Daily-Bul 13: Megalomaniac issue
André Balthazar, Pol Bury [Eds.]
1967
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Situated within the trajectory of Belgian Surrealism and the CoBrA movement, Daily-Bul was an influential avant-garde magazine and publishing house founded by André Balthazar and Pol Bury in La Louvière. Across its 14 issues, published ...
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Daily-Bul 13: Megalomaniac issue
André Balthazar, Pol Bury
1967
La Louvière: Le Daily-Bul
With one Daily-Bul pin button in envelope
21.9 × 17 cm

Situated within the trajectory of Belgian Surrealism and the CoBrA movement, Daily-Bul was an influential avant-garde magazine and publishing house founded by André Balthazar and Pol Bury in La Louvière. Across its 14 issues, published between 1957 and 1983, artists and writers including Pierre Alechinsky, Christian Dotremont, Achille Chavée, and Jean-Michel Folon playfully mixed poetry, comic strips, visual experiments, and other forms of Surrealist writing. Often printed on found materials, Daily-Bul cultivated a witty and irreverent countercultural voice in Belgian art and literature.

La Louvière: Le Daily-Bul
With one Daily-Bul pin button in envelope
21.9 × 17 cm

Situated within the trajectory of Belgian Surrealism and the CoBrA movement, Daily-Bul was an influential avant-garde magazine and publishing house founded by André Balthazar and Pol Bury in La Louvière. Across its 14 issues, published between 1957 and 1983, artists and writers including Pierre Alechinsky, Christian Dotremont, Achille Chavée, and Jean-Michel Folon playfully mixed poetry, comic strips, visual experiments, and other forms of Surrealist writing. Often printed on found materials, Daily-Bul cultivated a witty and irreverent countercultural voice in Belgian art and literature.

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Situated within the trajectory of Belgian Surrealism and the CoBrA movement, Daily-Bul was an influential avant-garde magazine and publishing house founded by André Balthazar and Pol Bury in La Louvière. Across its 14 issues, published between 1957 and 1983, artists and writers including Pierre Alechinsky, Christian Dotremont, Achille Chavée, and Jean-Michel Folon playfully mixed poetry, comic strips, visual experiments, and other forms of Surrealist writing. Often printed on found materials, Daily-Bul cultivated a witty and irreverent countercultural voice in Belgian art and literature.

La Louvière: Le Daily-Bul
With one Daily-Bul pin button in envelope
21.9 × 17 cm

Situated within the trajectory of Belgian Surrealism and the CoBrA movement, Daily-Bul was an influential avant-garde magazine and publishing house founded by André Balthazar and Pol Bury in La Louvière. Across its 14 issues, published between 1957 and 1983, artists and writers including Pierre Alechinsky, Christian Dotremont, Achille Chavée, and Jean-Michel Folon playfully mixed poetry, comic strips, visual experiments, and other forms of Surrealist writing. Often printed on found materials, Daily-Bul cultivated a witty and irreverent countercultural voice in Belgian art and literature.

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Situated within the trajectory of Belgian Surrealism and the CoBrA movement, Daily-Bul was an influential avant-garde magazine and publishing house founded by André Balthazar and Pol Bury in La Louvière. Across its 14 issues, published between 1957 and 1983, artists and writers including Pierre Alechinsky, Christian Dotremont, Achille Chavée, and Jean-Michel Folon playfully mixed poetry, comic strips, visual experiments, and other forms of Surrealist writing. Often printed on found materials, Daily-Bul cultivated a witty and irreverent countercultural voice in Belgian art and literature.

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