Josef Honys (4 results)

The second and final issue of this magazine focusing on visual and concrete poetry. With contributions by Eugene Carl, Marshall Reese, Jiri Valoch, Karel Adamus, Josef Honys, Robert Lax, Michael Gibbs, Gabor Toth, Vladan Radovanovic, Richard Kostelanetz, Charles Amirkhanian and Kirby Malone. See photo for the contents. Cover illustration by Nancy Ackerman. /// Paperback, [36] pp., 4° (21 x 28 cm), cover partly yellowed, with a few tiny stains and traces of dust, staples slightly rusty, condition: very good Book Language/s: English.…

Condition: Good. - Quarto [11 inches high by 8-1/4 inches wide], softcover bound in pictorial tan wrappers designed by Nancy Ackerman. The bottom corners of the wraps are bumped & there is a crease & a tiny chip to the top edge of the rear wrap. [36 pages]. Profusely illustrated in black & white with visual and concrete poems. There are several small stains to the 2 center pages. Good. Among the contents are an essay on the work of Vladan Radovanovic by Eugene Carl; and "Gould the Variations Glenn", a piece of experimental prose by Richard Kostelanetz;,Rare.…

Hardcover. Condition: gut. 2011. Nesmelián aneb Do experimentálního textu vstup nesmelý In deutscher Sprache. pages.

Condition: Very good +. Teksty wizualne Visual Texts, Galeria Dom Sìrodowisk Twoìrczych, odzi, 1978. 250 x 175mm. 20 pp. Hardback with printed wraps, pages in different papers including printed translucent pages and all images tipped-in on stiff pages. Unpaginated. Introduction text in Polish and English. The poets with illustrated works are Josef Honys, Robin Crozier, Aaron Marcus, Klaus Burkhardt, Horst Tress, John Furnival, Michael Wulff, Ferdinand Kriwet, Andrzei Partum, Luciano Ori, Seiichi Niikuni. The final page lists numerous other international contributors to the exhibition. The introduction states, 'It is the aim of the exhibition "Visual Texts" to demonstrate all forms of artistic actualization of visualizing a verbal or a quasiverbal text as we have met them during the last ten or fifteen years'. The director of the exhibition, Jozef Robakowski, writes on the inside cover 'I invited an outstanding expert and animator of visual poetry Jirí Valoch from Czechoslovakia. It was his role to prepare the great international exhibition "Visual Texts" in Lublin. The authority of the artist assured a high standard of the exhibition and gave beginning to the collection of works of [sic.] made by authors all over the world. It was the first, planned on a wide scale, exposition/collection of an artistic activity that was demonstrated to people from the socialist countries. The exposition presented in the gallery of ód House of Creative Circles gave a real satisfaction to the society'. The book itself makes for an interesting construction with industrial card boards and various paper stocks. There is some toning to the dust jacket and the first translucent page. An attractive and rare catalogue. Condition: overall, Very Good +.…