Lettrisme
Found in 846 Collections and/or Records:
Lettrisme. No.7-9/Jul-Sep / Maurice Lemaitre., 1984
Lettrisme. No.8/Jan-Feb / Maurice Lemaitre, editor ; Lemaitre M., 1966
The covers of the two issues held by the Sackner Archive differ in the typed material that has been collaged onto the dust jacket. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Lettrisme. No.8/Jan-Feb / Maurice Lemaitre, editor ; Lemaitre M., 1966
The covers of the two issues held by the Sackner Archive differ in the typed material that has been collaged onto the dust jacket. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Lettrisme. No.10-11-12., 1983
Lettrisme. No.10-11-12., 1982
Lettrisme. No.10-11-12., 1981
Lettrisme. No.10-11-12., 1980
Lettrisme: Note Sur Votre Bonheur / La Premier et le Dernier Texte D'Un Prophete / Poisson D'Avril 71 [Deluxe Edition]. No.27/Nov / Maurice Lemaitre., 1971
Listed with price in Lemaitre's catalogue 1996. que. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Lettrisme: Notes Pour Une Ecotheie. No.8/Apr / Maurice Lemaitre., 1970
Lettrisme: Poems et musique lettristes. No.24/Aug / Maurice Lemaitre., 1971
This issue together with a drawing by Lemaitre was also published as a separate edition in a tirage of 20 copies. The Sackner Archive has two copies of the latter that are stored in the box holding Maurice Lemaitre holdings. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Lettrisme: Qu'est-Ce Que Le Lettrisme?. No.13/Mov-Dec., 1967
Lettrisme: Socrate Juge par Esculape. No.16/Dec / Maurice Lemaitre., 1970
Lettrisme: Sommaire :. No.21/Sep / Maurice Lemaitre ; Isou I., 1973
Lettrisme: The Ancient Origins of an Avant-garde Movement / David Seaman, curator ; Satie A ; Roehmer W ; Isou I ; Sabatier R ; Poyet F ; Broutin GP ; Apollinaire G ; Lemaitre M ; Seaman D., 2000
David Seaman curated this exhibition and writes in his essay, "Lettrisme is a cultural school, similar to Romanticism and Surrealism, seeking to bring about an evolution of universal values through its own characteristic creations. It continues even today...We do not read these works in the literal sense, but we gather the diffuse meanings that are suggested by semantic elements such as letters, symbols, and icons." The exhibition included Lettriste sound poetry, film and hypergraphic novels. Alain Satie and Woodie Roehmer participated, the latter recreating a floating sculpture, "Aquatic Dance." -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Lettrisme: Toujours A L'Avant-Garde De L'Avant Garde, Jusque Paradis Et Au Dela. No.3/Mar / Maurice Lemaitre ; Francois Poyet., 1972
Lettrisme: Vue d'ensemble sur quelques depassements precis[CR]Vue d'ensemble sur quelques depasssemanta precis / Roland Sabatier, curator ; Isoki L ; Pomerand G ; Sabatier R ; Hachette M ; Satie A ; Gillard JP ; Poyet F ; Broutin GP ; Roehmer W ; Caraven V ; Bonaccorsi R ; Blanchon P ; Ricaldone S ; Fabre E ; Goldstein C ; Caron AC., 2010
Maurice Lemaitre was conspicuously absent from this exhibition although a photograph of him in a group appears on page 44 as does a worded photograph on page 57. This is a profusely illustrated catalogue of Lettrist artworks and documents comprising 249 b&w and color photographs. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Lettriste No.1 / Guilde, La ; Lemaitre M ; Russolo L ; Isou I., 1991
Lettristes a Jean Vilar / Brau, Jean-Louis ; Lemaitre, Maurice., 1952
Jean Vilar was the director of the Theatre national populaire who in 1949 declared, "The pimpa, the whores, sailors, workers, students, concierges, bus drivers, tramps, neighborhood shopkeepers, the pretty young girls on the street, all mixed inside the theater are better for our dramatic literature than the Saint-Sulpicien, the orthodox Marxist, or the committed literi and the ex-prince of the black market." (Walesman; The heroic City: Paris 1945-1958). This polemic with text structured like a telegram from the Lettristes is critical of Villar's current direction (1952) that is taking for the TNP. The peice is not depicted in Acquaviva's Bientot les Lettristes (1946-1977). -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.