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Neodada Pop Decollage Kapitalistischer Realismus

Invitation card, Galerie René Block,1964

DIN A6

45 Euro

Invitation card to the first exhibition at Galerie René Block

Neodada Pop Decollage Kapitalistischer Realismus

Exhibition catalog, Galerie René Block, 1964

With two fold-outs with illustrations
Paperback, unpaginated with b/w illustrations
15 × 11 cm

300 Euro

Catalog for the first exhibition at Galerie René Block

Invitation card from René Block's archive for Gerhard Richter's first exhibition at the René Block Gallery in 1964. Black lettering on red cardboard: Gerd Richter. Images of Capitalist Realism.

Gerd Richter. Bilder des Kapitalistischen Realismus

Invitation card, Galerie René Block, 1964

DIN A6

120 Euro

Invitation card for Gerhard Richter’s first solo exhibition at Galerie René Block

Gerd Richter. Bilder des Kapitalistischen Realismus

Poster, Galerie René Block, 1964

24,5 × 57,4 cm

600 Euro

Poster for Gerhard Richter’s first solo exhibition at Galerie René Block

Catalog by KP Brehmer at Galerie Rene Block Berlin shows a pin-up girl in a coarse grid pattern on a black background

KP Brehmer. Trivialgrafik

Exhibition catalog, Galerie René Block, 1965

Paperback with foil, stapled binding, unpaginated with b/w illustrations
German
15 × 11 cm

200 Euro

The catalog contains 5 original prints (cliché prints) by KP Brehmer.

Invitation card from René Block's archive for the Happening Phänomene. Written in black on gray cardboard is, among other things: experience a second, a minute, an hour, a phase 1965 decollaged and made conscious by VOSTELL, HAPPENING GALERIE RENE BLOCK BERLIN

Vostell. Phänomene

Invitation card, Galerie René Block, 1965

DIN A6

40 Euro

Invitation card to the happening “Phänomene” by Wolf Vostell

Wolf Vostell. "Phänomene"

Poster, Galerie René Block, 1965

48 × 36,6 cm

150 Euro

Invitation card from the René Block Gallery in Berlin for the fifth soirée with Tomas Schmit. Black text on white cardboard.

Fünfte Soirée: Tomas Schmit

Invitation card, Galerie René Block, 1965

DIN A6

30 Euro

Invitation card from René Block's archive, dated 1965. Black lettering on pink cardboard: SIXTH SOIREE: Monday, June 14, 1965 ROBOT OPERA by N. J. Paik

Nam June Paik. Robot Opera

Invitation card, Galerie René Block, 1965

DIN A5

200 Euro

Invitation card for the sixth and seventh soirée at Galerie René Block

Invitation card from the René Block Gallery in Berlin for the exhibition Hommage a Berlin. Green print on yellow cardboard. A gummy bear, now black, is glued to the card.

Hommage à Berlin

Invitation card, Galerie René Block, 1965

DIN A6

400 Euro

With an integrated work by Konrad Lueg in form of a
glued-on gummy bear, signed by Lueg

Poster printed on a colorful map of Berlin with a red/green frame: HOMMAGE A BERLIN. Galerie René Block, Beuys Brehmer Brock Brouwn Polke Richter Vostell

Hommage à Berlin

Poster, Galerie René Block, 1965

38,5 × 41 cm

180 Euro

Poster for the exhibition “Hommage à Berlin” at Galerie René Block

Invitation card from the René Block Gallery in Berlin to Wolf Vostell's happening. Black on green cardboard

Vostell. Berlin. 100 Ereignisse – 100 Minuten – 100 Stellen

Invitation card, Galerie René Block, 1965

DIN A6

30 Euro

First catalog of Sigmar Polke at the René Block Gallery in Berlin. The cover shows a picture of a crowded beach in a coarse grid pattern on beige cardboard.

Sigmar Polke. Bilder und Zeichnungen

Exhibition catalog, Galerie René Block, 1966

Paperback with staple binding, unpaginated with b/w illustrations, some full-page
German
21 × 15 cm

1.200 Euro

First catalog of Sigmar Polke with a text contribution by Joseph Beuys

Invitation card from René Block's archive, dated 1966. Black lettering on beige cardboard: the non-baroque in art, Galerie Block at the Forum Theater, Fluxus concert.

