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The Dutch poet Frans Vanderlinde called his magazine Vers Univers (six numbers from May 1966 to September 1967) magazine for evolutionary poetry. The term refers to a poetry that is still in development and serves as an umbrella term for concrete, spatial, auditory, visual and audiovisual poetry. He formed an international editorial board with Paul de Vree, Pierre Garnier and the Scottish poet Ian Hamilton Finlay.
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Vers Univers 6
Frans Vanderlinde, Paul De Vree, Pierre Garnier, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Vers Univers 6, 1967. Periodical, ink, paper, 27.5 x 22 cm.
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Vers Univers 3
Frans Vanderlinde, Pierre Garnier, Paul De Vree, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Vers Univers 3, 1966. Periodical, ink, paper, 27.5 x 22 cm.
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Vers Univers 4
Paul De Vree, Frans Vanderlinde, Pierre Garnier, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Vers Univers 4 , 1967. Periodical, ink, paper, 27.5 x 22 cm.
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Vers Univers 2
Ian Hamilton Finlay, Paul De Vree, Pierre Garnier, Frans Vanderlinde, Luc Peire, Vers Univers 2, 1966. Periodical, ink, paper, 27.5 x 22 cm.
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Paul De Vree
Paul De Vree was a pioneer of European concrete poetry and a visual artist. He founded literary journals such as 'De Tafel Ronde' in Belgium
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Pierre Garnier
Beginning in 1962, the French author and poet Pierre Garnier (b.1928) announces himself as a poet of 'spatialism'. In 1963 in the review Les
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Ian Hamilton Finlay
"... I run the Wild Hawthorn Press, and edit Poor.Old.Tired.Horse. And I make toys, and toy/sculptures, with wood. I have also designed poems
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Luc Peire
Luc Peire is a Belgian artist. He considers man as a spiritual being. The evolution in his work is through stylization and abstraction of thi
