National Flag of Anywhere and Everywhere National Flag of Everywhere and Anywhere Gloss laminated postcard; Colin Sackett, 2025.

To give a schematic overview of the past decade, the ZIRP era empowered Silicon Valley to build wealth and infrastructure equivalent to micro-states, which our neoliberal leaders, allergic as they are to the idea of state intervention, were all too happy to facilitate. (cont.)

More like Smarties than Smarties.

David Tremlett, "The artist looking for things upside down 1970".

The long-awaited final record by England's strangest and most visionary underground group is a huge and glorious thing. Sean Kitching writes about its coming... "Cardiacs are still out on their own, not so much ahead of time as outside of it, both back in the day and the present moment."

Herman Deman. [Braille-Poem] N.p., 1960

David Tremlett, "On 12.11.1970 this happened".

The long-awaited final record by England's strangest and most visionary underground group is a huge and glorious thing. Sean Kitching writes about its coming... "Cardiacs are still out on their own, not so much ahead of time as outside of it, both back in the day and the present moment."

Pictures that explain things ‘Gradient’ Artist: Ronald Lampitt (Maps 1967)

Then and Now The Little Street Delft c.1658, painted by Johannes Vermeer; now identified by archival research as 40-42 Vlamingstraat, Delft, photographed (right) in 2017. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

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Self-composting publishing.

Listening, then reading, then listening, then reading.

Self-composting publishing.

A bundle of prospectuses, catalogues, sample pages, and other ephemera from the Rampant Lions Press run by Will Carter and his son Sebastian.

A DAY OF ONE'S OWN (1956)

Now out of print; sadly out of print.

"...and finally a brief sparrow poem."

In the new art, a book may be an enigma, a problem where nothing happens.

Horizontal hang.

Vanity Publishing, c. 1600?! #NewberryLibrary (Case W 1025 .133)

Just spent five minutes in TG Jones reading the Cardiacs article in the latest Uncut. #whsmiths

Short but perceptive thread to warm the hearts of us old lags of small press publishing.

‘riddledwithtypos’, work in progress.

Folding and sewing sections like the old days.

short / long

etc

short / long

somethingactualsize / paintedwoodmagnet Colour version of the image for the front cover of 'done / donebycolinsacket'; forthcoming 'nonuniform' from Uniformbooks.

somethingactualsize / paintedwoodmagnet Colour version of the image for the front cover of 'done / donebycolinsacket'; forthcoming 'nonuniform' from Uniformbooks.

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Paste up.

All of Craig Fortnam’s music is a joy, including the North Sea Radio Orchestra… more people should know about it.

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All of Craig Fortnam’s music is a joy, including the North Sea Radio Orchestra… more people should know about it.

THEY HAD AN IDEA (1953)

I've read this thread and i understand about 1% of it, but i think he's suggesting we've got the internet back.

Alexander Cozens, 22. Half Cloud Half Plain, the Clouds Lighter than the Plain Part, and Darker at the Top than the Bottom. The Tint Twice Over in the Plain Part, and Once in the Clouds, #artbots #tate https://botfrens.com/collections/14375/contents/1132949

I've read this thread and i understand about 1% of it, but i think he's suggesting we've got the internet back.

One of the earliest faxed images, made by Shelford Bidwell ca 1890. The image was scanned with light, line by line. A selenium photocell transmitted the light as electricity, burning marks onto chemically-treated paper; or the image blocked it (no mark). Et voilà, "distant electric vision."

love to see it

I wrote about Eugen Gomringer, Europe's first concrete poet, who died last week aged 100 someflowerssoon.substack.com/p/pinks-35-e...

Fifty years old… one of the great English landscape works of the twentieth century.

Authors of this 1974 pamphlet have no time whatsoever for any of your unempirical, new age, hippy bullshit

An old favourite.

'Entr’acte' "They are making a film together, in the days before making a film had anything like a settled recipe or routine... Someone gives you a camera and you think: What kind of crazy fun can we have with this? It seems we can do anything we want!" —Ian Penman, 'Three Piece Suite'.

Good thread about art on telly in 1971.

“As a teenager I regularly took a bus journey directly south through the suburbs and beyond, arriving at the final stop on the route where I would walk a few miles in the country at the edge of the downs—a wad of return tickets collated in my pocket.” colinsackett.co.uk/images/manifold/p179.pdf