photo documentation
2010 Roanoke Marginal Arts Festival
Festival Director: Brian Counihan
Sponsored by The Community High School
Performers:
TJ Anderson
Richard Normand
Gyorgi Voros
Bill Beamer
Warren Fry
Andrew Topel
Id M Theft Able
Olchar Lindsann
Geof Huth
Keith Buchholz
Reed Altemus
Tomislav Butkovic
Ralph Eaton
Videos:
Matt Ames
Richard Kostelanetz
Exhibits:
Bill Beamer
Keith Buchholz
Bill Gaglione
Matthew Lee Knowles
Reed Altemus
Andrew Topel
Olchar Lindsann
Id M Theft Able
Fluxus Now! Mail Art Exhibit February 2010
Lancillotto Bellini - Italy
Joel Cohen (The Sticker Dude) - USA
Ruud Janssen - Netherlands
Litsa Spathi - Netherlands
John M. Bennett - USA
Vittore Baroni - Italy
Bill Wilson - USA
Keith Bates - UK
Denis Charmot - France
Paulo Jorge Goncalves - Brazil
Snappy - Canada
Keith Buchholz - USA
Billy Mavreas - Canada
Pal Csaba - Hungary
Jeff Crouch - USA
Giovanni Bonanno - Italy
Guido Vermeulen - Belgium
Allan Revich - Canada
Clemente Padin - Uruguay
Reid Wood - USA
Gail Whitter - Canada
Paul Lambert - USA
Pierpaolo Limongelli - Italy
Jokie Wilson - USA
Nula Horo - Spain
La Toan Vinh - Canada
Serkan Isin - Turkey
Peter Ganick - USA
Helene Lagache - France
Russell Manning - USA
Fabio Sassi - Italy
Petala Eytihia - Greece
Lothar Trott - Switzerland
Olchar Lindsann - USA
Chris Lennard - USA
David Beris Edwards - USA
Tom Taylor - USA
Bela Grimm - USA
Fast Sedan Nellson - USA
M-A Group - Ukraine
Scott MacLeod - USA
Mark Sonnenfeld - USA
Katerina Nikoltsou - Greece
Monica Rex - USA
Vittorio Baccelli - Italy
Reed Altemus - USA
Diana Magallon - Mexico
Bruno Capatti - Italy
D. C. Spaulding - USA
Buzz Blurr - USA
Ruggero Maggi - Italy
Moreno Menarin - Italy
Mike Basinski - USA
Josh Ronsen - USA
Aaron Almeida Holmquist - Venezuela
Terry Reid - Australia
Paula Jesgarz - Germany
Pedro Bericat - Spain
Felipe Lamadrid - Spain
Crank Sturgeon - USA
Domenico Severino - Italy
Don McNulty - Canada
REALNEO - Canada
Carol Stetser - USA
Jennifer Zoellner - USA
Antonio Sassu - Italy
Bolderaja Group - Latvia
Vladimir Jakushonok - Latvia
Samuel Montalvetti - Argentina
Bibiana Padilla Maltos - USA
Joseph A. Uphoff Jr. - USA
WOLF - Germany
Kevin Friend (DJ Dr. Toast) - USA
Truman Bentley Jr. - USA
PJM - USA
Joseph Delgado - USA
Mrs. A. J. Petry - USA
Jurgen Olbrich - Germany
Luc Fierens - Belgium
Gianni Simone - Japan
Brandon Haney - USA
Dorian Ribas Marinho - Brazil
John Mountain - Spain
Carlos Botana - Spain
Emilio Morandi - Italy
Eberhard Janus - Germany
Mailarta - Canada
Carlyle Baker - Canada
Bruno Chiarlone - Italy
Tiziana Baracchi - Italy
Fabio Di Oujuara - Brazil
Veronique d'Entremont - USA
Dewi - Canada
Sean Burn - UK
Id M Theft Able - USA
Horst Baur - Germany
Pascal Lenoir - France
Christine Tarantino - USA
Roberto Scala - Italy
Denise Hunley - USA
Jastan Young - USA
J. Johnson - USA
Satu Kaikkonen - Finland
Jaromir Svozilik - Norway
Simon Warren - UK
Antonio De Marchi-Gherini - Italy
Giovanni Strada - Italy
Cem Demir - Turkey
Suzlee Ibrahim - Malaysia
Elisa Battistella - Italy
JF Chapelle - France
Miguel Jimenez / El Taller de Zenon - Spain
Ed Baker - USA
Inez Olude da Silva - Belgium
Kamal Sabran - Malaysia
Richard Canard - USA
Adriano Bonari - Italy
Silvano Pertone - Italy
Jennie Hinchcliff - USA
MR Dorgon - USA
Renato Sclaunich - Italy
Guido Capuano - Italy
Salvatore Starace - Italy
Roland Halbritter - Germany
Patrick Anderson-McQuoid - Ireland
Marina Miletic - Ireland
Jarmo Sermila - Finland
Serse Luigetti - Italy
Francis Van Maele - Ireland
Antic-Ham - Korea
Lubomyr Tymkiv - Ukraine
Carol Star - USA
Silvio de Gracia - Argentina
Wolf D. Schreiber - Germany
Oronzo Liuzzi - Italy
Alfonso Caccavale - Italy
Edwin Velazquez Collazo - Puerto Rico
Thomai Kontou - Greece
Carlos Zurk Cruz - Brazil
Rea Nikonova - Germany
Ryosuke Cohen - Japan
Juan Carlos Vargas Gomez - Columbia
Pierpaolo Limongelli - Italy
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
ANTI-SPAM
Allright, settings are changed so hopefully we will soon return to "hardly any comments" rather than "hundreds of fake comments". Probably an improvement.
