publishing the experimental journal Semina

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Publishing the experimental journal Semina refers to Wallace Berman’s creation and distribution of a highly influential, avant-garde mail-art and poetry magazine that became a cornerstone of the Beat and West Coast countercultural art scenes in the 1950s and 1960s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artistic activity
avant-garde literary project
experimental journal
mail-art practice
mail-art publication
poetry magazine
small-press publishing project
activity publishing the experimental journal Semina
artForm collage
mail art
photomontage
associatedWith Ferus Gallery circle NERFINISHED
Hermosa Beach art scene
San Francisco Renaissance NERFINISHED
circulation very limited edition
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Wallace Berman NERFINISHED
Wallace Berman NERFINISHED
distributionMethod given to friends and collaborators
hand-mailed
editorialApproach collaborative
non-commercial
endTime 1964
genre concrete poetry
experimental literature
visual poetry
hasPart Semina (journal) NERFINISHED
influenced Beat poets NERFINISHED
West Coast assemblage artists
later mail-art networks
language English
mainLocation Los Angeles NERFINISHED
San Francisco Bay Area NERFINISHED
movement Beat Generation NERFINISHED
California assemblage art
West Coast counterculture
notableContributor Allen Ginsberg NERFINISHED
David Meltzer NERFINISHED
Jack Kerouac NERFINISHED
Jean Cocteau NERFINISHED
Michael McClure NERFINISHED
Philip Lamantia NERFINISHED
Robert Duncan NERFINISHED
William S. Burroughs NERFINISHED
notableWork Semina (journal) NERFINISHED
publisher Wallace Berman NERFINISHED
startTime 1955

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Wallace Berman notableFor publishing the experimental journal Semina