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Chopin, Henri (editor) as well as Burroughs, Cahn, Golyscheff, Janco und Hausmann, and other authors and artistsBiblio.com

FLUXUS - LETTRISM - NEO-DADA - POÉSIE SONORE Revue OU. No. 38/39 of 45

54627Paris: self-published 1971. Quarto 27 × 26 cm. Original printed folder; four graphically designed single leaves with texts and designs by Marcelle Cahn Richard Orton Marcel Mariën and Raoul Hausmann among others as well as five folded posters with texts and images inter alia by William S. Burroughs Jefim Golyscheff and Marcel Janco mainly typographically designed and manufactured using printmaking techniques; and one vinyl record with recordings by Henri Chopin Bengt Emil Johnson Sten Hanson and Jacques Bekaert. Folder with signs of use; else good or better. Single issue of the rare avant-garde journal which Henri Chopin edited published and partly produced in his own home. Influenced by the Dadaists Chopin unlike the Lettrists was not only interested in pictorial poetry but above all in tonal poetry. Lettrism did not go far enough for him in terms of the dissolution of linguistic conventions and the use of new media. In 1958 he took over the editorship of the conventional poetry magazine "Cinquième Saison" in which he published early reflections on phonetic poetry. The last issue under this title contained a record and among other things the poet René Ghil's prophecy: "In 50 years the poet will be operating phonetic machines." Number 20/21 was then published under the new title "OU". This underlined the radical change in the journal which from then on resembled "multimedia compendia" or "poetic wonder bags" Marc Matter filled with loose leaves screen prints posters fanfolds relief images typographic collages sometimes even three-dimensional objects and regularly a record. In this way Dadaism Futurism Ultra-Lettrism Fluxus Concrete Poetry etc. were mixed together. Chopin consistently self-published the elaborate journal for ten years. He and his wife worked endlessly at home to put together the individual issues and sent them out all over the world. Cf. Marc Matter Revue OU Disque in: Fabrikzeitung no. 298 2014. One of 475 numbered copies; besides these 25 copies were published in three different deluxe versions. Cf. Archiv Sohm 256. unknown

Penka Rare Books and Archives · Allemagne800,00 €

Chopin, Henri (editor) as well as Jiři Kolař, Raoul Hausmann, Ben Vautie, and other authors and artistsBiblio.com

FLUXUS - LETTRISM - NEO-DADA - POÉSIE SONORE Revue OU: Revue de Poésie Evolutive cinquième saison. Le Homard Cosmographique Revue OU: Revue de Poésie Evolutive. Fifth season. The Cosmographic Lobster. No. 26/27 of 45

54622Paris: self-published 1966. Square quarto 27 × 26 cm. Thread-stitched sections in original printed folder; 72 pp. With numerous mounted and separately laid-in multiples and graphics: one original graphic two folded graphically designed plates four enclosed plates of concrete poetry eight enclosed typographically designed pages unopened section two mounted envelopes with ten printed small cards each by Ben Vautier and one vinyl record with recordings by Raul Hausmann poèmes phonétiques 1918 Bernard Heidsieck and Henri Chopin. Folder with signs of use; edges of the folder slightly damaged; else good or better. Single issue of the rare avant-garde journal which Henri Chopin edited published and partly produced in his own home. Influenced by the Dadaists Chopin unlike the Lettrists was not only interested in pictorial poetry but above all in tonal poetry. Lettrism did not go far enough for him in terms of the dissolution of linguistic conventions and the use of new media. In 1958 he took over the editorship of the conventional poetry magazine "Cinquième Saison" in which he published early reflections on phonetic poetry. The last issue under this title contained a record and among other things the poet René Ghil's prophecy: "In 50 years the poet will be operating phonetic machines." Number 20/21 was then published under the new title "OU". This underlined the radical change in the journal which from then on resembled "multimedia compendia" or "poetic wonder bags" Marc Matter filled with loose leaves screen prints posters fanfolds relief images typographic collages sometimes even three-dimensional objects and regularly a record. In this way Dadaism Futurism Ultra-Lettrism Fluxus Concrete Poetry etc. were mixed together. Chopin consistently self-published the elaborate journal for ten years. He and his wife worked endlessly at home to put together the individual issues and sent them out all over the world. Cf. Marc Matter Revue OU Disque in: Fabrikzeitung no. 298 2014. Contributions by: Edmund Alleyn Roberto Altmann Noel Arnaud Serge Béguier Gianni Bertini Jan Burka Henri Chopin John Furnival Ilse and Pierre Garnier Bohumila Grögerova Josef Hirsal Jiří Kolář Kosice Hansjörg Mayer Rancillac Carl Frederik Reutersward Mimmo Rotella and Ben Vautier. Record with contributions by Henri Chopin Raoul Hausmann and Bernard Heidsieck. One of 500 numbered copies; besides these 25 copies were published in three different deluxe versions. Cf. Archiv Sohm 256. unknown

Penka Rare Books and Archives · Allemagne800,00 €