Concrete poetry
Found in 6454 Collections and/or Records:
Sea Poppy Mosaic [Photocopy] / Finlay, Ian Hamilton; Costley, Ron., 1969
The image depicts a random arrangement of ship's identification numbers placed within a circular shape. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Sea Sun's Greeting / Pettis, Ruth., 1989
Sea water / Upton, Lawrence ; Cheek C., 1977
This book was printed by Chris Cheek -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Seagull on Yonge Street, 1983
Seascape Two, 1976
The seascape is composed of a mass of letters spelling seascape located in the lower left with the shape of an ocean wave. The upper right has the word yellow signifying the sun. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Seasons Greetings / Carol Stetser., 2008
The disc reads NOEL and can be used as a Christmas tree ornament. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Seasons Greetings / Carol Stetser., 2008
The disc reads NOEL and can be used as a Christmas tree ornament. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Season's Greetings / Jacoby, Ruth., 1980
Seasons on the Run / Gorman, LeRoy., 1997
Seasons on the Run / Gorman, LeRoy., 1997
Seattle Architecture / Poets Painters Composers., 1985
Seaweeds and Construction: Anthology Hawaii. No.6 / Westlake W., 1979
[Second Draft for Richard Truhlar's Ten Sephardic Translations] / curry, jw., 1983
This consists of preliminary sketches for the work that was published in can't afford no Kodak Instamatik Instamatik Vol.2. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Secret History Of The Dividing Line / Howe, Susan., 1978
See Art Here / Olbrich, Jurgen O.; Depew W., 2014
While visiting the Sackners JUrgen Olbrich created these three collaged pages using photcopied texts of Wally Depew from works in the Sackner Archive. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
See Me Endure / McLaughlin, Jan., 1989
See Slide / Caruso, Barbara., 1990
See the Old Lady Decently, 1975
This is semi-biographical novel of Johnson's mother. It was last novel written by Johnson who committed suicide shortly after its release. Michael Bakewell wrote an introductory essay that provides an explanation of the story. The shaped, concrete poems portray a breast as a metaphor for the cause of Johnson's mother's death from breast cancer. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
See / Walker, Todd., 1978
This book consists of colored, photographs of female nudes that have been altered in the development process along with documentary text. The front cover and pages adjacent to the cover print a concrete poem, "See." -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Seeing Things / Froman, Robert., 1977
Froman defines seeing poems (concrete poems) as the outline of a light bulb which "...happens when when words take a shape that helps them to turn on a light in someone's mind." A few poems relating to breathing are included in the book such as "Superstink." This concrete poem depicts a bus at a stop, a start-up, followed by an engine backfire with a big cloud of pollutants released into the atmosphere causing a cacophony of cough, gasp, choke, sneeze, snuffle etc. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.