New York Avatar No. 2 April 12, 1968 - 25¢ - 2 Sections   (b/w photocopy) [Eben Given cover, Avatar 9

80 Wooster Street New York, New York 10013 Telephone: 925-3890 "I would not want to be bach mozart tolstoy joe hill gertrude stein or james dean / they are all dead" Number 2 April 12, 1968 Brian Keating, Editor; John Wilton, New York Editor. Wayne Hanson, Boston Editor; Bob McQuaid, Magazine Editor; Eben Given, Artist; Jeremy Greenwood, Business Manager. New York Staff: Bill Chamberlain, Phil Stiles, Carl Nagin, Jon Maslow, Jim Walsh. Avatar is published in two sections in Boston and New York and is copyrighted by Avatar Incorporated, 1968. Subscriptions are $6.00 for 26 issues, $11 for 52. Single copies are 35 cents. Avatar is printed by the American Colony Press in Auburn Massachusetts.

(Also at the 80 Wooster Street address: "...increasing losses forced [Jonas] Mekas to discontinue the [Filmmakers'] Cinematheque at the Forty-First Street Theater. He managed to reopen it in 1968, in what he hoped would be a permanent location in an artists's cooperative building (owned by George Maciunas, the founder of Fluxus) at 80 Wooster Street in SoHo...")

Articles & Columns
Section 1 (17½" x 23" - 8 p.)
p. 2	Brian Keating: There were several Enthusiastic People in the Streets the Other Day Letters masthead (above)
p. 3	Brian Keating: "I can't know exactly how other people reacted..." Bill Chamberlain: "One brother in a long squirming file..." John Wilton: "In Times Square last night after Martin Luther King was murdered..."
p. 4	Michael Rossman writes Jerry Rubin (from the Berkeley Barb, March 22, 1968)
p. 5	John Wilton: This Weeks Hipocrite: New York Bell or Let's All Flog a Dead Horse AC Opening Snydley Purnishes: bricks for seed John Wilton: confrontation Bill Chamberlain: "In the center of the little park..." Snydley Purnishes: even the Brits? Pluto Speaks [Mel Lyman]: "I'm a very healthy person..." A new cartoon series
p. 6	Jon Maslow: The Start of Mrs. Murphy: "Few people have heard of Venture Cigarattes..." D.G. Hartwell and Paul Williams: Thrilling Wonder Stories
p. 7	This man would like you to know (Avatar ad) Classified
p. 8	ads: Blue Cheer Film Maker's Cinemathique Group Image 900 show Bill Graham presents in New York
Section 2 (11½" x 17½" - [16] p. unnumbered)
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