This exhibition catalogue presents a focused survey of Mel Bochner's seminal drawings from a pivotal seven-year period. The works from 1966-1973 mark Bochner's transition into conceptual art, exploring language, measurement, and perception through rigorous visual inquiry. The catalogue features texts by art critic Barry Schwabsky and the artist himself, providing critical and personal insights into the development of these foundational pieces. Reproductions offer a visual record of the conceptual explorations that defined this era of Bochner's career.

This catalogue serves as a significant document for understanding Mel Bochner's early conceptual practice. The inclusion of texts by both the artist and a noted critic offers a dual perspective on the significance of the drawings presented. The focus on a specific, formative period highlights the evolution of Bochner's ideas and their visual manifestation. The reproductions provide direct engagement with the works that established his reputation in the conceptual art movement.