Augusto de Campos, Décio Pignatari, Haroldo de Campos, José Lino Grünewald, Manuel Bandeira, Marcelo Moura, Pedro, Xisto, Ronaldo Azeredo, Vladimir Dias Pino. poesia concreta, 1962

mad

44 years ago today, Joseph Beuys transformed a replica of Ivan the Terrible’s crown into what he deemed a peace symbol, recasting it as a hare & sun sphere. ‘Friedenshase’ (Hare of Peace), 6/30/1982, Kassel, Germany ‘The future we want must be invented, otherwise we get one we don’t want.’ JHB ++

In the new art, a page may not be a case of words, here begins the new art of making books.

Divider drawings

Bessie Braddock's bronze egg.

Small Press & Communication, 1976

How to be a publisher.

Allen Lane in the waiting room on platform 1 at Exeter St Davids.

On the AfD attack on the Bauhaus in Germany, and why we should take note. open.substack.com/pub/jpstonar...

The Moon According to Hyacinthe Rigaud

Michael Hampton has sent me Brion Gysin's actual knife. INCISIONS—A Micro Anthology by Michael Hampton "a beginner’s guide, and recueil for fans of damaged codexes and distressed paper." uniformbooks.co.uk/uniformpamphlets.php

'England v. Italy' Electric fire and fan wired into a single plug. Forty-five years ago... Les Coleman, 'New Work', Coracle Press Gallery, 233–235 Camberwell New Road, London SE5, 6 June–4 July 1981.

'England v. Italy' Electric fire and fan wired into a single plug. Forty-five years ago... Les Coleman, 'New Work', Coracle Press Gallery, 233–235 Camberwell New Road, London SE5, 6 June–4 July 1981.

Illus. Stonehenge, named and framed; and all about, the view, its landscape as it were. The miscellany of stones, behind the wire-fence, the flat grey sky and the wooded distance; all neatly titled inside the ruled edge... [cont'd in alt-text] p.186/p.187: colinsackett.co.uk/manifoldonline.php

Illus. Stonehenge, named and framed; and all about, the view, its landscape as it were. The miscellany of stones, behind the wire-fence, the flat grey sky and the wooded distance; all neatly titled inside the ruled edge... [cont'd in alt-text] p.186/p.187: colinsackett.co.uk/manifoldonline.php

For your solstice weekend: how poets have written about Stonehenge

Lettrist ingredients.

Lettrist ingredients.

my new album mu is now available on subvert, bandcamp and all other streaming platforms. joerg.piringer.net/mu

Other work by the Ladybird artists. ‘How Scenery Reveals the Nature of Soil’ (1949) Artist: SR Badmin

The view from between stations

Biblioteka book fair at The Warburg Institute, until 7:00.

Here all day, and all day tomorrow.

Biblioteka Art Book Fair The Warburg Institute, London WC1H 0AB We will have a selection of Uniformbooks titles, the three new pamphlets and back issues of Uniformagazine, along with some older printed works. Friday 12 June 12:00-20:00 Saturday 13 June 11:00-19:00 Free to attend and open to all

'I’ve analysed Sing To God cinemaesthetically, in other words as if it were a sequence of films. It’s a deliberately unorthodox approach, but let’s be unorthodox. The music deserves it.' Many Happy Returns to #Cardiacs' Sing To God, which turns 30 today! buff.ly/mwjBrAU

Biblioteka Art Book Fair The Warburg Institute, London WC1H 0AB We will have a selection of Uniformbooks titles, the three new pamphlets and back issues of Uniformagazine, along with some older printed works. Friday 12 June 12:00-20:00 Saturday 13 June 11:00-19:00 Free to attend and open to all

Artist's book.

Wooded railway.

"The plain form of the pamphlet has persisted throughout the history of publishing, its flexibility and limited extent perfectly suited to a single concern or to simple gatherings of text and images." Three new titles from @uniformbooks.bsky.social: uniformbooks.co.uk/uniformpamph...

Capri- Batterie Joseph Beuys, 1985

1777: Began to build the walls of my parlor, which is 23 feet & half by 18 feet; & 12 feet high & 3 inch.

The new Uniformpamphlets series and Biblioteka Art Book Fair at The Warburg Institute next Friday and Saturday. campaign.emailblaster.cloud/MTQ0ODc/26.html

The new Uniformpamphlets series and Biblioteka Art Book Fair at The Warburg Institute next Friday and Saturday. campaign.emailblaster.cloud/MTQ0ODc/26.html

Xavier de Maistre's “travel journal”, A Journey Round my Room, takes place entirely in his room where he spent 42 days under house arrest: https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/a-journey-round-my-room-1794-1871

"...each quotation of the micro anthology, in their own way, function as nodal data points for discursive elaboration, or all together, add up to an unconventional academic paper, surveilling the topic of bibliographic cutting and tearing." uniformbooks.co.uk/uniformpamphlets.php

In the old art, a book may not be a bag of words, which is irrelevant to the book.

"...each quotation of the micro anthology, in their own way, function as nodal data points for discursive elaboration, or all together, add up to an unconventional academic paper, surveilling the topic of bibliographic cutting and tearing." uniformbooks.co.uk/uniformpamphlets.php

"...made of words and phrases appearing sequentially in place entries from Nikolaus Pevsner’s 'Buckinghamshire', published in 1960. A few years later, all of these places would fall within the orbit of the new planned city of Milton Keynes." uniformbooks.co.uk/uniformpamphlets.php

1777: Clouds flie different ways.

"...made of words and phrases appearing sequentially in place entries from Nikolaus Pevsner’s 'Buckinghamshire', published in 1960. A few years later, all of these places would fall within the orbit of the new planned city of Milton Keynes." uniformbooks.co.uk/uniformpamphlets.php

... and slightly above center

News from Uniformbooks, May 2026 campaign.emailblaster.cloud/MTQ0ODc/26.h...

Words like so many tiny wheels. —Joubert

Stephen Skidmore has an exhibition of his 'Afternoon Paintings', from the early 2000s, at Galerie Hubert Winter in Vienna. “The story of what happened during one hour”, on one ordinary day at Waterloo Station. galeriewinter.at/en/exhibitions/stephen-skidmore-afternoon-paintings/

Rescanned colour slide of the '57' sports and social club, on the site of the Heinz factory in Waxlow Road, Harlesden, north London, which closed down in 2000.

Stephen Skidmore has an exhibition of his 'Afternoon Paintings', from the early 2000s, at Galerie Hubert Winter in Vienna. “The story of what happened during one hour”, on one ordinary day at Waterloo Station. galeriewinter.at/en/exhibitions/stephen-skidmore-afternoon-paintings/

Rescanned colour slide of the '57' sports and social club, on the site of the Heinz factory in Waxlow Road, Harlesden, north London, which closed down in 2000.