The Architect
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CONTRIBUTORS
Angela Caporaso
Billy Cancel
Billy Cancel
Daniel de
David Felix
David Felix
John Mingay/
Texas Fontanella
Bill DiMichele
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- DRAW BLOOD OR GO HOME -
Angela Caporaso is an Italian artist focusing on visual poetry, mail art and artists books, working with the mediums of collage, trash-art and, more recently, digital formats.Since her first exhibitions, which date back to the eighties, Angela has revealed a constant strain towards new expressive languages. This constant research has led her to contaminate sign with colour, font with image, literature with painting, as though one single medium was not sufficient to express her complex imaginative world.
donne
il dubbio
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Flok DavidFelix
Between Two Places
Listen to the Silence
Angela Caporaso
Angela Caporaso is an Italian artist focusing on visual poetry, mail art and artists books, working with the mediums of collage, trash-art and, more recently, digital formats.Since her first exhibitions, which date back to the eighties, Angela has revealed a constant strain towards new expressive languages. This constant research has led her to contaminate sign with colour, font with image, literature with painting, as though one single medium was not sufficient to express her complex imaginative world.
donne
il dubbio
memorie
scale
Billy Cancel
Billy Cancel has recently appeared in Blazevox, Gobbet & West Wind Review. His latest body of work PSYCHO'CLOCK is out on Hidden House Press. Billy Cancel is 1/2 of the noise/pop duo Tidal Channel. Sound poems, visual shorts and other aberrations can be found at billycancelpoetry.com
cryptid all-star
Cryptid Square States Dust Bowl To The East
hoax ain't hoax
Daniel de Cullá
Daniel de Culla (1955) is a writer, poet, and
photgrapher. He is also a member of the Spanish
Writers Association, Earthly Writers International Caucus, Poets of the World, and
others, Director of Gallo Tricolor Review, and Robespierre Review. He has participated in Festivals of Poetry, and
Theater in Madrid, Burgos, Berlin, Minden, Hannover and Genève. He has exposed
in many galleries from Madrid, Burgos, London, and Amsterdam. He is
moving between North Hollywood, Madrid, and Burgos, Spain. His address is Burgos, just now. He has more than 70 published books.
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David Felix
David Felix is a visual poet who comes from a family of artists, magicians and tailors.
Born in Wales, UK, sometime during the last century, he was raised on oil paint, sleight of hand and Singer sewing machines.
For over fifty years David has been working with language in a visual way - a long history in paint and collage, in three dimensions, in galleries and festivals, publications, performances and video. Work currently features and is forthcoming in RAUM, The New Post-literate, WordFor/Word, Of/with and M58.
He is currently based on the island of Funen, in southern Denmark.
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John Mingay/Mary Johnston
Born in Malaysia, Mary went to school in Nigeria and Helensburgh, Scotland, before receiving a BA from Edinburgh University. She has been exhibited widely and loves experimenting with all sorts of media, colour and form. Her paintings give a sense of realism tinged with the surreal, exploiting bold colour in abstractions from the world around her. She Currently based at Dunfermline Fire Station Creative.
From Paisley, John spent the late 1970's working at The Citizens' Theatre and 1985-90 as Writer-in-Residence and Writer-in-the-Community in Darlington. As managing editor of Raunchland Publications from 1984 to 2009, he initiated and edited 3x4 magazine and the Lung Gom Press, and continues to be widely published in literary reviews, anthologies, collaborative projects and in over forty individual collections.
Between Two Places
Listen to the Silence
Nothing Matters
What Goes Around
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Texas Fontanella
Texas Fontanella is a student at USYD. Their work has previously appeared or is forthcoming @ Otoliths, Uut, Poetrywtf, InBetweenHangovers, ex-ex-lit, The Helios Mss, Beakful, Rasvada & The New Post Literate.
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Bill DiMichele
Little is known of the life of Bill DiMichele, the
apocryphal painter/poet/musician of the early 21st century. He studied quantum physics with Feynman and
religion with Zoroaster and Akiva.
Legends tell of him learning sand painting from the Native American shamans
on the high banks of the Monongahela River.
On snow-covered mountains he contemplated the emerald tablet of Hermes,
discovering the significance of the saying “as above so below”. This is the principle that guided his work
from 1975 to 2025.
Sconces
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“Are you sad?”
----No
“But your songs are sad”
----My songs are of time and distance.
The sadness is
in you. Watch my arms.
There is only
the dance. These things
you treasure
are shells.
Count Zero
William
Gibson
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“The poets down here don’t write nuthin at all,
they just stand back and let it all be.”
Jungleland
Bruce Springsteen
Bruce Springsteen
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