Documenta 5
Ed Ruscha designed this binder-format catalogue for Harald Szeemannâs Documenta 5 (the full title of which was Befragung der RealitĂ€t â Bildwelten heute [âQuestioning Reality â Pictorial worlds todayâ]) in 1972. The brilliant orange cover features Ruschaâs screen-printed image of ants forming the number five; more than 150 featured artists are represented alphabetically, with individual entries accessible via tabbed dividers. This is a significant curatorial document and an important example of Ruschaâs book works. Reproduced here are images of artworks by Giuseppe Penone and Gerhard Richter illustrated in the catalogue.
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Documenta 5
Documenta 5
Ed Ruscha designed this binder-format catalogue for Harald Szeemannâs Documenta 5 (the full title of which was Befragung der RealitĂ€t â Bildwelten heute [âQuestioning Reality â Pictorial worlds todayâ]) in 1972. The brilliant orange cover features Ruschaâs screen-printed image of ants forming the number five; more than 150 featured artists are represented alphabetically, with individual entries accessible via tabbed dividers. This is a significant curatorial document and an important example of Ruschaâs book works. Reproduced here are images of artworks by Giuseppe Penone and Gerhard Richter illustrated in the catalogue.
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Ed Ruscha designed this binder-format catalogue for Harald Szeemannâs Documenta 5 (the full title of which was Befragung der RealitĂ€t â Bildwelten heute [âQuestioning Reality â Pictorial worlds todayâ]) in 1972. The brilliant orange cover features Ruschaâs screen-printed image of ants forming the number five; more than 150 featured artists are represented alphabetically, with individual entries accessible via tabbed dividers. This is a significant curatorial document and an important example of Ruschaâs book works. Reproduced here are images of artworks by Giuseppe Penone and Gerhard Richter illustrated in the catalogue.











