Archivi tag: poetry

re-issue of ‘tip of the knife’

Re-issue of Tip of the Knife: https://tipoftheknife.blogspot.com/2020/07/tip-of-knife-final-issue-35-tribute-to.html


On the 3rd year anniversary on August 4th of Bill DiMichele‘s passing, a special and final issue of Tip of the Knife celebrating the Visual Poetry of Bill has been re-issued. This issue includes a curated selection from some of Bill’s numerous series and references to other art and music. It was very difficult for Will and me to choose the work to publish since his body of work is so extensive and diverse. Thanks again to Crag Hill for adding some work from Score (Visual Poetry magazine from the 80s that Crag, Laurie Schneider and Bill co-edited), Burnhole (Bill’s poetry from the 90s) and a multi-media afterward by Crag with some help from Will (production and guitar).

Thanks to Crag for all of his help and for being such a good friend. And thanks to all of the artists who have contributed to TOK over the years. We appreciate your contribution to the success of TOK.

Bill is missed by all who knew him as a friend and fellow artist. He is dearly missed by Will and me as a wonderful father and husband.

Julie DiMichele

esce ‘canada’, n. 1, interamente dedicato a gastone monari. introduzione di aldo tagliaferri

Canada 1: Gastone Monari / Ideato e curato da Conceived and edited by Roberto Canella, Achille Filipponi / Introduzione Preface Aldo Tagliaferri / Progetto grafico Graphic design Federico Antonini (superness.info) / Traduzioni Translations Karen Whittle / Postproduzione Postproduction Chiara Talacci / Ringraziamenti Thanks to Lea Melandri Rita Monari / Un sentito ringraziamento va a Lea Melandri, amica fedele e custode di tutto l’archivio del poeta. Senza il suo contributo e la sua incondizionata fiducia, questa pubblicazione non avrebbe mai visto la luce.Heartfelt thanks go to Lea Melandri, faithful friend and custodian of the poet’s entire archive. Without her contribution and unconditional faith, this publication would never have seen the light of day. / Stampato presso Printed by ÀNCORA ARTI GRAFICHE Via B. Crespi, 30 – 20159 MILANO / Prima edizione First edition 300cp / 21×29,7 cm 240 pp / Offset / Sovraccoperta PVC / Settembre 2021 September 2021 / © Canada

https://www.canadaisnotcanada.it/

versopolis, poetry expo 23: call for entries

https://www.versopolis.com/news/news/1222/poetry-expo-23

Poetry Expo is the world’s first digital fair completely dedicated to poetry, human creativity and literature, designed to showcase the achievements of different nations, cultures and languages, connecting artist from all around the globe, working towards a change both in art and society at large, while offering you a space to present and share your ideas with the global community.
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Poetry Expo wishes to create a space for free expression and creativity, and share collective and individual best practices and accomplishments in culture and literature. With five digital pavilions focused on the subthemes of opportunitysustainabilityhuman and artificial creativityfuture prospects and connect not divide, we invite the global art and culture community to pitch their projects related to the above subthemes, and indeed other works that may not fit the subthemes, but can reach and move audiences, raise awareness and mobilise.
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This is a not-for-profit project, and it does not offer honoraria to contributors. There is, however, limited funding for English translations and new co-operation ideas.
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https://www.versopolis.com/news/news/1222/poetry-expo-23

audio integrale della lettura di poesie di luigi ballerini: 26 maggio 2022 allo studio campo boario (roma)

Audio completo della lettura di poesie di Luigi Ballerini, con interventi di Marco Giovenale, allo Studio Campo Boario, Roma, 26 maggio 2022, nel contesto della rassegna Libridine 2022.

 

gustav sjöberg: “la fiorente materia del tutto. sulla natura della poesia” (neri pozza, 2022)

https://neripozza.it/libri/la-fiorente-materia-del-tutto

«Un altro modo di comprendere la materia sarebbe, approssimativamente, di trattarla come una produzione di infinite, innumerevoli forme entro un incessante movimento di decomposizione e composizione, dissoluzione e ricombinazione. Concepita in questo modo la materia non sarebbe più un substrato passivo su cui si debba intervenire con un lavoro formale, bensì, al contrario, una molteplicità di forme che genera se stessa e con cui combacerebbe».

