rob mclennan·May 5, 2025Spotlight series #109 : Terri WitekCurated by Canadian writer, editor and publisher rob mclennan, the “spotlight” series appears the first Monday of every month.A response icon1A response icon1
Renzo Nucara·Jun 21, 2024The heroes of Cryptoart: Giuseppe CalandrielloGIUSEPPE CALANDRIELLO It’s time for the videocall. I open the program, type on the keyboard: GIUSEPPE CALANDRIELLO, wait a few seconds, and…
Jane Edberg·Mar 31, 2023Let that Bird Out to Fly: The Art, Asemic Writing, and Poetry of Karla Van Vlietpresented by Jane EdbergA response icon3A response icon3
Jane Edberg·Jan 22, 2023Memories are Ever Changing Fragments of FragmentsAsemic Writing by Jane EdbergA response icon2A response icon2
John Brantingham·May 21, 2022Jane Edberg and the Art of Asemic WritingI was unaware of asemic writing until I was recently introduced to the form by the artist Jane Edberg, who uses asemic writing in her work.A response icon1A response icon1
Federico Federici·May 3, 2022Notes (not only) on asemic phenomenologyAsemic writing points to a gradual weakening of the correlation between sign and meaning or, in the language of architecture and biology…
Ren Powell·Apr 22, 2022The Artifice in Made Things & the Pleasure in Dis-OrderI’m home today with a nasty cough and a slight fever. And I am thinking to lie on the sofa in the studio and watch inspiring films while…
InRepository MagazinebyCecil Touchon·Mar 31, 2021Asemic in the Cambridge DictionaryUsually the adjective “asemic” (=signless) was linked by some dictionaries to “asemia” as a pathologic failure consisting in an inability…
