Found poetry
Found in 900 Collections and/or Records:
Ram Grab (January 5, 1968) / Dom Sylvester Houedard., 1968
Read in Freudian Terms / Helmes, Scott., 1998
Recent Work / Kenny, Chris., 2000
Referendum / Backer, Heimrad., 1988
Responses: Prepare Your Mind before Turning the Page. No.4 / Bob Cobbing., 1992
Reveries of a Spinster / Kahn, Robin., 1997
The content of the text is feminist in theme. It is illustrated with found images that are enhanced with handcoloring and rubberstamping in this limited edition. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Reworks 1968-1993 / Cross, Doris ; Phillips T ; Grumman B ; Berman W., 1993
In an introductory essay, the exhibition curator Jim Edwards, compares Cross' dictionary work to Tom Phillips' "A Humument." He further indicates that the artist he most equates Doris Cross to is Wallace Berman. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Riff-Raff / Finlay, Ian Hamilton., 1988
The theme of this card is an attack on the authors of the book, "Follies, A National Trust Guide," that discredited Finlay's Temple Garden. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Rob the Plagiarist / Fitterman, Robert., 2009
In his acknowledgement Fitterman writes, "This collection houses several of my texts that were written since 2000 and that have appeared in literary journals and chapbooks. Taken together, the sum of these pieces reflects my continued interest in a poetics of plagiarism.So, finally, this house may be your house.. Most of the writing here is part essay, part poetry, part libretto, part conceptual writing, and nearly all borrowed." -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
[Rolex] / Liversidge, Peter., 2000
Round and round (January 5, 1968) / Houedard, Dom Sylvester., 1968
rtep / Verey, Charles., 1970
Run-On / Porter, Bern., 1975
Russisches Schriftbild / Broel, Elisabeth., 1994
Ruth and Marvin's Medicine Cabinet, 2006
The artists are visual poets who gifted this work to the Sackner Archive after a visit to the collection. The cabinet is painted in primary colors and the hand printed texts are paint and ink. the six balls are printed with the names Duchamp, Ball, Marinetti, appolinaire (sic) Campos (sic) and Mallarme. The typed stories relate to Denise's youth and problems with asthma. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
[Ruth the Acrobat], 2014
The covers have a New Reaslism style of expression. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
`S Crap `S Ample / Drucker, Johanna., 1980
Saciedade dos Poetas Vivos: Visual [Poetry]. / Urhacy Faustino, Leila Miccolis, editors ; Polkinhorn H ; Branco J ; DeSa A ; Menezes P ; Pontes H ; Mund Hjr ; Pereira O ; Nunes S ; Magela G ; Teles GM ; Galahade JJ ; Cardias J ; Bezerra M ; Sobral M., 1993
This anthology presents examples of visual and concrete poems by Brazilians who for the most part have not been in the main stream of internationally recognized Brazilian poets. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Sackner Potatos / Susan Barron., 1993
Susan Barron collected rocks from the Sackners' garden, painted them to resemble potatos, and placed them in a paper bag used for potatos. The collaged texts read, "This hardy variety of SPUDS is grown in Miami Beach, Florida, under the strict supervision of Reb Marvin's & Dr. Ruth's Non-Invasive Monitoring Systems exclusively! Processed & packaged in Brooklyn under the evil eye of the Rebbitzin of Dubious Repute {a.k.a. Suzette de la Crepe} in the Borough of Brooklyn - Park Slope Branch." -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.