Three Prints by Ari Wolff (two original lithographs and one photocopy) from a larger investigative series, “Semantic Knots.” The series is an exploration of plastic clay knots as an asemic language, musical or movement notation,...
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...
OM.2018.034 – Renata Solimini – Italy – Red Asemics – 8 x 8 inches – acrylic on canvas
This is a small canvas panel (5×7 inches) by Anneke Baeten of asemic writing in the Ontological Museum permanent collection. See this and other entries from 2018 here: http://ontologicalmuseum.org/2018 see more of Baetens’s asemic work...
Stephen Nelson Journal I received a lovely journal of asemic writing in blue ink from Stephen Nelson now registered in the collection of the Ontological Museum. Stephen lives in Lanarkshire, UK. I will post...
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 – 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 – 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...
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...
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