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Gustav Sjöberg, poeta, scrittore e traduttore, vive a Stoccolma. Traduce da diverse lingue, tra cui l’italiano, il latino e il tedesco. Ha tradotto dal latino il De vulgari eloquentia di Dante e dall’italiano opere di Andrea Zanzotto, Giacomo Leopardi, Giorgio Agamben, Giordano Bruno, Gianni Carchia. Ha curato molti numeri della rivista svedese “OEI”, tra cui il n. 67/68 del 2015, monografico sulle scritture di ricerca italiane: Scrittura non assertiva!. Due sue raccolte di testi sperimentali, uscite per le edizioni OEI, sono eftre (2013) e apud (2017). Il volume di teoria letteraria ora pubblicato da Neri Pozza è stato scritto in tedesco e pubblicato a Berlino nel 2020 da Matthes & Seitz con il titolo zu der blühenden allmaterie.

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Dalla nota editoriale di Monica Ferrando:

Chi ha detto che la materia è incapace di creare da sé la forma (o le forme)? D’accordo, è stato Aristotele, lo sappiamo. Ma cosa accadrebbe invece se, forzando il maestro di coloro che sanno, troncassimo il legame tra forma e arte perché «mediante un concetto di forma radicalmente altro diventerà possibile una distruzione dell’arte – e, in particolare della poesia – concepita come ambito autonomo, come sfera distinta dalla non-arte, dalla non-poesia oppure come sublime riflessione sull’esistenza. Non sarà che qui si compie una risoluzione dell’arte nella natura?» Non è alla scienza o alla negromanzia tecnologica faustiana che l’autore affida tale compito, ma alla poesia stessa […]

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Una più ampia nota biobibliografica + un’intervista a Gustav Sjöberg traduttore di Zanzotto:
https://www.newitalianbooks.it/it/intervista-a-gustav-sjoberg-poeta-saggista-e-traduttore/

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otoliths #65 is now live

Issue sixty-five of OTOLITHS, the southern autumn 2022 issue, is now up.otoliths 65

