1) 12.5x19.6cm. "Alighiero e Boetti,Shaman/Showman" A.S.Boetti, Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther Konig, Kolin;
2) 22x27cm. "Arte Povera, 1971, und 20 jahre danach", Dumont, kunstverein, Munchen 1991.
3) 24x28 cm. "Collections of France, works from regional contemporary art funds", Castello di Rivoli, museum of contemporary art, F.R.A.C. Limousin, F.R.A.C Rhone-Alpes., Charta editore.
4) 22.5x28 cm. "Perspectives atmospheriques", ceuvres sur papier, Malingue, Paris.
5) 25.5x31cm. "Bianco Italia, Forma, Tornabuoni Art, edited by Dominique Stella.
6) 21x29cm. "Arte Povera", Germano Celant, Artedossier, Giunti Editore.
7) 22x31cm. 2 books: "Arte Povera", "Between myth and stereotype", Galleria in Arco srl, Turin
8) 24.5x33cm. Magazine; "Domus", n. 756.
9) 28.5x22cm. Alighiero and Boetti, "Insecure, careless, with the "Manual of knowledge", De Giovan Battista Salerno, Le Nouveau Musee.
10) 21x30 cm. "The Italian world", vol. I, Piedmont Region, Laica editore, 1983.
11) 21x30cm. "The Italian world", vol II, Piedmont Region, Laica editore, 1984.
12) 30x21cm. "Aktionsraum 1 oder 57 blindenhunde", A1 informationen.
13) 19x25.5cm. "A_E_I_O_U", quarterly periodical directed by Bruno Corà, year V, N. 10-11, 1984, published with the help of international art meetings.
14) 21x27cm. "The poetics of poor art", Kunstmuseum Kloster Unser Lieben Frauen Magdeburg, Hatje Cantz.
15) 21.5x26cm. "The blushes of art", Niccoli Art Gallery, n.22.