Sunday, October 15, 2023
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Palermo, 7 ottobre: scrittura asemica al Museo del disegno, a cura di Nicolò D’Alessandro ed Enzo Patti
Sabato 7 ottobre anche il MUSEO DEL DISEGNO di Palermo aderisce alla diciannovesima Giornata del Contemporaneo, con la mostra: A QUALCUNO PIACE ASEMIC (a cura di Nicolò D’Alessandro e Enzo Patti) degli artisti asemici: Andrea Astolfi (ITALIA), Antonio Francesco Perozzi (ITALIA), Carmen Racovitza (ROMANIA), Cristiano Caggiula (ITALIA), Donamayoora (INDIA- USA), Enzo Patti (ITALIA), Francesco Aprile (ITALIA), Franco Panella (ITALIA), Giancarlo Pavanello (ITALIA), Karri Kokko (FINLANDIA), May Bery (CANADA), Marco Giovenale (ITALIA), Mariangela Guatteri (ITALIA), Michael Jacobson (USA) , Morten Søndergaard (ITALIA), Nicolò D’Alessandro (ITALIA), Rosaire Appel (USA), Svetlana Rabey (USA), Tom Gal (ISRAELE), Tomaso Binga (ITALIA).
All’inaugurazione Suoni su HANDPAN di Gaetano Rappo e le poesie asemiche lette in chiave corporea e ritmica da Emanuela Davì.
Il Museo del disegno è a Palermo in via Mogia 8.
Inaugurazione della mostra il 7 ottobre, ore 18:30.
(https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10223169884226442&set=a.10223155897436781)
Una presentazione del museo:
https://domodama.wordpress.com/2014/10/13/nicolo-dalessandro-apre-alla-citta-il-suo-laboratorio-museo-del-disegno/
Sunday, October 1, 2023
Saturday, September 30, 2023
On "Sound of Silence" / EZE, 2023
Is "Sound of Silence" a Koan?
Is "Sound of Silence" Cross-Media Asemic Writing?
Are Silence and Noise from a Family Named Emotion?
What is the Sound of One Hand Clapping?
Sunday, September 24, 2023
Saturday, September 16, 2023
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id est: neo scribalist asemic expressionism. A book trailer by Michael Jacobson
'id est: neo scribalist asemic expressionism' is a hand-painted abstract illuminated manuscript created by Michael Jacobson. This book is about going through mental hell and emerging as a spiritual survivor. The codex utilizes asemic writing and abstract art to tell a visually poetic tale of transformation and evolution into agnostic-pantheism. It contains 73 art works painted with gouache and water color pencils on water color paper. This work was begun in 2021 and completed in 2023. It will be published by Post-Asemic Press in mid-September 2023.
Works that influenced my process are The Book of Kells, Bestiaries, a Batak Pustaha, The Codex Seraphinianus, The Voynich Manuscript, the Rohonc Codex, Mayan and Aztec painted books, Kenneth Patchen's picture-poems, William Blake's mystical illuminations, Tom Phillips' A Humument, Timothy Ely's artist books, Visual poetry, and the wilder action scribes of the asemic movement. Three artists who influenced my book are: Cy Twombly, José Parlá, and Jean-Michel Basquiat.
Here is some more info: https://michaeljacobsonauthor.blogspo...
Michael Jacobson aka Asemic Writer is a writer, artist, publisher, and independent curator from Minneapolis, Minnesota USA/Turtle Island. He is the author of the abstract illuminated manuscript id est: neo scribalist asemic expressionism, the prose poetry novella Somnolent Game, his collected asemic writing Works & Interviews, the senryu poetry collection Hei Kuu, and the noise poetry album Schizo Variations. His book publishing project for longer works of asemic writing and experimental poetry is Post-Asemic Press. Since 2008 he has curated The New Post-Literate: A Gallery of Asemic Writing.
Sunday, August 13, 2023
Friday, August 11, 2023
Wednesday, August 9, 2023
Meaning Forestalled?~?Meaning as Eventual: Asemic Theory?~?Ramsey Theory / EZE, 2023
Meaning Forestalled?~?Meaning as Eventual: Asemic Theory?~?Ramsey Theory
What does it mean for Asemic Theory when Ramsey Theory asserts that complete chaos is not possible?
Monday, August 7, 2023
Typo Poem by Michael Betancourt is available now at Amazon! Post-Asemic Press #22
Click here for more info about Typo Poem by Michael Betancourt:
Betancourt’s typoems are reminiscent of many ideas in asemic language, Wildstyle, Cubism. Each and every work is layered and architectural warm, and also filled with humanitarian fragmentation that allows the imagination to move through these spaces.
— José Parlá, artist
Betancourt’s elegant asemic compositions, spatially ambiguous and graphically complex, are deceptively lucid at first glance. But these works hover in an indeterminate space, as if waiting to be collapsed through the perception of the viewer into an either/or resolution of il/legibility. Instead, the poems refuse to become fixed and thus sustain an ongoing provocation.
— Johanna Drucker, writer, artist, and scholar
— José Parlá, artist
Betancourt’s elegant asemic compositions, spatially ambiguous and graphically complex, are deceptively lucid at first glance. But these works hover in an indeterminate space, as if waiting to be collapsed through the perception of the viewer into an either/or resolution of il/legibility. Instead, the poems refuse to become fixed and thus sustain an ongoing provocation.
— Johanna Drucker, writer, artist, and scholar
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