Knott Neva (2 results)
Published by Portland, USA: Plazm Media Cooperative., USA, 1993
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- First Edition
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Add to basketFirst Edition. 30.5 x 23cm. Paperback magazine, 79pp. Well-produced glossy American publication from Portland, Oregon, covering art, poetry, design and counter-culture. Interviews with Iggy Pop, John Trudell, the all-female alternative grunge rock band L7, and Rico Martinez, and others. Creative writing from Suzy Vitello, Cheryl Meier, Samantha Schoech, Lora Lafayette, et al. Adventurous design. "This issue's cover art was created entirely on the Macintosh computer". Rear cover is dog-eared, otherwise good. (ref: 109).…
Plazm Magazine. Issue 2, Volume 1. A Collective of Creative Efforts from Around the World
Knott, Neva; Bardel, Patrick; Berger, Joshua; Fish, Karynn; Harrison, Sean; Nisenfeld, Reuben
Published by Portland: Tualatin Valley Press. [c.1992]. circa 1992, USA, 1992
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Add to basketFirst Edition. 43 x 27.5cm. Large paperback, 54pp. Undated. Original early issue of this rare Portland, Oregon, collective's zine. Profusely illustrated with artworks, sketches, visual poems, photographs and adverts in black and white. Cover art by Bob Swan, back cover art by Charles Daniels, designed by Max Klein. Features 'Art & Recycling Projects in Bali', Pamela Chipman, 'Devo-language' on the corruption of language, FCC regulations on pirate radio and counter-culture productions, the concept of 'Hyper Pop', interviews with author Bracha Serri, actor-author-singer Sandra Bernhard, and the band Body Count. Prose by Todd Seidman, plus manifestos, adverts, etc. 2cm closed tear to edge of cover and first page, otherwise very good. (ref: 108). …