Tinkebell, a well-known artist in Holland, made a beautiful glossy nude calendar. The profits are for a few Asian prostitutes. Tinkebell took her clothes off, so that those girls don’t have to do that anymore. The perfect produced calendar is for 2013 – just a few weeks to go - but can be considered as an autonomous artist book. For the CultClub she signed some copies.
The price is € 45,-; postage is € 10 extra (for USA and Canada it’s more, but the CultClub is paying the difference).
Orders to: CultClub, Stadhouderskade 133, 1074 AW Amsterdam. or direct to: h.ruhe9@upcmail.nl
For more information:
http://looovetinkebell.com/pages/save-the-girls
- Harry Ruhé
Harry Ruhé is a publisher, writer, collector, and curator living and working in Amsterdam, who specializes in Fluxus, conceptual art, and artists’ books & multiples. In 1976, he founded Galerie A, where he exhibited work by Al Hansen, Yoko Ono, Ulises Carrión, Günter Brus, Sol LeWitt, George Maciunas, and numerous others. His published editions include works by Peter Downsbrough, Peter Hutchinson, Willem de Ridder, Andrej Roiter, Julia Ventura, and Rob Scholte. Ruhé’s 1979 publication, FLUXUS, the most radical and experimental Art movement of the Sixties, is one of the earliest and most important titles on the subject. The subtitle phrase featured in virtually all biographies of Fluxus that followed. In 1991, he published a memoir of his time as a publisher and dealer entitled, Multiples, Et Cetera. Other publications include: The Best of Wim T Schippers (1997); 25 Fluxus Stories (1999); George Brecht: The Editions (2005); Stanley Brouwn: A Chronology (2001); Lucio Fontano: Graphics, Multiples and More (2006); and his most recent titles: Hidden Delights: Lingerie in the Arts (2009), and Eat Your Art Out: Food in the Arts (2010). Ruhé continues to operate Galerie A and www.multiples.nl., and recently opened the Cult Club Shop with Jeannette Dekeukeleire. The shop is currently exhibiting early and recent works by Ben Vautier.
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