Publisher/Fulton Ryder

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"Fulton Ryder" is a gallery and bookstore founded by Richard Prince, one of the leading artists of contemporary art. The artist's book was published, rare magazines were sold, and Prince himself exhibited, but it closed in 2014. This book, "Kaliflower," is one of the limited titles from Fulton Ryder, and is about the hippie culture that flourished in the United States in the 1960s. Newspaper "Kaliflower" between commune published by commune "Sutter Street Commune" in San Francisco in 1969. Published weekly until 1971, this medium was like exchanging information with other commune in the same area, and it seems that event announcements, call for goods, recipes, etc. were introduced. is. In this book, the content is reprinted with handwritten information along with portraits of hippies (nudists). Some people write letters directly on their bodies. A glimpse of the unique reality of the hippies along with the mood of the time. Limited to 500 copies. (There are scratches on the back cover)