Ceramic Writing by Afonso Louro

Notes for the Day 79 by Johnny Mac

Asemic Writing from Spencer Selby

Pome by Bop Drombs

Keigo Depic Hara--Alphabot 2.0 & Tanz, Neue Tanz

Sad to report Serge Segay has passed. This is one of his pieces in The Last Vispo Anthology

Blue Note by Johnny Mac‎

Ann Symes - sumi-e ink

Recent Asemic Art from Marilyn R Rosenberg

1 from Volodymyr Bilyk

East L.A. Bario Codex by Israel F Haros Lopez

https://www.createspace.com/5002213

An experimental Chicano Text with asemic writing and codex writing. A contemporary approach to Aztec and Mayan glyph work this book is also heavily influenced by urban street art.

 

OBITUARY FOR MEANING by Miekal And

Dessin IV - 390 by Josée Van Lierop

 

Mixte sur papier 35x25cm. 2014

Pome by Bop Droms

José Parlá --In Medias Res: @ Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery

Hot Gowanus, José Parlá © 2014. Size 6 x 6 feet - Medium: acrylic,oil,enamel paint, ink, and plaster on canvas

Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery is pleased to announce IN MEDIAS RES, the second solo exhibition of Brooklyn based artist José Parlá. The exhibition will feature new paintings, sculptures and a large-scale mural installation.

IN MEDIAS RES is a chronicle of Parlá’s life, beginning with his childhood and including his extensive travels around the world. Through choreographed, painterly works, the artist creates impressions of life-altering moments that have impacted his art making process.

The artist’s distinctive method of conceptual and abstract storytelling unfolds and insists on its own vivid layers. The material densities of the works infuse the imagery with a sense of visual narration. Parlá’s paintings exist somewhere between transcription and revelation – the accumulation of words, signs and markings evolve into a complex and unpredictable symphony. Time is very much at stake, and each image is an effort to demarcate the passing of time.

In conjunction with the exhibition, Damiani will publish a new monograph, IN MEDIAS RES, with essays by Dieter Buchart, Lara Pan, and Bryce Wolkowitz. The volume is the artist’s most comprehensive survey to date, spanning the artist’s earliest sketchbooks to his current international projects and exhibitions.

José Parlá (1973) lives and works in Brooklyn, New York. He exhibits internationally, most recently, as part of the Istanbul74’ Arts & Culture Festival in Turkey. Parlá has completed major commissions including the 2012 Diary of Brooklyn, a large-scale, site-specific painting for the Barclays Center and Gesture Performing Dance, Dance Performing Gesture, a permanent mural for the Brooklyn Academy of Music’s BAM Fisher building. José has also been commissioned by André Balazs for a mural painting at the Chiltern Firehouse in London as well as by the architectural firm SNØHETTA for a mural at the James B. Hunt Jr. Library at North Carolina State University entitled: Nature of Language. In 2012, Parlá collaborated with French artist JR and exhibited Wrinkles of the City – Havana, Cuba at the 11th Havana Biennial. A documentary directed by JR and Parlá, with the same title, was awarded the Grand Prize for Documentary Short and Best U.S. Premiere Documentary Short in 2013 at the Heartland Film Festival, Indianapolis, IN. In 2015, Parlá will participate in an exhibition at the High Museum in Atlanta, Georgia.

Parlá’s work is in the permanent collections of the Albright-Knox Art Gallery in Buffalo, New York; The British Museum, London; and the POLA Museum of Art in Hakone, Japan.

Untitled Asemic by Kimm Kiriako‎

Fist Thigh Kaleid: An Asemic Poem by Volodymyr Bilyk & MK JCBSN

Into The Blue by Karen Coughlin

And &: An Asemic Poem by mIEKAL aND & MK JCBSN

Map part V by Lucinda Sherlock

Metalquake: An Asemic Poem by Spencer Selby & MK JCBSN

Spiderwriting: An Asemic Poem by Rosaire Appel & MK JCBSN

Language: An Asemic Poem by Marco Giovenale & MK JCBSN

Ghost Calendar: An Asemic Poem by Tim Gaze & MK JCBSN

Spirit Run: An Asemic Poem by Satu Kaikkonen & MK JCBSN