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...
A Collaboration between Jim Leftwich and Jeff Crouch
Under a theme of (your choice): How we obligate ourselves to the rule of the page, or How we conduct writing as an obligation to the page, or How we limit ourselves to the...
Report from Berlin: Die Leere Mitte: Issue 7.5 – 2020
Buy a copy: https://leserpent.wordpress.com/2020/09/21/die-leere-mitte-issue-7-5/ In this special issue (see PDF): “Prosaetere” by Cecil Touchon; “Asemic: asemantic but not asemiotic” by Tim Gaze. Edited in Berlin by Horst Berger and Federico Federici.
Report from Geneva: Writing by Drawing: When Language Seeks Its Other
Through the work of nearly a hundred contemporary artists and Art Brut personalities, the exhibition Scrivere Disegnando and the catalogue Writing by Drawing explore writing’s shadow side. A terra incognita where arabesques, reiterated marks, scribblings, compulsive writings produce...
Report from London: SJ Fowler – The Selected Scribbling and Scrawling | Out now from ZIMZALLA
This is my asemic writing book. Originally published in 2018, it will be released in a second edition in 2020, with new works, articles and interviews, collecting my Asemic work in one place.“The scrawl...
Report from Geneva: ‘When Writing Says the Shadows of the Soul’
When Writing Says the Shadows of the Soul An ambitious exhibition brings together contemporary artists and creators of art brut to explore the unknown lands of graphic gesture.From the Paleolithic, humanity has sought to...
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...
