Network Atlas by Geza Perneczky - Ruud Janssen

428[→ Hoffberg], Vol. 3, #1, 17 p. 1980)Géza Perneczky: The Magazine Network. The trends of alternative art in thelight of their periodicals 1968-1988. Edition Soft Geometry. Köln, 1993. 52, 71,75 p.^Dmitry → Bulatov: A Point of View. Visual Poetry: The 90s. An Anthology.With over 500 illustrations on 592 p., Russian. Ed. Simplicii. Kaliningrad, 1998.489 p.^John → Held, Jr.: L'Arte del Timbro / Rubber Stamp Art. A/5, offset, 176 p.Editor: V. Baroni. AAA Edizioni, Bertiolo I, 1999. 88-89 p.Tennant, Emma 2 Blenheimm Crescent London W11 United Kingd. 1975Bananas (Tabloid for new literature and art. 43x29 cm., newsprint, ~40 p. 1975-, qu.) !tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE! (Michael Frederick Tolson)c/o Widémouth Tapes. 3809 Melwood Ave. Pittsburgh, PA-15213 USA 1996c/o P. O. Box 382 Baltimore, MD-21203 - “ - 1980.............................................................................................................................................................^dop e #5-6 (with Chas Brohawn. Graphical designed xerox recycling matter by highly structured pages of old school yearbooks, «...based on actions/writings...»Letter size, phc. 16 p., published the #1 only about 1980-81 {100}.)Neoist Passport. Poster of ~90x160 cm, folded to much smaller, black ink on blue- print paper + rubber stampings, based on an altered passport of MontyCantsin (→ Kántor) {10}. ~1981^DDC#040.002 (Mag. with «neoist» texts, that creates its own context filling it with choice material from the «lunatic fringe» (also by R. U. → Sevol).Letter size (also horz.), phc., rubber stamps, collage, 28-44 p., alsomulticolored papers in the #1. The issues: #1-3 from 1981/1982/1985in an edition of ~30 / 500 / 968.)^#2, 3Early booklets: Kim Messier Sortof Meets tentatively, a convenience (& t he Church & Foundation of t he SubGenius & t he Kronoauts & t he Neoists) thruthe Mysterious Bat Duck. (1981)t he Somewhat Spicy Addenda 2 t he Messier - Bat Duck - tent Mystery(1981-82)Famous Moustaches - Revealing (& Somewhat Stupid) Book From:TIM ORE (two editions in 1982- and 1983)These publications in letter size (Famous Moustaches is a folded oneto digest!), phc. on multicolored / white / ivory papers in an edition of nomore than 50. With contributions by Kim Messier (Los Angeles), Lon →Spiegelman, Al → Ackerman, Rev. Ivan Stang (Dallas), L. P. W. (BlueHill, ME) and others.Transparent Smile (Letter size, ~28 p. with various colored materials, mostly trans- parencies, i. e. a rubber stamped condom, further with the pages of anassembling magazine rolled inside 2 litre soda bottle with zipperedopening, all these shipped in shoe boxes. The assembling has beenedited by contributions of diverse «Monty Cantsins» from all over theworld. Texts: English, German, Italian, Persian. Edition: 100. 1985)^Deaf Education SMILE / «I am not a deaf person». (Mini size booklet – yellow card folded to an small accordion – with blind writing signs, 8 p.Distributed hand out in the street. Edition: 200-1000? 1986)^6 Fingers Crossed Country T.Ore/Tour (K7C) (by tENTATIVELY and The Booed Usicians, detailing the activities and associated graphics for a US tourby this musical group, includes cassette) A collection of ~letter sizeprints as texts, images, flyers, posters, docs, etc. with an audio cassette.