About John Menick
Euphonia1 is a newsletter concerning my work as an artist and writer. As notionally conceived, these dispatches will include, in no particular order:
new texts by me, published elsewhere or exclusively here;
recent research related to artwork in progress;
photos, short videos, and visual art by me, sometimes by other people;
the occasional promotion of an exhibition or screening or Sasquatch-rare public manifestation.
I should mention that these dispatches will be free for the foreseeable future, though paid subscriptions and donations are accepted.
Thank you for reading.
John Menick
Euphonia was a 19th-century speaking machine created by the German astronomer and high-functioning hypochondriac, Joseph Faber. Faber worked for decades on the device, which was made up of a keyboard and organ attached to an artificial mouth, larynx, and throat.