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Tracing the work and influence of multimedia artist Brion Gysin (19 January 1916 – 13 July 1986). #BrionGysin

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Hello Yes Hello – 30 Dialogues is a new book about Brion Gysin and William S. Burroughs https://t.co/ni4ouAsblr #briongysin #book

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Rescuing Antony Balch’s Gysin collection, a memory https://t.co/W78H3xwiSX #briongysin

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Genesis P Orridge, interviewed by Chris Bohn about William Burroughs, Brian Gysin and more.
Burroughs pics by Kate Simon.
New Musical Express, 25 September 1982.
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We are at @FilmFestLocarno for the world premiere of #NOVA78 with never before seen footage of the legendary Nova Convention. Shot in 1978 by Howard Brookner and made into a film by Aaron Brookner and Rodrigo Areias original music by #thelegendarytigerman Fri, 8 Aug 7pm Kursaal

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Claude Mohr is an art history Ph.D. student at the University of Virginia studying the histories of modern and contemporary art, as well as a recipient of a 2024 Rose Library Short-Term Award Fellowship. Read his blog post, "Brion Gysin Out of Time", now: https://t.co/HZEKFq6WkS

[Robin Carhart-Harris @RCarhartHarris]

Is this the greatest quote of them all? “Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate." Carl Jung.

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William S. Burroughs exhibition at the October Gallery, London https://t.co/keUMzyuSds #williamburroughs

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Brion Gysin's art and dreamachine at Tate Modern's Electric Dreams exhibition, London. https://t.co/j9JQlXyyXe

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Brion Gysin in Electric Dreams, Tate Modern. Review, video, photos >> https://t.co/gU9wNDGuYf #briongysin #tatemodern #London

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There are plans to display two Brion Gysin artworks as part of Tate Modern’s Electric Dreams exhibition in London, UK. https://t.co/qdPFgDA3wP #briongysin

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Demonstration of Permutations software for the show Brion Gysin: Dream Machine. #briongysin

[Pierre Gervois @pgervois]

We'll start with Brion Gysin (1916-1986), best known for developing the "cut-up" technique, which involves cutting up text and rearranging it to create new works. This method was influential in literature and was later adopted by Burroughs.
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Gysin's Pistol Poem sampled at approx 45mins in. #briongysin

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Magazzini Criminali - Crollo Nervoso (1980)

Frammenti della performance teatrale ed ibridi sonori con brani di: Brian Eno, Robert Fripp, Billie Holliday, Brion Gysin, Jon Hassel, Miles Davis, David Byrne.
Registrato live in Akkra, Dakar e Berlino.

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[⊃∀∨⇶ @FHaruspex]

@oldmantelegram the past few years, with all the ai silliness going around, I think about Gysin more and more. nowhere is anyone talking about his esoteric idea, that chopping up a text unbinds these language genies making possible liberatory graphomancy. seems extremely relevant

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[Daniel Merritt @DanielMMerritt]

This seems like it is the beginning of an explanation for Brion Gysin and Ian Sommerville’s “Dreamachine”, invented in the late 1950’s, which fascinated people like William Burroughs.

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[Frederick Godshadows @effwit]

Brion Gysin [nuff said]...

[Jorge Cuevas Cid @jorgecuevascid]

Your very own words?

—Brion Gysin

[Evgeny Morozov @evgenymorozov]

Mary drew Peter in all sorts of strange directions. In early 50s, they followed Ouija Board's suggestions to move to Africa, moving between Angola and Morocco. In Angola, Peter ran a timber business while Mary befriended bohemians like Brion Gysin and William S. Burroughs.