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From exhibition catalogue: DOORS: To Oz & Other Landscapes

"Blues" appeared on the cover of love: a book of remembrances (Talonbooks 1974).

photo by Steve Venright, 1984.

This is a visual poem bpNichol created for the 'Tlaloc' issue of his newsletter grOnk (series 8, number 5).

This is the signature bpNichol used for the covering letter of the "big mid-June 1970 grOnk freak and general mailout."

Front cover image.

From exhibition catalogue: DOORS: To Oz & Other Landscapes

We believe this poem (given to us by Frank Davey) is from 1970-1975. It is very similar to what bpNichol and Steve McCaffery called a "developer" translation or "developer" poem; an example appears in Rational Geomancy (p. 38) of one by Josef Hirsal & Bohumila Grogerova which takes the word "Svoboda" and runs it through 36 lines of permutations and substitutions that convert it to the word "Freedom" by the last line.

From exhibition catalogue DOORS: To Oz & Other Landscapes

Plagiarized Text #1 another fine product from ”PATAPHYSICAL HARDWARE COMPANY

Attached are images of the program for the Vivaxis production of bpNichol's musical comedy "Group." The first is the cover, and the second is the interior with notes about the production and the list of songs. Most of the cast were professional actors who were part of the community. Rod Campbell appeared often with the Company.

Cover of The Prose Tattoo: Selected Performance Scores The Four Horsemen: Rafael Barreto-Rivera, Paul Dutton, Steve McCaffery, bpNichol

Front cover of Sound Poems & Theatre Pieces 1965-1975.

Facing the camera is bpNichol and bill bissett.