1) Cd - 13.4x19.5cm. "The living room of art, conversations on the greatest artists of all time" - Germano Celant tells us - "Arte Povera, the aesthetics of the ordinary", ed. Centauria;
2) CDs - 13.5x19.4 cm. Ripley's home video, "Nothing to see, Alighiero Boetti, nothing to hide", directed by E. Greco, 1978-Italy-176;
3) CD+DVD 14x19.5 cm. Annemarie Sauzeau, "Shaman showman Alighiero and Boetti", with contributions by Jonathan Monk and MAurizio Cattelan, Luca Sossella Editore; Emidio Greco, "Nothing to see, nothing to hide", a 60' film on the work of Alighiero Boetti and a text by S.Chiodi, Luca sossella Editore;
4) 15x22.4cm. "Paper media: Boetti, Calzolari, Kounnelis", the Samuel Dorsky Museum of art State University of N.Y. at New Platz, August 28-December 8, 2019, curated by F. Guzzetti;
5) 13x22.5 cm. "Arte Povera, interviews edited and collected by Giovanni Lista", 132 artists' papers, Edizioni Abscondita;
6) 17x24 cm. "Minimalism, poor art, conceptual art" Francesco Poli, Editori Laterza -Economica;
7) 15.5x21cm. "Contemporary art collective", Edizioni Chisel, Genoa, 1983;
8) 17x24.3cm. "Reading days", Massimo Carboni, Municipality of Certaldo, Tuscany Region, Palazzo Pretorio 11 June - 31 July 1983, Alighiero and Boetti, Nicola de MAria, Pietro Fortuna, Mario Moronti, Fabio Peloso, Sergio Ragalzi, Tancredi, Giulio Turcato, Gilberto zorio;
9) 16.5x21.2 cm. "Arte Povera", Antiquarian bookshop, Pontremoli, Milan, January 2023;
10) 17x23.8 cm. "Taiteen kieli ja ekstaasi, sukupolvi italialaisessa taitessa" Flaminio Gualdoni, "On language and ecstasy a generation in Italiamn Art", Alvar Aalto-museo, Jyvaskyla, 12.9/13.10.1985, Pori Taidemuseo, Pori, 27.10/ 8.12.1985;
11) 20.5x20.5cm. "Enzo Cannaviello, a journey through painting", Museum of Contemporary Furnishings, Essegi Editions;
12) 16x22 cm. "Migration", Verlag der Buchhandlung, WalterKonig, Koln, Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein;
13) 21x26.2 cm. "The great drawing" edited by Avnni Bramanti, Alinari Editions;
14) 21.5x23 cm. "The rooms" edited by Achille Bonito Oliva, Castello Colonna, Genazzano, 30\11\1979-29\02\1980, Centro Di editions;
15) 21.7x23.8 cm. "Paolo Mussat Sartor, photographer, art and artists in Italy, 1968-1978", Stampatori Editore;
16) 22.5x29cm. magazine, "Frigidaire" International Edition, "Speciale Europa", double issue prepared in collaboration with the editorial staff of Actuel (France), El Vibora (Spain), Mais (Portugal), Oor (Holland), The face (England), Tip (Germany), Wiener (Austria), monthly, October-November 1983, N. 35-36;
17) 21x28 cm. magazine, "Alternative space", monthly of art and culture, March 1977, year 1, N.2;
18) 21x28.5 cm. magazine, "Space alternative", monthly of art and culture, November 1977, year 1, N.6;
18) 21x30cm. "Paul Maenz" Jahresericht 1978;
19) 21x30 cm."Sein und sehnsucht" 10 Italian Kunstler der 60er und 70er Jahre, Glerie der Stadt, Villa Merkel, 19 July-25 August 1985, Kunstverein Kassel, oktober 1985;
20) 21x28.3 cm. "Sarayevo", international cultural project contemporary art museum Sarajevo 2000, Municipality of Venice, Fondazione Bevilacqua La Masa, Arsenale Editrice;
21) 23x30.8cm. "From De Chirico to Cattelan" a survey of 20th century Italian art, Ben Brown Fine Arts, Amedeo Porro Arte Moderna.