Comments on: Michael Jacobson http://fullofcrow.com/prate/2009/08/michael-jacobson/ Full of Crow Interview Series Tue, 15 Dec 2009 19:44:20 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Kabza http://fullofcrow.com/prate/2009/08/michael-jacobson/comment-page-1/#comment-24 Kabza Thu, 13 Aug 2009 01:54:19 +0000 http://fullofcrow.com/prate/?p=66#comment-24 there is border worker in the seventies, sophie podolski, who shows up in TRANSEDITION publications, editor: mark dachy, title LUNA PARC. somewhat asemic and often not, always of interest. there is border worker in the seventies, sophie podolski, who shows up in TRANSEDITION publications, editor: mark dachy, title LUNA PARC. somewhat asemic and often not, always of interest.

]]> By: Stephen Vincent http://fullofcrow.com/prate/2009/08/michael-jacobson/comment-page-1/#comment-21 Stephen Vincent Tue, 11 Aug 2009 01:48:26 +0000 http://fullofcrow.com/prate/?p=66#comment-21 Real intriguing, thanks. I been doing drawubg work I call "haptics" - I feel uncomfortable put the work entirely into an "asemic" vessel - that is 'a poetry without words' but, at times I think the work is close to that, and then maybe closer to music. In fact, I like the sense that the haptics get entwined with photographs, language pieces, etc. The different mediums speak to each other, bounce off each other, etc. It is easy to take a look at this work on my blog various over the last couple of years Real intriguing, thanks. I been doing drawubg work I call “haptics” – I feel uncomfortable put the work entirely into an “asemic” vessel – that is ‘a poetry without words’ but, at times I think the work is close to that, and then maybe closer to music. In fact, I like the sense that the haptics get entwined with photographs, language pieces, etc. The different mediums speak to each other, bounce off each other, etc. It is easy to take a look at this work on my blog various over the last couple of years

]]> By: Tony Green http://fullofcrow.com/prate/2009/08/michael-jacobson/comment-page-1/#comment-20 Tony Green Mon, 10 Aug 2009 22:10:06 +0000 http://fullofcrow.com/prate/?p=66#comment-20 good to see your views coming thru well in interview good to see your views coming thru well in interview

]]> By: Morgan Taubert http://fullofcrow.com/prate/2009/08/michael-jacobson/comment-page-1/#comment-12 Morgan Taubert Sat, 08 Aug 2009 05:59:55 +0000 http://fullofcrow.com/prate/?p=66#comment-12 Thank you Michael, you are an articulate voice for this movement we are all caught up in. it is always tricky writing legible statements about illegible writing. Thank you Michael, you are an articulate voice for this movement we are all caught up in. it is always tricky writing legible statements about illegible writing.

]]> By: rosaire appel http://fullofcrow.com/prate/2009/08/michael-jacobson/comment-page-1/#comment-11 rosaire appel Fri, 07 Aug 2009 18:56:22 +0000 http://fullofcrow.com/prate/?p=66#comment-11 enjoyed the interview & it's nice to have ASEMIC clearly articulated again. if the reader of an asemic work determines the meaning, is anything actually communicated, can a reader actually read beyond his/her own reading? enjoyed the interview & it’s nice to have ASEMIC clearly articulated again. if the reader of an asemic work determines the meaning, is anything actually communicated, can a reader actually read beyond his/her own reading?

]]> By: Sheila Murphy http://fullofcrow.com/prate/2009/08/michael-jacobson/comment-page-1/#comment-10 Sheila Murphy Fri, 07 Aug 2009 17:32:59 +0000 http://fullofcrow.com/prate/?p=66#comment-10 Insightful, intriguing interview. Thank you for it. I am reminded of below-the-surface writing, based upon your comments about textures. It seems that the concept of layering challenges outermost surfaces to a duel of sorts! Insightful, intriguing interview. Thank you for it. I am reminded of below-the-surface writing, based upon your comments about textures. It seems that the concept of layering challenges outermost surfaces to a duel of sorts!

]]> By: Becky http://fullofcrow.com/prate/2009/08/michael-jacobson/comment-page-1/#comment-9 Becky Fri, 07 Aug 2009 16:19:30 +0000 http://fullofcrow.com/prate/?p=66#comment-9 This will sound like the zealoutry of a new convert , but it's true: viewing and practicing asemic writing is impacting my own writing (both asemic and non-) in a profound way. At a time when a lot of popular art and lit strike one as trendy, and repetitive, the mysteries and moods conveyed by asemic writing generate a fresh excitement. And the "is it art/is it writing" discussion hones the edge. Keep up the good work, Michael! And Tim! This will sound like the zealoutry of a new convert , but it’s true: viewing and practicing asemic writing is impacting my own writing (both asemic and non-) in a profound way.

At a time when a lot of popular art and lit strike one as trendy, and repetitive, the mysteries and moods conveyed by asemic writing generate a fresh excitement. And the “is it art/is it writing” discussion hones the edge.

Keep up the good work, Michael! And Tim!

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