Concrete poetry
Found in 6454 Collections and/or Records:
e colony / Cobbing, Bob., 1970
All the large calligraphic markings are formed from the letter "e." -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
E Finita La Guerra! / Baroni, Vittore., 2010
E & O Poem: Bob's Copy / Cobbing, Bob., 1970
E & O Poem / Cobbing, Bob., 1970
E pod: Homage to Leona Bleiweiss; Eleven Days from Clairvoyant Journal 1973. No.3/Oct / Jackson Mac Low ; Hannah Weiner ; Weiner H ; MacLow J., 1978
Edited by Kirby Malone and Marshall Reese. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
[e y] ., 1967
ear book / Upton, Lawrence ; Cobbing, Bob., 1996
Ear Magazine. No.9 / Anderson B., 1973
Ear Magazine. No.10-11 / Gnazzo A., 1973
Early Photographs, Recent Books, Chess Sets and Concrete Poems / Hornor, Dave ; Higgins D., 2006
Includes a card by Dick Higgins (reprint?) dated 1978 entitled "Seven Stars for English Professors." -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Earmouth / Mayer, Peter., 1972
The book includes a reproduction of "man?;" the original collage is held by the Sackner Archive. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Earth Art / Myslowski, Tadeusz., 1984
eARTh HearT / Perrin, Stephen G.., 1973
Earth & Water / Bigus, Richard., 1975
Earthquakes & Explorations, 1997
Earthship / Ian Hamilton Finlay; Alistair Cant., 1965
Nineteen cards printed with text at their bottom edge were bent into a curved shape and stapled together. This poem object can be positioned in different configurations to create the image of a ship that in Finlay's vision might be adapted for travel on land. The text includes such words as "fin, bow, number, sail, etc." as locations for the various aids to make this "Earthship." The cardboard box has a few waterstains but the poem object is undamaged. According to Paul Robertson (catalogue: he patted), only 25 of these poem objects might have been actually made with the printed box. 3 -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Earthship / Ian Hamilton Finlay; Alistair Cant., 1965
Nineteen cards printed with text at their bottom edge were bent into a curved shape and stapled together. This poem object can be positioned in different configurations to create the image of a ship that in Finlay's vision might be adapted for travel on land. The text includes such words as "fin, bow, number, sail, etc." as locations for the various aids to make this "Earthship." The cardboard box has a few waterstains but the poem object is undamaged. According to Paul Robertson (catalogue: he patted), only 25 of these poem objects might have been actually made with the printed box. 3 -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
East-Ender / Cobbing, Bob., 1974
Eat - Fat, 1992
The work consists of two large painted letters, "A" & "T." The third Letter, an "F" can be converted to an "E" by adding a fourth piece, a bar to the "F." In that way, the sculpture can be read as EAT or FAT. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.