The World From a Gay Perspective, Michael Himovitz Gallery, SIGNED, 2001, SC, NF.
The World From a Gay Perspective, Michael Himovitz Gallery, SIGNED, 2001, SC, NF.
The World From a Gay Perspective, Michael Himovitz Gallery, SIGNED, 2001, SC, NF.
The World From a Gay Perspective, Michael Himovitz Gallery, SIGNED, 2001, SC, NF.
The World From a Gay Perspective, Michael Himovitz Gallery, SIGNED, 2001, SC, NF.
The World From a Gay Perspective, Michael Himovitz Gallery, SIGNED, 2001, SC, NF.
The World From a Gay Perspective, Michael Himovitz Gallery, SIGNED, 2001, SC, NF.
The World From a Gay Perspective, Michael Himovitz Gallery, SIGNED, 2001, SC, NF.
The World From a Gay Perspective, Michael Himovitz Gallery, SIGNED, 2001, SC, NF.

The World From a Gay Perspective, Michael Himovitz Gallery, SIGNED, 2001, SC, NF.

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Miller, Charles, et al. Sacramento, Michael Himovitz Gallery, 2001.
English, Near Fine, SC, 4to, 8" x 11 1/2", 22 pp.

White pictorial spiral bound art exhibit catalog, featuring a blue sculpture with checkered background to front, black, orange, and purple lettering to front, pen ink transfer in-verso to pp.17, otherwise, superior copy inside and out, with only the most minimal, unobtrusive wear to bindings, text-block, dust jacket and endpapers. Signed and inscribed by artists Dan Pillers and Ken Siebert to their respective pages in pen. [3] 22 [2] pp., replete with full-color images, list of The Artists (Gregg Cassin, Gary Epting, Brett Kaufman, James Kissel, Dan Pillers, Kerry Rutz, Ken Siebert, Gary Stephens, and Gary Viviano), small paragraphs on their art, Statement by Michael Himovitz Gallery Owner, Charles Miller, and Acknowledgements. Published in conjunction of the exhibition of the same name dedicated to the owner's late partner, Michael Himovitz, at the Michael Himovitz Gallery from April 3 to May 26, 2001. This exhibition was the last to have been exhibited at the Michael Himovitz Gallery. From the Statement: "The work is humorous, thoughtful, sensitive, jarring, pointed...honest in execution and content. It has been assembled to educate, enlighten and inspire in keeping with the gallery's mission established by Michael [Himovitz]."