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Send me your things.
Time, forever being eaten up by worms and people and bits of stuff, is a precious commodity in today’s MODERN DIGITAL AGE. The arts (ha ha) are, though arguably necessary, more or less a complete waste of time. It is with this in mind that I am announcing my intention to begin publishing a regular online journal for the brothers, sisters and distant cousins of the Post-NeoAbsurdist Anti-Family who (like myself) find themselves with very little time in which to indulge in the vital pointlessness of creative endeavour.
Every fortnight (or thereabouts) I intend to release into the tangled mess of decaying ideas that is the World Wide Internet a tiny bundle of Content which will, if used correctly, take up no more than five minutes of your unquestionably busy day to consume.
To help me achieve this pitiful vision, I need stuff. Your stuff. Please shove anything you might have (so long as it’s tiny and in some way good) into my starving inbox via davidberisedwards at gmail dot com
Images: No bigger than five centimetres by five centimetres.
Texts: No longer than 100 words.
Sounds: (For potential sound supplement) No longer than thirty seconds.
The sooner the better, my lovely ducklings.
Ta &c.
DBE.
Every fortnight (or thereabouts) I intend to release into the tangled mess of decaying ideas that is the World Wide Internet a tiny bundle of Content which will, if used correctly, take up no more than five minutes of your unquestionably busy day to consume.
To help me achieve this pitiful vision, I need stuff. Your stuff. Please shove anything you might have (so long as it’s tiny and in some way good) into my starving inbox via davidberisedwards at gmail dot com
Images: No bigger than five centimetres by five centimetres.
Texts: No longer than 100 words.
Sounds: (For potential sound supplement) No longer than thirty seconds.
The sooner the better, my lovely ducklings.
Ta &c.
DBE.
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Thomas L. Taylor
Thomas L. Taylor passed away yesterday, Sunday the 13th. As many of you know, he had been struggling with cancer for over a year.
Tom has been a remarkably warm and generous friend and collaborator with many of us in this community even at the height of his illness, and has been an essential part of the avant writing community for many decades.
Jim Leftwich has put up a page where you can see some of his recent work:
http://jimleftwichtextimagepoem.blogspot.com/
A guide to his collection here at OSU may be seen here:
http://library.osu.edu/sites/rarebooks/finding/thomastaylor.php
Additionally, his beautiful poem Tract was the centrefold of Synapse 3 and his poems appear in various other Post-Neo publications, and his collaborative book with bela is being distributed as it becoms financially feasible.
Tom has been a remarkably warm and generous friend and collaborator with many of us in this community even at the height of his illness, and has been an essential part of the avant writing community for many decades.
Jim Leftwich has put up a page where you can see some of his recent work:
http://
A guide to his collection here at OSU may be seen here:
http://library.osu.edu/sites/
Additionally, his beautiful poem Tract was the centrefold of Synapse 3 and his poems appear in various other Post-Neo publications, and his collaborative book with bela is being distributed as it becoms financially feasible.
Monday, August 24, 2009
Thursday, August 6, 2009
Monday, July 27, 2009
dbe's gravy
from son of a brute salon 07/24/ADa 93 @ the Oromancer.
photos of the actual gravy at http://flickr.com/photos/mindbum
photos of the actual gravy at http://flickr.com/photos/mindbum
the sex snail, an american hero
from son of a brute salon 07/24/ADa 93 @ the Oromancer - more images on the pna flickr
is not as bad
from son of a brute salon 07/24/ADa 93 @ the Oromancer - more images on the pna flickr
financial services can fuck off - scroll page two
from son of a brute salon 07/24/ADa 93 @ the Oromancer - this is part of a typewriter scroll. there are a total of six pages, all of which one could view on the pna flickr.
financial services can fuck off - scroll page one
from son of a brute salon 07/24/ADa 93 @ the Oromancer - this is part of a typewriter scroll. there are a total of six pages, all of which one could view on the pna flickr.
obama doesn't read his news
from son of a brute salon 07/24/ADa 93 @ the Oromancer - more images on the pna flickr
a blue ribbon for hermes: i am always here again
from son of a brute salon 07/24/ADa 93 @ the Oromancer
Sunday, July 26, 2009
son of a brute salon
son of a brute salon
the oromancer, new brunswick, nj
07/24/09
photos from aaron howard
click on the photos to enter the photostream
more photos, scans, and video to follow!
the oromancer, new brunswick, nj
07/24/09
photos from aaron howard
click on the photos to enter the photostream
more photos, scans, and video to follow!
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