Asemics Magazine: reports from that wordless Territory beyond the borders of language
The Cecil Touchon Asemic Reader Now Available
Paperback: 126 pages Publisher: Post-Asemic Press (August 22, 2019) The current permutation of The Reader, originally envisioned as a black and white book, expanded in size and breadth to its current full color version to take...
OM.2020.011 – Cecilia Chapman – USA
OM.2020.011 – Cecilia Chapman – 5 x 7 inches – 2018 – pushdownturn series – Strathmore paper, gouache, watercolor, ink, graphite, found and personal rubber stamps – Sent to the Archives for asemics magazine...
Asemics from Cecilia Chapman
Cecelia Chapman is an American visual artist, California-born, based in Massachusetts. She is known for her video that merges documentary and experimental, and for her essay based works on paper that explore consciousness. Her...
Four by Randee Silv
Abstract painter Randee Silv is the editor of Arteidolia and swifts & slows: a quarterly of crisscrossings. Silv also constructs wordslabs that emerge as gestures reshaped, juxtaposed, tilting fragments that alter between what is...
Shufa/Script: Shanhong Liao & Frans Huisman
Frans send an exhibition notice for Shufa/Script: Shanhong Liao & Frans Huisman Rotterdam Art Week.
Asemic Musicality
I have been working in a frenzy lately. Here are a few works where I am returning to some early ideas related to visual musicality. Here are a variety of small works on paper...
GABRIEL LALONDE from COTEAU DU LAC, QUÉBEC, CANADA
Some very lovely asemic works. These images from 2012 were found on Gabriel LaLonde’s blog Poet and visual artist I explore in turn and together poetic and plastic languages. In my work, I plastically transcribe...
Scrivere Disegnando – When Language Seeks Its Other
Opening this month… 29 January – 3 May 2020 – Scrivere Disegnando (“Writing by Drawing”) at Centre d’Art Contemporain Genève, Switzerland Scrivere Disegnando (“Writing by Drawing”) is an exhibition about writing and its shadow side. Its aim is...
Report from Serbia: Anastazija Cepf
A lovely work from Anastazija Cepf . “I began with John Cage’s believe that anarchy is the highest form of social organization – individuals in the politically empty space of his ideal “no-government”. Cage...
