HENNIX, Catherine Christer & Henry FLYNT (ed.) Modalities and Languages for Algorithms. Bearsville, New York: [self-published]. 1983.
Black binder with clear plastic front panel (291 x 230mm); pp. 47 unbound photocopied leaves, recto only; occasional marks to covers, near fine.
Second edition of Hennix’s Topos and Adjoints, edited by her friend and musical collaborator Henry Flynt. Together with Flynt she founded the guitar and drum duo Dharma Warriors who recorded in Hennix’s rented house in upstate New York at the same time as they revised her book. The resultant record, consisting of two wild improvisations, are apparently at odds with Alain Robbe-Grillet motto printed on the title page: “Nothing is more fantastic, ultimately, than precision”. Yet they embody the mathematical principles found in these pages
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