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Gil Joseph Wolman
birth
Paris, France, 1929
death
Paris, France, 1995
last update
23-04-2025
Gil Joseph Wolman (Paris, 1929 – Paris, 1995) created work characterised by a radical fusion of different arts, particularly painting, poetry and cinema. He was part of the Letterist movement founded by Isidore Isou at the end of the forties, which proclaimed a transformation in art and society.
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Et des hommes / Gil Joseph Wolman
document
2015
A11829
Sota la bomba. El jazz de la guerra d'imatges transatlàntica. 1946-1956 [Bibliografia i investigació]
document
5-10-2007 - 7-1-2008
A.HIS.04844
Ou : sound poetry : an antology
document
2002
A10597
L'anticoncept / Gil J. Wolman
document
1999
A08183
Vivre et mourir / Wolman
document
1984
A02870
L'Exposition impossible de Wolman
document
[1978]
A06899
Le Mouvement international pour un Bauhaus imaginiste présente, du 10 au 15 decembre 1956, à Turin G. E. Debord, Constant, Jacques Fillon, Giuseppe Gallizio, Garelli, Asger Jorn, Walter Olmo, Pietro Simonto, Elena Verrone, Gil J. Wolman, et le décembre à heures, la conference "Histoire de l'Internationale lettriste"
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[1956]
A02152