This is a facsimile publication of Barry Flanagans student magazine Silans produced at St Martins School of Art. The publication comes at a time of renewed interest in the connectivity between visual practices and language, the development of concrete poetry and artist led magazines. When Flanagan enrolled in the Advanced Sculpture course at St Martins School of Art in 1964 he joined a department with a strong interest in experimentation and enquiry. He co edited the magazine with colleagues Alistair Jackson and Rudy Leenders, negotiating with administration staff to use the office cyclostyle to produce the publication. Silans, printed on alternate Mondays in term time, provided an important vehicle to circulate concrete poetry. Other contributors included Philip King; John Latham; John Sharkey; David Bainbridge; Henri Chopin; Stefan Themerson; Shirley Cameron; Wendy Taylor; Bruce Lacey; Stanley Brobyn; George Vantongerloo; Jean Arp and Nick Wayte.
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Paperback. Condition: Fair. This is a facsimile publication of Barry Flanagan's student magazine Silans produced at St Martins School of Art. The publication comes at a time of renewed interest in the connectivity between visual practices and language, the development of concrete poetry and artist led magazines. When Flanagan enrolled in the Advanced Sculpture course at St Martins School of Art in 1964 he joined a department with a strong interest in experimentation and enquiry. He co edited the magazine with colleagues Alistair Jackson and Rudy Leenders, negotiating with administration staff to use the office cyclostyle to produce the publication. Silans, printed on alternate Mondays in term time, provided an important vehicle to circulate concrete poetry. Other contributors included Philip King; John Latham; John Sharkey; David Bainbridge; Henri Chopin; Stefan Themerson; Shirley Cameron; Wendy Taylor; Bruce Lacey; Stanley Brobyn; George Vantongerloo; Jean Arp and Nick Wayte. Seller Inventory # 405513
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Seller: Burwood Books, Wickham Market, United Kingdom
Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Facsimile Edition. Card Covers. A facsimile copy of a student magazine consisting of sixteen issues produced by Barry Flanagan, Rudy Leenders and Alistair Jackson at Saint Martins School of Art in 1964/65. Large 8vo. pp. [204]. Illustrations, some coloured. Facsimile of the typed text and with a facsimile of the original publisher's card covers for issue 1 lettered black on spine and covers. An invitation to the 2011 Degree Show at Central Saint Martins, two invitations to the launch of the book and a letter written on headed notepaper from The Estate of Barry Flanagan, Unit 5B, 1 Fawe Street, London E14 6PD to John James (whose poem about the effect of the magazine on his circle of friends and associates is quoted at the end) undated and consisting of about 24 words in which Ashley Mottram on behalf of Jo Melvin encloses the invitations to the launch and the book. Contributors included Philip King, John Latham, John Sharkey, David Bainbridge, Henri Chopin, Stefan Themerson, Shirley Cameron, Wendy Taylor, Bruce Lacey, Stanley Brobyn, George Vantongerioo, Jean Arp and Nick Wayte. Barry Flanagan (1941-2009) was a Welsh sculptor well known for his bronze hares and other animals. John James (1939-2018) was a Welsh poet and a friend of Barry Flanagan's who wrote about him for the Tate. Very good indeed. ISBN 9780946282012 Very good indeed. Seller Inventory # C67764
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Seller: Widney Manor Books, Solihull, MIDLA, United Kingdom
Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Book is in very good condition. 89pp with b/w illustrations. Seller Inventory # 009634
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Seller: A&M Bookstore / artecontemporanea, Milano, MI, Italy
Brossura. Condition: nuovo. prima edizione. Facsimile of artist's 'magazine/journal' produced at St. Martins School of Art. Text: Melvin Jo. cm 21x25,5; pp. 208; paperback, new. Seller Inventory # 24255
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