Archivi tag: concrete poetry

lost sonnets / catherine vidler. 2018 [timglaset editions]

https://timglasetcom.files.wordpress.com/2018/09/lost-sonnets-free.pdf

 

from:
timglasetcom.files.wordpress.com/2018/09/lost-sonnets-free.pdf

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and, please, enjoy these sonnets too:

– nanni balestrini. da “ipocalisse”. 1980-83 [09-06-2014 .it]

– mark staniforthanti-sonnets. 2019 [25-11-2021 .en]

– mark staniforthfryup sonnets. 2019 [26-11-2021 .en]

– mark staniforthnon-sonnets. 2020 [27-11-2021 .en]

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Mary-Ellen Solt, Moonshot Sonnet, 1964

derek beaulieu: steal my work!

Just visit https://derekbeaulieu.ca/pdfs/

From a post by Derek Beaulieu:

I post free downloadable PDFs of  many of my publications, including most of my full-length books. I believe that today’s reader seeks writing in different forms and that reading has taken on different shapes. By releasing books as PDFs in to the collective commons, writing can better engage with new, liquid, forms of reading and collaboration.
I believe that releasing my writing online for free encourages new and unexpected ways of people engaging and responding with the writing; it  will encourage experimentation and reaction. I encourage authors to scan your publications & release them online as a free PDFs.
So here you go, I’m giving it all away.

#beyourownpirate

Just visit https://derekbeaulieu.ca/pdfs/

una scheda sulla poesia concreta [framm.] / clementina greco. 2019

“La poesia concreta è un fenomeno di difficile datazione e categorizzazione a causa della sua natura proteiforme. Ad ogni modo, è possibile rinvenirne la nascita nel 1943 con la pubblicazione di Tipogrammi per Marinetti e di Parole per la guerra di Carlo Belloli, il quale agisce come precursore e diffusore di una poesia che egli chiama visuale, contrassegnata dalla semantizzazione del carattere tipografico, dello spazio bianco e della materia del supporto. I contatti di Belloli con Emilio Villa e quelli di quest’ultimo con Waldemar Cordeiro, esponente del Grupo Ruptura di San Paolo, esporteranno i principi della poesia concreta in Brasile dove, nel 1952, viene fondato il Grupo Noigandres da Augusto de Campos, Haroldo de Campos e Décio Pignatari. L’anno seguente, Eugen Gomringer, Marcel Wyss e Dieter Rot fondano a Berna la rivista «Spirale» (1953-1964), dove trovano spazio numerose poesie concrete, per esempio di Helmut Heissenbüttel, di Ernst Jandl e di Claus Bremer. Risale al 1956 l’Esposizione Nazionale di Arte Concreta presso il Museo di Arte Moderna di San Paolo a cui partecipa, tra gli altri, lo stesso Gomringer. Il gruppo brasiliano si organizza programmaticamente e giunge a redigere, nel 1958, un Piano pilota per la poesia concreta, in cui vengono esposti i principi fondamentali del movimento, tra i quali la creazione della poesia come una struttura; l’eliminazione dell’io poetico per la ricerca dell’oggettività; l’esclusione di procedure casuali e ornamentali; l’identificazione della poesia come un oggetto a sé stante che comunichi il suo contenuto-struttura e non il suo contenuto-messaggio. E’ in questi anni che Gomringer entra in contatto con Franz Mon e Max Bense, i quali daranno linfa alla poesia concreta europea sia dal punto di vista pratico che da quello teorico. Bense, oltre a scrivere i quattro volumi di Aesthetica (1954-1960), fonda la rivista «Rot» (Stoccarda, 1960-1997) che rappresenta un importante terreno di dibattito tra poeti concreti di tutto il mondo come Dieter Rot, Ian Hamilton, Pierre Garnier, Emmett Williams, Gerhard Rühm, i Noigandres e, ovviamente, Belloli […]”.

