Michael Jacobson's Blog, page 39

I was Interviewed by Brainard Carey for Praxis Museum Of Nonvisible Art/Yale University Radio

Brainard did a great job with the questions, but my answers need some practice and work, and are proof that I am not a performance poet! I guess there is a first for everything. Here's the link to listen to the interview: http://museumofnonvisibleart.com/interviews/michael-jacobson/ 

I was Interviewed by Brainard Carey for Praxis Museaum Of Nonvisible Art/Yale University Radio

Brainard did a great job with the questions, but my answers need some practice and work, and are proof that I am not a performance poet! I guess there is a first for everything. Here's the link to listen to the interview: http://museumofnonvisibleart.com/interviews/michael-jacobson/ 

Code with Yellow Polka Dots by Nina Gaby‎

Porcelain scrolls, ink, wax transfer, paper, cardboard.

2 Asemic Works by Federico Federici

Cartridge Poem

Noise Of A Crumpling Poem

Asemic Writing by Monte Thrasher

Asemic Cabbage Writing by Monte Thrasher

Tell Me More About the Seas by Sam Roxas-Chua

From a WIP > " A Survivors Guide Book One" - a multi page handmade book featuring Asemic writing. by Ed T. Eberle aka Winston Smith

"5x8" and are executed on paperback paper reinforced w/ gesso, watercolor, and acrylic paint and sometimes watercolor paper or sketch paper.

Asemic Alphabet From Silenced Scribes by Jeff Bagato

            

A multi-media artist living near Washington, DC, Jeff Bagato produces poetry and prose as well as electronic music and glitch video. Some of his poetry and visuals have recently appeared in Empty Mirror, Futures Trading, Otoliths, Gold Wake Live, H&, The New Post-Literate, and Midnight Lane Boutique. Some short fiction has appeared in Gobbet and The Colored Lens. He has published nineteen books, all available through the usual online markets, including Savage Magic (poetry) and Computing Angels (fiction). A blog about his writing and publishing efforts can be found at http://jeffbagato.com.

Asemic / Pansemic? by Todd Burst

Click here to read Todd's article on his philosophical view of asemic/pansemic writing :

https://medium.com/@tsrub88j/asemic-pansemic-fc980bacd72f

Ludwig Wittgenstein