Publication: 1966-1969

General Note: Death of a Translator by Kimiko Hahn
Editorial
Parallels from the Sixties to the Nineties by Margaret Randall
On Being a Woman Artist of Color by Carole Byard

IKON #1 (February, 1967)
Two Portraits by Karl Bissinger
Notes on Two Dances by Deborah Hay, Yvonne Rainer
Two Stories Without Titles by Fielding Dawson

IKON #2 (April 1967)
Portfolio by Dorothy Heller
Two Poems by Jerome Rothenberg
Letters from Jail by Julian Beck

IKON #3 (July, 1967)
Bread and Puppet Theatre by Harold Herbstman
The Language of Art by Susan Sherman
Vietnam Journal by Robert Nichols
The Sad Story of the Six Boys about to be Drafted in Brooklyn by Grace Paley
Untitled Poem by Roberta Gould
Angry Arts for Life & Against The War
Exercise Awareness-States by Henry Flynt

IKON #4 (October, 1967)
The Theater of Eternal Music LaMonte Young, Marian Zazeela by Diane Wakoski

IKON #5 (March 1968)
Towards Paracelsus by Theodore Enslin
Snows by Carolee Schneemann
Day of the Dead/Patzcuaro by Margaret Randall
Letter to Che (IKON #6) by Haydee Santamaria
The March of Many Faces by Patricia Dash
Notes Towards an Absolute Theater of Change by Robert Kelly

IKON #6 (October, 1968)
Two Poems by Miguel Barnet
The Cinema and Revolution by Santiago Alvarez

IKON #7 (Jan-Feb, 1969)
Letters From Mineko
Contributors

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