KONKRETE POESIE HENRI CHOPIN POUSSEUR VINYL NUMMERIERT 1971 AVANTGARDE DADA

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SIE BIETEN AUF DIE TOPRARE AVANTGARDE PRODUKTION GUT ERHALTEN AUCH DIE SCHALLPLATTE IN SEHR GUTEM ZUSTAND ++++++++++++++++Revue OU 38/39. Cinquième Saison. Label: Revue OU ?– REVUE-DISQUE 38-39 Format: Vinyl, LP, 10", Compilation, Limited Edition Land: UK Veröffentlicht: Feb 1971 Genre: Electronic, Non-Music Stil: Poetry, Experimental Trackliste A1 –Henri Chopin Le Rire Est Debout (For Michael Steyn) 7:57 A2 –Bengt Emil Johnson (Among) II 4:55 B1 –Sten Hanson Révolution 3:40 B2 –Sten Hanson Railroad Poem 2:20 B3 –Jacques Bekaert The Day After (Dedicated To Henri Pousseur) 7:08 Unternehmen usw. Pressed By – Multi-Techniques Anmerkungen Audio-visual magazine printed in England. Record pressed in France by Multi-Techniques. Gatefold sleeve supported by two 5" pieces of wood. Edition of 500 copies consisting of 475 copies numbered 26-500; 1 copy marked "A" containing all the original art works; 10 copies marked B-K; 10 copies numbered 1-10 with signed serigraphs by Marcel Janco and Marcelle Cahn; 4 copies Hors Commerce. Inserts: 1. Hand-numbered and/or marked info sheet. 2. Signed 9¾x9¾" card sculpture by Hansjörg Gisiger 3. A 18x20" color poster "Is A Virus Perhaps Simple Very Small Units Of Sound and Image" with text by William S. Burroughs and art by Henri Chopin. 4. A 19½x20" poster by Cozette De Charmoy. 5. A 9½x9½" print "Le Temps Des Equivoques" by Marcel Mariën. 6. A 10x20" poster-poem "Phases" with texts by Laurent Andres, Christian Bernard, Roger Galizot, Vladimir Holub, Edouard Jaguer, and Jean-Pierre Sanchez designed by Henri Chopin. 7. A 9½x9½" sheet "Concert Music 6" by Richard Orton. 8. A 17.4x19.6" color poster "La Fabulation Dada" by Marcel Janco with art by Henri Chopin. 9. A 10x9.8" sheet "Le Phénomène Jef Golyscheff" with text by Raoul Hausmann and a drawing by Golyscheff. 10. A 9.9x12.8" sheet with text by Marcelle Cahn and art by Henri Chopin. 11. Poster by Degottex. A1: 1969, for Michael Steyn A2: 2/1970 B1: 1970 B2: 1970 B3: 1969, dedicated to Henri Pousseur ++++++++++ HENRI CHOPIN AND THE REVUE OU Edited in 14 issues between 1963 and 1974 by HENRI CHOPIN as a follow-up to literature magazine CINQUIEME SAISON // Periodical Anthology of Sound-Poetry, Visual-Poetry, Conceptual-Poetry, Theoretical Texts, Drawings, Screen-Prints, Posters etc. // Format: Portfolio with original Artworks such as posters, leaflets, text-based work and concrete poetry etc. produced for OU (mostly unbound) + Vinyl-Record for the Sound-Poetry and Acoustic Works. In 1963, french poet, artist and inventor of contemporary (media-technical enhanced) 'poesie sonore' Henri Chopin started the periodical artists publication REVUE OU (successing the literature review Cinquieme Saison, of wich he was the editor from 1958 on) - a self-published showbag containing heterogeneous material, most of it exclusively produced for OU: various paperwork and screenprints in various sizes (some oversized), typewriter-poems and odd collages, foldout leaflets and small objects, playful tinkered design handicrafts, instructions for performances, and even sculptures (in the luxury editions). Each issue (except Nrs. 22, 25 and 32) contained a vinyl-record for the Sound-Poetry and other Acoustic Art that had been contributed. All contents of OU Nr. 26/27 exposed The OU combined conceptual poetry / literature, concrete art and sound-poetry to push the borders of abstraction from artistic sense and meaning towards a liberated asemantic art with strong connections to its materiality. This publication has been influenced by crucial avantgarde artists and movements like Conceptual Literature, Abstract Art, Dada, the Lettrist International amongst others. Besides all the contemporary original works that have been produced for OU, Henri Chopin threw in some historical references in the form of re-publication of works of Anatol Stern, Marcelle Cahn, Jeff Golyscheff, Raoul Hausmann, Stefan and Franciszka Themerson, Pierre Albert-Birot, Joseph Lacasse etc. Raoul Hausmann: Le Phoneme Jef Golyscheff (in OU 38/39) Gianni Bertini: Vibrespace (in OU 20/21) Humor and playfulness have also been an important part of the Revue OU: fold-out paper-poems, a funny badge with a pun and even a board game about the OU project itself were contributions in OU. Last not least, there were some more theoretical and even some polemic texts published in OU: Henri Chopins reply to an article in OPUS magazine by Francois Dufrene criticising historical Lettrism amongst others (IL FAUT BIEN RIRE UN PEU - YOU'VE GOT TO LAUGH in Nr. 42/43/44); his OPEN LETTER TO APHONIC MUSICIANS (Nr. 33); a short essay on 'machine poetry' (Issue 20/21), Henri Chopins attack to US-president Nixon ("Mr. Ugly" on the inside cover of Nr. 38/39), or Jean-Claude Moineaus Manifeste SIGNIFICATIONS. CONTRIBUTORS besides Henri Chopin: Gianni Bertini, Brion Gysin, Bernhard Heidsieck, William S. Burroughs, Francois Janicot, Jean Dupuy, James Guitet, Jean Berthier, Paul-Armand Gette, Francois Norguet, Antonio Berni, Jan Burka, Dom Sylvester Houedard, John Sharkey, John Furnival, Edwin Morgan, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Roberto Altmann, Raoul Hausmann, Francoise Saint-Thiebault, Claude Pelieu, Mimmo Rotella, Francois Dufrene, Pierre Clercq, Paul de Vree, Guy Foreau, Kosice, Olle Svanlund, Man Ray, Jean-Loup Phillipe, Jiri Kolar, Dora Feilane, Rodolfo Krasno, Laura Sheleen, Les Aelys, Jean-Clarence Lambert, Alain Jouffroy, Cozette de Charmoy, Richard Orton, Alice Hutchins, Hansjoerg Gisiger, Jean Degottex, Hansjoerg Mayer, Carl Frederick Reuterswaerd, Ben Vautier, Spacagna, Julien Blaine, Melo e Castro, Yaacov Agam, Alain Arias-Misson, Aude Jessemin, Luc Peire, Axel Knipschild, Luigi Ferro, Jaques Costine, Joseph Lacasse, Jean Claude Moineau, Bob Cobbing, Anna Lockwood, Ake Hodell, Michel Seuphor, Gomez de Liano, Hugh Davies, Tom Phillips, Paul Neuhuys, Paul de Vree, Marcel Janco, Sten Hanson, Bengt Emil Johnson, Richard Aaron, Nicholas Zurbrugg, Michel Corfou, Jo Verbrugghen, Jaques Bekaert, Marcel Marien, Jochen Gerz, Arrigo Lora-Totino, Henri Maccheroni, Charles Amirkhanian, Ladislav Novak etc.  

                    

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