Das Nichtbarocke in der Kunst

Invitation card, Galerie René Block, 1966

DIN A6

30 Euro

Invitation card to the exhibition “Das Nichtbarocke in der Kunst” (The Non-Baroque in Art) in the foyer of the Forum Theater, Berlin, and to the “Fluxus Concert” by Alison Knowles and Dick Higgins on the opening night.

Beuys. Eurasia

Invitation card, Galerie René Block, 1966

DIN A6

50 Euro

Invitation card for the Ninth Soiree at Galerie René Block

Gerhard Richter

Invitation card, Galerie René Block, 1966

DIN A5, fold-out

30 Euro

Invitation card to the exhibition “Gerhard Richter”

Bernhard Höke. Ereignisse aus Schaustücken

Poster, Galerie René Block, 1967

68 × 48 cm

40 Euro

Event poster for: “Bernhard Höke. Ereignisse aus Schaustücken mit Gegenständen aus Kunststoff unter Verwendung von Feuer, Luft, Wasser & Erde” at the Akademie der Künste, Berlin
Organizer: Galerie René Block and Edition et

Hommage a Lidice

Invitation card, Galerie René Block, 1967

DIN A5

35 Euro

Invitation card from the René Block Gallery to the exhibition “Hommage a Lidice”

Multiple by Gerhard Rühm. Supplement to the catalog Hommage a Lidice. A thick cardboard sheet with an exclamation mark punched out of it. Underneath the cardboard sheet is a newspaper article with an illustration from World War II, which can be seen through the exclamation mark.

Hommage à Lidice

Exhibition catalog, Galerie René Block, 1967

Paperback, 22 pages with b/w illustrations
German
21 × 21 cm
Edition of 400

mit Originalmontage von Gerhard Rühm: 400 Euro

The exhibition “Hommage à Lidice” commemorated the village of Lidice near Prague, which was destroyed in 1942 by Wehrmacht soldiers in retaliation for the assassination of Heydrich. The catalog contains reproductions of the 22 paintings donated to Lidice, as well as an original montage (“Für Lidice,” 1967, 15 × 21 cm) by Gerhard Rühm.

KP Brehmer. Trivialgrafik

Exhibition catalog, Galerie René Block, 1967

Folder with prints, some in color
31 × 17 cm

350 Euro

With original graphics by KP Brehmer, including a foldable model of the exhibition space

Screen print by Gerhard Richter. A blurred sepia photograph in the center of the sheet shows Richter and Sigmar Polke lying covered in hotel beds from above. Below the photo is written: Saturday, Oct. 14, 1967, between 11 a.m. and 12 noon (Antwerp, Hotel Diana; Polke on the right, Richter on the left)

Advertising poster for the portfolio “ Grafik des Kapitalistischen Realismus”

Poster, Edition Block, 1967

59,5 × 84 cm
Motif:
Gerhard Richter, Hotel Diana

4.000 Euro

A few posters with printed text were produced from the screen used for the original artwork.

Print by Sigmar Polke. Newspaper advertisement in large grid format shows a drawn bungalow in black and white. In the foreground, a pink flower protrudes through the image. Below it is a line of text: graphics of capitalist realism: Brehmer, Hödecke, Lueg, Polke, Richter, Vostell.

Advertising poster for the portfolio "Grafik des Kapitalistischen Realismus"

Poster, Edition Block, 1967

59,5 × 84 cm

Motif: Sigmar Polke, Wochenendhaus

4.000 Euro

A few posters with printed text were produced using the screen for the original artwork.

Minimal Art USA

Invitation card, Galerie René Block, 1968

DIN A6

50 Euro

Invitation card from the René Block Gallery in Berlin for an exhibition by KH Hödicke. Upper two-thirds of the card with black background. At the top, in bold white letters, “BLOCKADE 69,” below which is a square image with nine black-and-white photos of different roosters. Text in the lower third of the card.

Blockade `69. Raum III: KH Hödicke

Invitation card, Galerie René Block, 1969

DIN A6

30 Euro

Invitation card Blockade at Galerie René Block Berlin for the Panamarenko exhibition

Blockade `69. Raum IV: Panamarenko

Invitation card, Galerie René Block, 1969

DIN A6

30 Euro

Invitation card from the René Block Gallery in Berlin for an exhibition by Reiner Ruthenbeck. The black outline of the gallery is depicted on a light background. At the top and bottom is a black bar with text.

