New Concrete Poetry (Neo-Concrete Poetry) Top Ten Faves of 2024

 


"August Sonata in Si Bemol" by Avelino de Araujo (Brazil) (NCP 9.5.2024)







"Don't trust the algorithim" by Luz Otxoa (Colombia) 
(August 2024) (NCP 9.6.2024)






"New York Public Library" (June 2024) by Nick Piombino 
(New York City USA) (NCP 10.1.2024)






"Variations on a Non-Theme Piece N. 8 B" by Federico Federici (Italy)
(July 2024) Courtesy of Federico Federici & Weisses Werk) 
(NCP 9.12.2024)





"Tribute to Kurt Schwitters" by TicTac Patrizia (Germany) 
(March 2024) (NCP 9.18.2024)





"The (Poetic) Formation Process of the 'J' apanese Arch 'i' pelago" 
by Takahiro Sawamura (Japan) (September 2024) 
(NCP 9.18.2024)






"Stoen 254: in this act contained" by Geof Huth 
(North Carolina, USA) (September 2024) 
(NCP 9.8.2024)






"Experimenting with new material" by Ankie Van Dijk 
(Netherlands) (June 2024) (NCP 9.25.24)







"A Sonnet for Thomas Merton" by Mirlo Blanco (Mexico) 
(September 2024) (NCP 9.21.2024) 






"Mentat Flowers" by Eduardo Cardoso (Portugal) 
(Mail art circa 2024) (NCP 7. 9. 2024)




Note: The "New Concrete Top Ten Faves of 2024" are selected by De Villo Sloan, blog manager, who writes and edits this blog's content. He is Director of the Winifred & De Villo Sloan, Jr., Charitable Fund in Upstate, New York.

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