The Persistence of the Persistence of Vision
We took one step closer to whacky-land when we named this issue, though it was, in fact, a fairly clear reference to an earlier issue (yet to come), The Persistence of Vision. This one’s title comes simply from the fact that there were enough theme-consistent submissions for that issue that a further exposition on the theme was warranted.
This one has a “structure”, sign-posted by the series of works by Mark Wamaling, which read in sequence: “Vow and create black and white personal vision.” How perfect, we thought. A kind of key-note to the entire Photostatic enterprise.
Along the route, we see a series of interspersed works by the creators listed below. One thing to notice: this was the first time we attempted to write reviews of the works we’d been receiving in exchange for the bulk mailings we were doing. As this was our first attempt, please go easy on us.
Notes
Printed on a Xerox 9500 xerographic duplicator.
Print run: 92.
PDF upload: 2005-03-01.
Changes
Photostatic Magazine Retrograde Archive no. 16
Various minor typesetting and layout improvements.
Print issue included cardstock centerfold that could be cut into postcards, reproduced here as the 4 pages before the back cover.
Contributors
Ll. Dunn
Jacqueline de Parjure
Mark Wamaling
Steve Perkins
Sue Fishbein
Steve Harp
Al Ackerman
Phlegm Pets
Epistolary Stud Farm
John Heck
Ralph Johnson
Guy R Beining
Dazar
