Icteric

Content by and about Icteric, an anti-art magazine founded in Newcastle UK in 1967. The magazine's title, picked at random from a dictionary, refers to both jaundice and its remedy.

Icteric covers

King Mob: Icteric & the Newcastle Experience from the early to late 1960s

Thoughts on Butterfly migration and Icteric - a 'radical' arts magazine produced in Newcastle upon…

Land Art, Icteric and William Wordsworth - David and Stuart Wise

Land art and Icteric. Plus Wordsworthian environment emotion recollected on tranquilisers (er,…

Kurt Schwitters and Hilde Goldstein outside the Merz Barn, c. 1946

Kurt Schwitters and a Merzbau / Rubbish, Jiggery Pokery and the Wise Bros........

A 2013 text by Dave & Stuart Wise on German surrealist/dadaist Kurt Schwitters' "Merz barn" in the…

Bryan Ferry in white suit and black bow tie in front of a lake

On Bryan Ferry: "Ferry Across The Tyne" - David Wise

A Revolt Against Plenty article on musician Bryan Ferry, "cool", class and Tyneside in the 1960/70s.

Covers of Icteric magazine

The Courage: What Happened in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne

The mid-nineteen sixties and Icteric. Re-evaluation of a dissident European past. Russian nihilism. Recuperated artistic Dada and revolutionary…