Blockade `69. Raum VIII: Ruthenbeck

Invitation card, Galerie René Block, 1969

DIN A6

30 Euro

The invitation card shows a black-and-white image in a film strip, with Beuys and Christiansen facing each other in front of a wall. To the right it says: BEUYS&CHRISTIANSEN CONCERT Thursday, February 27, 1969

Beuys & Christiansen. "Ich versuche dich freizulassen (machen)"

Invitation card, Galerie René Block, 1969

DIN A6

200 Euro

Invitation card to the concert by Joseph Beuys and Henning Christiansen at the Academy of Arts, Berlin

Joseph Beuys / Henning Christiansen Ich versuche dich freizulassen (machen)

Poster, Galerie René Block, 1969

72 × 154 cm

1.800 Euro

Poster for the concert by Joseph Beuys and Henning Christiansen at the Akademie der Künste, Berlin

Invitation card shows a section of a black-and-white city map, with the following printed in black above it: Stanley Brown. THIS WAY BROUWN. Drawings 1964–69. Galerie René Block

Stanley Brouwn. This Way Brouwn. Zeichnungen 1964–69

Invitation card, Galerie René Block, 1970

DIN A6

30 Euro

Invitation card to the exhibition “Stanley Brown. This Way Brown. Drawings 1964–69” at Galerie René Block

Invitation card, black on beige cardboard: framed text reads: A SWEET WALL. AN ACTIVITY BY ALLAN KAPROW, Galerie René Block

Allan Kaprow. A Sweet Wall

Invitation card, Galerie René Block, 1970

DIN A6

25 Euro

Invitation card for the activity “A Sweet Wall” on November 11, 1970

Exhibition poster shows a black-and-white photo of Hamilton sitting among his collages. The collages depict women assembled from advertisements. The artist's name and title are printed in black.

Richard Hamilton. Cosmetic Studies

Poster, Galerie René Block, 1970

46 × 60 cm

80 Euro

Poster for the exhibition at Galerie René Block

Invitation card from Gilbert & George at the René Block Gallery in Berlin. A black-and-white portrait of the two artists in suits is printed on beige cardboard, rotated 90 degrees to the left. The details are printed above.

Gilbert & George. The Human Sculpture

Invitation card, Galerie René Block, 1970

DIN A6

40 Euro

Marcel Duchamp. Ready-Mades, Radierungen

Poster, Galerie René Block, 1971

84 × 58,7 cm

150 Euro

White cover with black lettering: Self-Portraits Weekend Gallery René Block and the artists' names: Brehmer Hödicke, Polke Lueg Richter, Vostell

Selbstportraits / Weekend

Exhibition catalog, Galerie René Block, 1972

Paperback, unpaginated with b/w illustrations
German
15 × 11 cm

22 Euro

Illustration of a cement work by Wolf Vostell. A section of a Berlin city map on which the western part is covered with cement. An army of red flags emerges from the east like a spearhead and crosses the border.

Szene West-Berlin

Poster, Kunstverein Hamburg, 1973

124 × 88 cm

900 Euro

Poster for the exhibition “Szene West-Berlin” (West Berlin Scene) at the Kunstverein in Hamburg
Screen print
Design by KP Brehmer and Wolf Vostell

Joseph Beuys. I Like America and America Likes Me

Invitation card, René Block Gallery, New York,1974

DIN A6

30 Euro

Invitation card to the opening performance of the René Block Gallery in New York

Joseph Beuys. I Like America and America Likes Me

Poster, René Block Gallery, New York, 1974

80 × 57 cm

unsigniert: 120 € / signiert: 600 Euro

Poster for Joseph Beuys’ opening performance at the René Block Gallery in New York

Invitation card from the René Block Gallery in New York for an exhibition by Ray Johnson, featuring a drawing and black text on white cardboard

Ray Johnson. Asparagus Club. A Consept Event

Invitation card, René Block Gallery, 1974

DIN A6

30 Euro

Invitation card from the René Block Gallery in Berlin on white cardboard. At the top is a text in the italic font that Broodthaers always used. In the middle, framed in blue, is the title, artist, and dates.

Marcel Broodthaers. Das Manuskript in der Flasche 1833/1974

Invitation card, Galerie René Block, 1974

DIN A6

25 Euro

Invitation card to the exhibition “The Manuscript in the Bottle 1833/1974,” in which Marcel Broodthaers’ multiple of the same name was presented for the first time.