KART 50 (Mail Art, FLUXUS, Visual Poetry, DADA, Zine In A Box) Rare Early Issue
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:8308551 |
KART Magazine Of Multiplicity
Welcome to the 50th issue of KART, an instant artcollection in a box! To celebrate KART getting to fifty the cover artmarks the festive occasion with The Wicker Man.
KART magazine is an assembling publication created topromote artistic and cultural diversity. KART is produced inlimited editions of 40, each box containing works by 15 artists. This is a bumper issue with 20 contributors!This is an early issue from 2014.
K...ART is published as a collaborationbetween Karingal Participate and Field Study International.
Australia: Lola Camm • DavidDellafiora • Kate Lee • Marianne Midelburg • Jack Oudyn • Susan Simpson • JennySkene • Zoe Snyder • Tina Van Dyken Germany: • Jürgen O. Olbrich • SchokoCasana Rosso Italy: Tiziana Baracchi • Daniele Virgilio Netherlands: Magda Lagerwerf Norway:Torill Elisabeth Larsen Spain: Antonio Gomez • Joaquin Gomez • Miguel Jimenez Ukraine: TARAS USA: DavidStanley AponteAlways happy to combine postage and reduce costs.Please wait to be invoiced in the case of wanting combinedshipping. AboutKART Described by Field Study as amagazine of multiplicity, KART is produced byDavid Dellafiora as an edition of postcard sized original artworks in ahandcrafted cardboard folio box. KART is open themed andopen to all would be contributors. The cover image is stamped or stenciled andoften reflects Field Study’s interest in numerology, the occult, visual poetryand commemoration. Published as a partnership between Field Study and theGeelong based disability service provider, KSL, each issue of KART containswork by 15 or more artists and is produced in an edition of 40. Conceived as anart collection in a box, KART aims to promote diversity in content and mediumthrough its open theme. KART is disseminated through KSL’s gallery in Geelong, alternative zine stores such as Sticky in Melbourne, through archive andlibrary subscriptions and the network of contributing artists. About Field StudyField Study began in 1993 as a way of reclaiming thenegative spaces between art and life. Activities stemming from Field Study areemanations and group emanations are manifestations. Field Study sees each workas a manifestation of a collective spirit. Everyone is welcome to become amember of Field Study, irrespective of arts practice, and contribute to theField Report. As well as the Field Report, Field Study also produces WIPE andReSite and, in collaboration with KSL, KART. Field Study publications are included in internationalartist book collections such as the V&A, Museum of Modern Art New York, Tate Britain, State Library of Victoria and the Ruth & Marvin SacknerArchive of Concrete & Visual Poetry.
Welcome to the 50th issue of KART, an instant artcollection in a box! To celebrate KART getting to fifty the cover artmarks the festive occasion with The Wicker Man.
KART magazine is an assembling publication created topromote artistic and cultural diversity. KART is produced inlimited editions of 40, each box containing works by 15 artists. This is a bumper issue with 20 contributors!This is an early issue from 2014.
K...ART is published as a collaborationbetween Karingal Participate and Field Study International.
Australia: Lola Camm • DavidDellafiora • Kate Lee • Marianne Midelburg • Jack Oudyn • Susan Simpson • JennySkene • Zoe Snyder • Tina Van Dyken Germany: • Jürgen O. Olbrich • SchokoCasana Rosso Italy: Tiziana Baracchi • Daniele Virgilio Netherlands: Magda Lagerwerf Norway:Torill Elisabeth Larsen Spain: Antonio Gomez • Joaquin Gomez • Miguel Jimenez Ukraine: TARAS USA: DavidStanley AponteAlways happy to combine postage and reduce costs.Please wait to be invoiced in the case of wanting combinedshipping. AboutKART Described by Field Study as amagazine of multiplicity, KART is produced byDavid Dellafiora as an edition of postcard sized original artworks in ahandcrafted cardboard folio box. KART is open themed andopen to all would be contributors. The cover image is stamped or stenciled andoften reflects Field Study’s interest in numerology, the occult, visual poetryand commemoration. Published as a partnership between Field Study and theGeelong based disability service provider, KSL, each issue of KART containswork by 15 or more artists and is produced in an edition of 40. Conceived as anart collection in a box, KART aims to promote diversity in content and mediumthrough its open theme. KART is disseminated through KSL’s gallery in Geelong, alternative zine stores such as Sticky in Melbourne, through archive andlibrary subscriptions and the network of contributing artists. About Field StudyField Study began in 1993 as a way of reclaiming thenegative spaces between art and life. Activities stemming from Field Study areemanations and group emanations are manifestations. Field Study sees each workas a manifestation of a collective spirit. Everyone is welcome to become amember of Field Study, irrespective of arts practice, and contribute to theField Report. As well as the Field Report, Field Study also produces WIPE andReSite and, in collaboration with KSL, KART. Field Study publications are included in internationalartist book collections such as the V&A, Museum of Modern Art New York, Tate Britain, State Library of Victoria and the Ruth & Marvin SacknerArchive of Concrete & Visual Poetry.
