A ripped page from the book of multiverses & its translation into universe by Hale Anbar & Gökhan Turhan

Waterhummingbirdhouse : A Xikano Coloring Book by Israel F. Haros Lopez

Here is the link to order the book: http://www.lulu.com/shop/israel-f-haros-lopez/waterhummingbirdhouse-a-xikano-coloring-book/paperback/product-21245585.html

PREFACE TO A BOOK NEVER WRITTEN by Johnny Mac

Fabienne Verdier Peindre l'instant Empreintes Fr5 01 02 2013

Raga V by Hale Anbar & Gökhan Turhan

Glitch Text from Mary Disney

Glitch text generator by stAllio! — with Benjamin Schlegel at Anoka Aquatic Center.

Winter Moves: asemic animation from MK JCBSN

Asemic writing from Fátima Queiroz

Electro quilts (the new algorithm) no. 2 from Harkim Chan

Just Lines from Denis Smith

2 from Carmen Racovitza

Asemic writing from Jean-christophe Giacottino

MICHAEL JACOBSON Works & Interviews 1999-2014 is now available!

It's available here: http://www.lulu.com/shop/michael-jacobson/works-interviews-1999-2014/hardcover/product-21301323.html

This will be the only print version of  my books The Giant's Fence (Ubuweb)  &  Action Figures (Avance Publishing); I am retiring the paperback copies. It will also include my Full of Crow, SCRIPTjr.nl, Samplekanon, & Asymptote Journal  interviews. The book is available for pre-sale now at lulu, and should be available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Ingram sometime in early 2014.

 I want to give BIG thanks to everyone who has supported my work over the years!!!

Found Asemic from Mary Disney

Asemic Sculpture from Matt Margo

Test Book and A Kick In The Eye arrived today.

2 books arrived today: A Kick In The Eye & the test edition of my Works & Interviews 1999-2014. Here is the link to purchase A Kick In The Eye: http://www.amazon.com/kick-Eye-Collaborative-Graphic-Novel/dp/1492970107/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1384281182&sr=1-1&keywords=a+kick+in+the+eye

Michael Jacobson works & interviews 1999-2014 will be available January 1st.

Alphabet of Smoke from K.S. Ernst

Lacunae Nos. 1 and 2 from Mark Ingebretsen

Rose Journal: An Encoded Journal Page from Deena Larsen

Here is Deena's website: http://www.deenalarsen.net

RIP Jonathan Brannen 1950-2013

 Here is a link for more about Jonathan's Visual Poetry: http://thisisvisualpoetry.com/?p=779

EasterAug1a and Snowolf by Patricia Bralley

Advanced Primitive Writing from Jon Berbank

Asemic Writing from Volodymyr Bilyk

Printer's Ornament from Rachel Brumer

Here is Rachel's website: http://www.rachelbrumer.com/

Asemic Art from Svetlana Rabey

Morning's Improvisation from Bastien CONUS

Speak My Language from Kimm Kiriako

Nature Of Language by José Parlá

NATURE OF LANGUAGE by JOSE PARLA from Jose on Vimeo.

Artist: José Parlá
Year: © 2013

Medium: Gesso, Acrylic, Ink, and Gamvar on wood 

Size: 12 x 12 feet

Member: Artist's Rights Society, New York

Artist's Statement:

This is a written painting for and about the nature of language, an abstract landscape of words, phrases, names, and poetic thoughts inspired by drifting through Raleigh while on walks and visiting unexpected places through a playful survey that eyed various historical resources on a psycho-geographical exploration of the city.  The painting is a reflection of my awareness - a diary of these experiential observations that form the syntax of its visual vocabulary.

Although illegible at first sight, the juxtaposed characters, gestures, hieroglyphs, and words become readable through feeling, as it is my hope that the work evokes the language of your own inner voice - of your own history.  In an era when technology is taking over as the driving force of communication, art reminds us of our roots and our need for face-to-face communication.  This Nature is our mirror, as art allows this bridge to be possible through the language of calligraphy, I pay homage to this Nature and the history of languages, which are the mirrors of our present condition.  

I found inspiration in the essence of words and their combined power. However abstract, this landscape of gestural forms and characters serves as a carrier of meaning for the viewer to read into or feel the Nature of its universal language, and putting grammatical forms on hold.