Bardo Matrix
Subtitle: a Kathmandu Beat poetry press
By: curated by Johan Kugelberg / Boo-Hooray ; bibliographic entries by Gabriel Mckee
Contributors: Mckee, Gabriel, 1979-; Boo-Hooray (Gallery); Grolier Club
Publisher: Boo-Hooray
Published: 2014
Place of publication: New York]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 24
Subjects: Exhibitions; Library; Bibliography; Small presses; Booksellers and bookselling; American poetry; Prints; Posters; Bardo Matrix; Dreamweapon Press
Notes: "March 26th-May 24th, 2014, The Grolier Club."

The Bardo Matrix Press was founded by Angus MacLise and Ira Cohen in Kathmandu in the early 1970s.

"Even though the Bardo Matrix Press published some important names of post-war literature ..., the press truly existed as culture on the margins, issuing broadsides, pamphlets, and books in small editions with the poetry drawn from and sold to a relatively tight-knit community around Jhocchen Tole ... in Kathmandu. The publications were printed in editions of anywhere from a couple of dozen to a few hundred, usually utilizing fine printing techniques such as wood blocks, letterpress, special inks, and handsome paper"--P. 1.