Three Asemic Songs by Cecil Touchon
Three asemic songs by Cecil Touchon from 2010, watercolor on paper Asemic Song Asemic Song Asemic Song
Asemics Magazine: reports from that wordless Territory beyond the borders of language
Asemic Etching from 1976 by Cecil Touchon
This is an etching made by Cecil Touchon in a college print making course in 1976 Etching by Cecil Touchon 1976
Three Photographs from Berlin | 2005 | Cecil Touchon
photo by Cecil Touchon photo by Cecil Touchon photo by Cecil Touchon
OM.2013.095 | Carlyle Baker | Canada | Ontological Museum Collection
Carlyle Baker, Asemic correspondence Carlyle BakerPeterborough, Ontario, Canada Carlyle is a long-time designer and maker. He has appeared often in small press editions, both paper and digital.
OM.2012.060 – Rosaire Appel | Ontological Museum Collection
OM.2012.060 – Rosaire.Appel – USA – ‘Various Owners’ – two framed 5”x7” – collages using printed papers plus ink and graphite. “Collage is such a natural activity – putting things together, turning them around, seeing what...
OM.2011.231-233 – Marco Giovenale – Italy, from the Ontological Museum Collection
OM.2011.231 – Marco Giovenale – Italy – Asemic Sibyl – 5.5 x 4 inches OM.2011.232 – Marco Giovenale – Italy – Asemic Sibyl – 5.5 x 4 inches OM.2011.233 – Marco Giovenale – Italy...
Asemic Collages by Jim White from the Ontological Museum Collection
These are 6 of a set of 19 collages donated to the Ontological Museum collection from the artist Jim White that range in size from about 1.5 x 2.5 inches to about 3.5 x...
Asemic Writings on Magazine Images by Cecil Touchon
Smooth Woman Eating Poetry Woman with Sunglasses
Asemic Writing by Cecil Touchon
Six asemic writings on pages from an old chemistry workbook. from 2018 asemic text by Cecil Touchon asemic text by Cecil Touchon asemic text by Cecil Touchon asemic text by Cecil Touchon asemic text...
Three Visual Texts by Federico Federici
Federico Federici produces some exquisite visual poetry that stays in the asemics zone. To quote the artist: ‘All series [of my work] fall within one general issue: language as a boundary zone; even more...
