Hompson, Davi Det, 1939-1996
Found in 30 Collections and/or Records:
The words will have been typed simply because typing words is what I do. / Hompson, Davi Det., 1977
Each page consists of a single sentence that appears to have been printed as a photocopier enlargement of a typing. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Understand. This is only temporary. / Hompson, Davi Det., 1977
Each page consists of a single sentence in quotation marks that appears to have been printed as a photocopier enlargement of a typing. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
White Table Cloth / Hompson, Davi Det., 1969
The collage with three folded white handkerchiefs labeled "oral, topical, and spinal" refers to types of anesthesia and its relation to the poems in the rest of this work is not immediately apparent. The drawings consist of minimalist poetry with themes relating to food and common domestic events along with illustrations of fragments of a room. The prints depict concrete poems mainly with food related content. The seven silkscreen prints were published in an edition of 50. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Word and Image Equations / Ockerse, Tom ; Hompson, Davi Det ; Brown J., 1975
Mention is made of the Jean Brown Archive, now in the Getty collection. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Word and Image Equations / Ockerse, Tom ; Hompson, Davi Det ; Brown J., 1975
Tom Ockerse writes in his preface to this summer workshop report that "the occurrence of this study in a school of the visual arts is significant in that it deals with a kind of activity which is most often, traditionally, associated with literature. It affirms the view that the word is no longer limited to literary 'domain' and that the visual artist , perhaps through his conventionally less restricted view, can make a most important contribution to the development and understanding of human language."Mention is made of the Jean Brown Archive. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Word and Image Equations / Ockerse, Tom ; Hompson, Davi Det ; Brown J ; Hompson DD., 1975
Tom Ockerse writes in his preface to this summer workshop report that "the occurrence of this study in a school of the visual arts is significant in that it deals with a kind of activity which is most often, traditionally, associated with literature. It affirms the view that the word is no longer limited to literary 'domain' and that the visual artist , perhaps through his conventionally less restricted view, can make a most important contribution to the development and understanding of human language."Mention is made of the Jean Brown Archive. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.