Eduardo Paolozzi & Jasia Reichardt: The History of Nothing and Other Excursions yarliallisonArt Publishing Inc., 2024, 160 pages, 33 x 25 cm In 1962 Eduardo Paolozzi made his famous film History of Nothing. A surrealist collage in time, it is a twelve minute paean to the broad and mysterious culture of the mid twentieth century. In 1975 the curator and critic Jasia Reichardt, in collaboration with Paolozzi, wrote The History of Nothing and Other Excursions, a fascinating and previously unpublished essay about the making and ideas that
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