidentified
Letters to Lippert about exhibition plans and projects.
