September 1957, 30 × 17 cm, folded leaflet, 6 pp., loose title page on blue tissue paper faded along the edges, with a motto by Bertini. Text printed twice: yellow on black background and black on light blue background. Second manifesto of Nuclear Art. Signatories: Armand, Baj, Bemporad, Bertini, Colonne, Chapmans, Colucci, Dangelo, De Miceli, D’Haese, Hoeboer, Hundertwasser, Yves Klein, Koenig, Piero Manzoni, Noiret, A. and G. Pomodoro, Restany, Saura, Sordini, Vandercam, Verga. “We affirm the unrepeatability of the work of art, and that its very essence should assert itself as a modifying presence in a world that no longer needs celebratory representations but presences.” Original edition.
[Bibliography: Celant 1989: pag. 75].
September 1957, 30 × 17 cm, folded leaflet, 6 pp., loose title page on blue tissue paper faded along the edges, with a motto by Bertini. Text printed twice: yellow on black background and black on light blue background. Second manifesto of Nuclear Art. Signatories: Armand, Baj, Bemporad, Bertini, Colonne, Chapmans, Colucci, Dangelo, De Miceli, D’Haese, Hoeboer, Hundertwasser, Yves Klein, Koenig, Piero Manzoni, Noiret, A. and G. Pomodoro, Restany, Saura, Sordini, Vandercam, Verga. “We affirm the unrepeatability of the work of art, and that its very essence should assert itself as a modifying presence in a world that no longer needs celebratory representations but presences.” Original edition.
[Bibliography: Celant 1989: pag. 75].
