Visual poetry
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Subject Source: Sackner Database
Found in 4884 Collections and/or Records:
This is Visual Poetry. No.66/Feb / Donna Kuhn., 2011
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Identifier: CC-54866-793217
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On the back cover and internet, it is stated that Donna Kuhn is the author of nine poetry books and chapbooks. She has published over 400 poems plus visual, sound text, and video poetry in national and international journals both in print and online. In addition to being an author and poet she is an exhibiting visual artist and dancer. She holds a BA degree in Creative Writing from Sonoma State University and has taught poetry and art in nursing homes, retirement centers and outpatient mental health clinics. She lives in Taos, New Mexico. Donna says: "donna kuhn uses her own poetry, found text, collage, drawing and painting in her altered book spreads of visual poetry, mementos, stickers, old drawings, copies of old drawings, old copy art, fancy tape, stencils. Everything is torn, scribbled on, doodled on. pages are punched, torn, folded. a swirling combo of language and image. the pages are then sometimes animated in her dance/poetry videos because everything must be reassembled...
Dates:
2011
This is Visual Poetry. No.67/Feb / Alberto Vitacchio., 2011
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Identifier: CC-54867-990296
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On the back cover and internet, it is stated that he was born in 1942 in Torino where he still lives. During the 80's he began working on Visual and Sound Poetry and, at the same time, started doing performances usually with Carla Bertola, working on the idea of "Stagepoetry actions". He performed widely in Italy and different countries. In Visual Poetry he usually works on collages following a personal technique obtaining color from the surface of paper, a procedure he called "pulling up"; recently he is using blowing up from fragments passing through photos and then laser copies. He has taken part in many exhibitions in Italy and abroad. Since 1978 he is co-editor of the International Poetry Magazine Offerta Speciale. Alberto says: "My works have their origin in a particular kind of collage technique, some fragments of the original works have been photographed and reworked with laser xerox and form the basis for other works. Letters are important for their graphical form but...
Dates:
2011
This is Visual Poetry. No.68/Mar / NF Huth., 2011
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Identifier: CC-55586-9999209
This is Visual Poetry. No.74/Mar / Roman Pyrih., 2012
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Identifier: CC-55654-9999254
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Roman Pyrih is a Ukrainian poet born in 1977. Roman says: "Yurai is Ukrainian poet-palindromist, diplomat and humble student of ancient knowledge. "His experiments with palindromes were inspired and heavily based on Ukrainian palindrome tradition dating back to the texts of mystic Kyiv poet of the XVII century Ivan Velychkovskyi , who is also considered grand contributor to the development of Ukrainian visual poetry. In XX century Ukrainian palindrome was greatly invigorated and brought to a new level by outstanding efforts of renowned masters -- Ivan Iov, Ivan Luchuk, Nazar Gonchar and others. "What distinguishes Yurai's creations is that he gradually departed from palindrome as a text and visualized it as a graphic artwork. This was a natural drift, manifested at first as side effect of illustrating palindrome poems, and gradually evolved into self-sufficient art. This mirroring fusion of symbol, meaning and their graphic interpretation is aimed to complete restless sensory quest...
Dates:
2012
This is Visual Poetry. No.75/Mar / Alexander Jorgensen., 2012
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Identifier: CC-55655-9999255
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Alexander Jorgensen is a writer, visual artist, teacher, and adventurer. He has lived and worked in such disparate places as Germany, the Czech Republic, the Galapagos, China, Kazakhstan, and Oman. His visual poetry and writings have appeared in Van Gogh's Ear, Drunken Boat, Shampoo, Listenlight, Noon: Journal of the Short Poem, Moria, Big Bridge, Sous Rature, and The Return of Kral Majales: Prague's International Literary Renaissance 1990-2010. His visual poems have been exhibited in Toronto, Atlanta, Moscow, Prague, and at the 2011 Text Festival in Manchester, UK. He was nominated for the Pushcart Prize in 2008. Alexander says of his work: "It is hybrid, combining aspects of analogue and digital design. Each poem manifests its own appearance. My work is influenced by extensive travel as well as my underlying values. What's most important to me as I construct a visual poem is that it shows intention, that I am saying, "Here we are.'" -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth...
Dates:
2012
This is Visual Poetry. No.76/Jun / Joel Chace., 2012
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Identifier: CC-55656-9999256
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Joel Chace has published work in print and electronic magazines such as 6ix, The Tip of the Knife, Counterexample Poetics, OR, Country Music, Infinity's Kitchen, and Jacket. He has published more than a dozen print and electronic collections, most recently Sharpsburg, from Cy Gist Press, and Blake's Tree, from Blue & Yellow Dog Press. Individual pages of this visual poetry sequence have appeared in the following publications: On Barcelona, quarter after, and Word For/Word. The cover image, entitled itsstory 3, originally appeared in Lettere Grosse. Joel says: "Its story is a developing sequence of texto-visual poetry that I began a decade or more ago and that has taken on various lives since then. Until this year, all of the versions have been textual only, though all of them have been quite experimental in terms of formatting. It finally occurred to me that the very subject matter of the sequence demanded an even more radical visual presentation. Perhaps radical musicality is...
Dates:
2012
This is Visual Poetry. No.78/Sep / Sharon Kaye., 2012
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Identifier: CC-55658-9999258
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Growing up, I had an interest in both anatomy & the arts. This is a collection that overlaps those interests on the page as field/canvas. Found scraps, old photographs, medical illustrations & texts overlap & intertwine to create these verbo-visual anatomical landscapes. We speak with our bodies; here the silent/still images speak back to us. Andrew Topol has identified himself as the author/artist of this book using his mother's maiden name and photograph. Topol is planning to create different style works using new nom de plumes. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Dates:
2012
This Should Be A Word / Skurnick, Lizzie., 2012
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Identifier: CC-54614-990061
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The two neologisms mentioned in this article [August 5, 2012] are "Exterience" (To see a personal event from a spectator's point of view) and "Feeligitimate" (unable to trust one'd own instincts). -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Dates:
2012
This Taggy Cloud Sculptured, 1989
Item — Box 153: [Barcode: 31858072459294]
Identifier: CC-15684-16013
Thomas Gunther's Dschamp auf den Pfeffer-Boulevard / Gunther, Thomas; Zylla, Klaus., 2003
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Identifier: CC-41571-43561
Thornsbury Arts Festival: An Easter Eggshibition, 1977
Item — Folder 73: [Barcode: 31858072538089]
Three British Book Artists: Tom Phillips Installation Photographs / Phillips, Tom., 1992
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Identifier: CC-04381-4463
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These are views of pages from A Humument (first revision) as installed in the gallery. The pages were lent to the exhibition by the Sackner Archive. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Dates:
1992
Three "S" / Hegedus 2, Laszlo., 1989
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Identifier: CC-08811-8986
Thru, 1975
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Identifier: CC-21065-21474
Til Nux Tse: An Optiphony / curry, jw ; lefler, Peggy., 1981
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Identifier: CC-19667-20053
Timbre, Le. No.Last / Daniel Daligand, editor ; Bleus G ; Pittore-Eurifico C ; Massa J ; Arts A ; Nielsen MO ; Groschopp A ; Borner G., 1985
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Identifier: CC-29550-30918
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The theme of this last issue is an homage to Rimbaud. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Dates:
1985
[Time] / Novak, Ladislav., 1966
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Identifier: CC-38826-40740
Time / Radin, Betty., 1996
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Identifier: CC-45123-47303
Time Slitting the Free Air / Christie, John., 1974
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Identifier: CC-17247-17605
Time's Dipstick / Bennett, John M.., 1976
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Identifier: CC-22101-22518