Dom Sylvester Houédard – frog pond plop artistbook “frog pond plop” (1965) refers

“frog pond plop” (1965) refers to a celebrated Japanese haiku poem by Matsuo Bash¯o from 1686

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die für die Wohnutopie eines postkolonialen Paris stehen/The artist book Tropic Telecom complements the film of the same name and reflects contemporary Paris in its hybrid post-colonial reality

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Dom Sylvester Houédard – frog pond plop artistbook “frog pond plop” (1965) referspaperpoemobjects #2Dom Sylvester Houdard frog pond plopPoet, Benedictine monk and theologian, Dom Sylvester Houdard (19241992) was one of the most dazzling personalities in experimental literature of the post war avant garde. Together with John Furnival, he founded in 1963 the press known as Openings at Rooksmoor House (Woodchester, Gloucestershire), which published a variety of folded poem objects by now internationally renowned figures, amongst them