Uncreative Writings

Jean Boîte Éditions

Jean Boîte Éditions

15,3 x 22,9 cm
Uncreative Writings collection’s graphic design
Soft cover book with flaps

De l’amour
Franck Leibovici
336 pages
 
Composed in four parts — each enhanced by its own graphic principle — this book highlights a generation that reinvents codes of writing and love correspondence through social networks.
 
Are You Here?
Hans Ulrich Obrist
286 pages
 
Are you here? compiles for the first time the stamp drawings that Hans Ulrich Obrist has composed for years, sometimes organized in clusters or lists, to flirt with concrete poetry.
 
L’écriture sans écriture
Kennteh Goldsmith
248 pages
 
Written by Kenneth Golsmith, this essay allowed the understanding of the changes imposed on the text by the digital (Uncreative Writing, Columbia University Press)
Creation of a specific grid that allows notes to be directly in front of the note call for a more fluid reading and a better apprehension of the content. The images are also embedded in the text to be next to the reference.
 
a, A Novel
Derek Beaulieu
496 pages
 
Derek Beaulieu’s a, A Novel is an erasure-based translative response to Andy Warhol’s eponymous novel. Beaulieu carefully erases all of the text on each page of the original work, leaving only the punctuation marks, typists’ insertions and onomatopoeic words.
 

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De l’amour
Franck Leibovici
336 pages
 
Composed in four parts — each enhanced by its own graphic principle — this book highlights a generation that reinvents codes of writing and love correspondence through social networks.
 
Are You Here?
Hans Ulrich Obrist
286 pages
 
Are you here? compiles for the first time the stamp drawings that Hans Ulrich Obrist has composed for years, sometimes organized in clusters or lists, to flirt with concrete poetry.
 
L’écriture sans écriture
Kennteh Goldsmith
248 pages
 
Written by Kenneth Golsmith, this essay allowed the understanding of the changes imposed on the text by the digital (Uncreative Writing, Columbia University Press)
Creation of a specific grid that allows notes to be directly in front of the note call for a more fluid reading and a better apprehension of the content. The images are also embedded in the text to be next to the reference.
 
a, A Novel
Derek Beaulieu
496 pages
 
Derek Beaulieu’s a, A Novel is an erasure-based translative response to Andy Warhol’s eponymous novel. Beaulieu carefully erases all of the text on each page of the original work, leaving only the punctuation marks, typists’ insertions and onomatopoeic words.
 
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