Revue AXE Special Edition

Revue AXE is a multimedia magazine edited by Guy Schraenen between 1975 and 1976. It contains writings, posters, postcards, cut-outs, fold-outs etc., printed in offset, typography and silkscreen on various types of paper. Each issue includes a 17 cm record. The first 10 numbers contain also a Super 8 film. AXE serves thus as an exhibition space on its own. But once unfolded outside the covers, the inserts can easily fill an entire exhibition space. All together, three issues have been published. Available are single issues as well as the complete set of three issues in a slipcase: 30 x 21 x 4,5 cm (each issue: 30 x 21 x 1 cm), 500 copies. There is also a special edition available, that includes three issues with numbered and signed works by each artist.

Complete set of all three issues multi-media magazine, ed. Guy Schraenen
1975–1976

 Including the work “article” by Mirtha Dermisache
The issues contain writings, posters, postcards, cut-outs, fold-outs etc., on various types of paper. Each issue includes a 17 cm record. It features artists such as Henri Chopin, Jean Degottex, Mirtha Dermisache, Françoise Dufrêne, Brion Gysin, John Giorno, Sten Hanson, Bernard Heidsieck, Françoise Mairey, Paul van Ostajen and many more.

Contributing artists of AXE no. 1 (April 1975)
Roy Adzak (O*) – Eduard Bal – Bram Bogart – Henri Chopin (D*) – Degottex (C/N/F*) – Mirtha Dermisache – Bernard Heidsieck – J.P. Schelfhout (N*) – Ung No Lee (N*) – Niko Van Daele – Paul Van Ostaijen - Oscar Jesper.

Contributing artists of AXE no. 2 (November 1975)
Antoine De Bary (N*) – Maurice Benhamou – Hugo De Clercq – François Dufrêne (D/F*) – Servulo Esmeraldo (N*) – Rene Guiette (C/N*) – Brion Gysin (D*) – Bernard Heidsieck – Plessi (O*)

Contributing artists of AXE no. 2 (November 1975)
Jo Delahaut – John Giorno
– Brion Gysin (C/N/F*) – Sten Hanson (D*) – Bernard Heidsieck (O*) – Arrigo Lora Totino (N*)

– Françoise Mairey (N*) – Klaus Ritterbusch(C/N*) – Brion Gysin (D*) – Bernard Heidsieck – Plessi (O*)

* C=Cover; D=Record; F=Film; N=Numbered and signed work; O=Original