Clementina Greco

Il testo continua qui: culturedeldissenso.com/poesia-concreta/

https://www.culturedeldissenso.com/poesia-concreta/

 

oei editions in helsinki

OEI at Publics, Helsinki

Friday September 24
5–7pm
Opening for the OEI exhibition:
staying with editing & localizing publishing
+ Helsinki release of OEI #90-91: Sickle of Syntax & Hammer of Tautology: Concrete and Visual Poetry in Yugoslavia, 1968-1983

Saturday September 25 
12–3pm
Workshop & presentation:
OEI editors Jonas (J) Magnusson & Cecilia Grönberg on “staying with editing and localizing publishing” – editing & fieldwork; three-dimensional publishing and locality; counter-historiographies + talk on OEI #90-91 by Sezgin Boynik

PUBLICS
Sturenkatu 37-41
Helsinki


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enjoy 1968: publications by and works by edition hansjörg mayer

enjoy 1968:
from https://www.theideaofthebook.com/details.php?record=824

click on
https://www.theideaofthebook.com/pictures/824_f.jpg?v=1620330205
and
https://www.theideaofthebook.com/pictures/824_g.jpg?v=1620330205
and
https://www.theideaofthebook.com/pictures/824_h.jpg?v=1620330205

memoria: la prima installance, 24 agosto 2010 / differx. 2021

la prima installance, 24 agosto 2010:
https://installance.blogspot.com/2010/08/installance-001-asemic-sibyl.html

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ora il vecchio blog è di nuovo in funzione (reso di nuovo visibile).
arriva fino al 15 giugno 2015.

dopo quella data, tutte le installance vecchie sono state caricate anche su slowforward, e le nuove vengono inserite solo su slowforward.

installance.blogspot.com, dunque, di nuovo visibile, resterà esclusivamente come archivio sequenziale. per ricostruire le vicende dal 2010 al 2015.

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“oei”, april 10 and 11: moving mountains & mounting transitions 

OEI_moving_mountainsMoving mountains & mounting transitions

2 days on “editorial thinking” with OEI at Index – The Swedish Contemporary Art Foundation

This event will be live-streamed via Index’ Twitch channel: www.twitch.tv/indexfoundation

Saturday April 10 and Sunday April 11, 14:00-17:00

On the occasion of the exhibition Editorial Thinking at Index, OEI magazine organizes a two-day event, inviting artists, editors, publishers, writers, and scholars to reflect on the notion of “editorial thinking” in relation to their different practices. Each day will comprise two sessions and will be live streamed via Twitch. The talks take in conversations around editing and publishing as artistic and literary practices, as well as focusing on new and latest publications by OEI.
Guests include Alice Centamore, Pierre Paulin, Michalis Pichler, Nils Olsson, Sezgin Boynik, Lytle Shaw, Axel Andersson.

Saturday 10 April, 14:00-17:00
Addressing “(im)proper places for other books”, Michalis Pichler will talk about historical and recent initiatives of artists who have tried to break out of the process of cultural confinement of their books. This talk will be followed by a short lecture by Nils Olsson on editorial practices taking its cue from Walter Benjamin’s “The author as producer”. Joining us from Paris, Pierre Paulin and Alice Centamore will focus on editing and publishing through the lenses of art, poetry, archives, and curating.

Sunday 11 April, 14:00-17:00
After an introduction to some of the complexities between fieldwork and editing by Jonas (J) Magnusson & Cecilia Grönberg, Lytle Shaw will talk about his new book New Grounds for Dutch Landscape (OEI editör), where he uses an experimental, site-specific method to demonstrate how 17th century painters Jan van Goyen, Jacob van Ruisdael, and Meindert Hobbema did not so much represent the newly made landscape of Holland as re-enact its reclamation and ongoing threats to its stability.
Axel Andersson presents his new book Negative Geology – A Cultural and Technical History of Early European Mountaineering (OEI editör), on mountaineering before Romanticism, which traces the interconnected developments in literature, visual arts, philosophy and technology contributing to the continent’s intense interest in mountains. Sezgin Boynik, the guest editor of the latest issue of OEI, #90–91: “Sickle of Syntax & Hammer of Tautology. Concrete and Visual Poetry in Yugoslavia, 1968–1983”, tackles the question of how to edit avantgarde archives while introducing this new OEI issue.

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l’amor vacui / horror pleni di mirella bentivoglio (nella collezione garrera)

https://www.instagram.com/p/CIOSOvulc1B/

https://instagram.com/stories/museomlacsapienza/2456143418038988736

[r] _ dal catalogo della mostra di mirella bentivoglio, “oltre la parola”

frammento dall’intervista a Gianni e Giuseppe Garrera, nel catalogo della mostra “Oltre la parola”, dedicata a Mirella Bentivoglio
(cfr. https://slowforward.net/2019/10/01/oltre-la-parola-mirella-bentivoglio/)