This issue, which marks the beginning of the seventeenth year of the journal’s existence, contains a mix of — sometimes mixed — photographs, paintings, short stories, poetry, interviews, magazine columns, & manifestos from an international contributor list including Karl Kempton, Linda King, Mark Pirie, Dario Zumkeller, AG Davis, Mark Cunningham, Sanjeev Sethi, Ken Friedman, Demosthenes Agrafiotis, James Cochran, Jim Leftwich, hiromi suzuki, Michael J. Leach, Elancharan Gunasekaran, Louise Landes Levi, KJ Hannah Greenberg, Chuck Joy, Marco Giovenale, Jimmy Crouse, Andrew Cyril Macdonald, Nicholas Alexander Hayes, Mario José Cervantes, Timothy Pilgrim, Alan Catlin, Paul Ilechko, Jim Meirose, Adam Fieled, Gregory Stephenson, John Sweet, Sterling Warner, Jack Galmitz, Lynn Strongin, Texas Fontanella, Richard J. Fleming, Sarah Bilodeau, M.J. Iuppa, John M. Bennett, Carla Bertola & John M. Bennett, Harvey Huddleston, bofa xesjum, fred flynn, John McCluskey, Ben Egerton, John Gallas, Nathan Whiting, Laurent Grison, Volodymyr Bilyk, Xe M. Sánchez, Ellen Wardman, Barbara Parchim, Bruce Robinson, Jeff Bagato, jim mccrary, Gale Acuff, Grzegorz Wróblewski, harry k stammer, Howie Good, Jen Schneider, Alberto Vitacchio, richard lopez & Márton Koppány, Heather Sager, Keith Polette, Michael Basinski, Luis Cuauhtémoc Berriozábal, Daniel f Bradley, Dave Read, Robert Beveridge, Tom Beckett, Mary Kasimor, Connor van Bussel, R. S. Stewart, Tony Beyer, Daniel de Culla, John Levy, Joanne Bechtel, Kenneth Rexroth, Nathan Anderson, Jeff Harrison, Bill Wolak, Clara B. Jones, Nicole Raziya Fong, Charles A. Perrone, Russ Bickerstaff, Paul Dickey, Sabine Miller, Keith Nunes, Diana Magallón, Bob Lucky, Cecelia Chapman & Jeff Crouch, bart plantenga, Joshua Martin, Jillian Oliver, Réka Nyitrai, Marilyn Stablein, Jerome Berglund, Christopher Barnes, Peter Cherches, Jürgen O. Olbrich & Hubert Kretschmer, Kay Kestner, Cameron Morse, Eric Hoffman, Gavin Lucky, Kiriti Sengupta, Patrick Sweeney, Robin Wyatt Dunn, Jane Simpson, Elmedin Kadric, Kit Kennedy, Steven Tran, dan raphael, Andrew Taylor, Charlotte Jung, Michael Borth, Carol Stetser, Penelope Weiss, Marcia Arrieta, John M. Bennett & Jim Leftwich, Márton Koppány, Rich Murphy, Cecelia Chapman, J. D. Nelson, Kit Willett, Angelo ‘NGE’ Colella, H. A. Sappho, Martin Stannard, Michael Brandonisio, Paul Pfleuger, Jr., Katrinka Moore, David Jalajel, Keith Higginbotham, Susan Gangel, Judith Skillman, Bob Heman, & Guy R. Beining.

kathleen fraser: alcuni link, alcuni materiali

2000, jacket photo (by Arthur Bierman) for essay collection, Translating the Unspeakable, Poetry and the Innovative Necessity. (2000). University of Alabama Press [from : http://jacketmagazine.com/33/fraser-ivby-rosenthal.shtml ]

oggi sarebbe stato l’ottantasettesimo compleanno di Kathleen Fraser.
ho pensato di ricordarla con una serie di riferimenti e link:

@ EPC
http://writing.upenn.edu/epc/authors/fraser/

@ pennsound
http://writing.upenn.edu/pennsound/x/Fraser.php

@ studiocleo
http://www.studiocleo.com/cauldron/volume4/features/fraser/links/index.html

Fraser/Ford (2007)
https://slowforward.net/2007/04/02/ford-fraser/

cliccare per ingrandire

witness / testimone (2008)
https://slowforward.net/2008/09/02/i-felix-kathleen-fraser-witness-testimone/

the poetics of empathic witness
https://jacket2.org/article/fact-her-witness

una lettura a Roma nel 2008
https://slowforward.net/2008/06/01/fraser-raos-empiria-6-giugno/

second language (with JoAnn Ugolini, 2009):
https://slowforward.net/2009/04/21/second-language-kathleen-fraser-and-joann-ugolini/

to fly your kite (2011)
https://slowforward.net/2014/08/07/to-fly-your-kite-kathleen-fraser-2011/

un reading a Roma (2014)
https://slowforward.net/2014/04/16/fraser-farrell-prater-a-reading-in-rome-at-the-almost-corner-bookshop-april-22/

Notes Preceding Trust
https://mwpm.wordpress.com/2017/03/22/kathleen-frasers-notes-preceding-trust/

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manoscritti e materiali
https://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt7199n8pr/entire_text/
https://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt7199n8pr/admin/

nota biografica @ nightboat books
https://nightboat.org/kathleen-fraser-1935-2019/

un’intervista di Sarah Rosenthal
http://jacketmagazine.com/33/fraser-ivby-rosenthal.shtml

un’intervista di Cynthia Hogue
https://www.thefreelibrary.com/An+interview+with+Kathleen+Fraser.-a020584818

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Lunch Poems (con una formidabile introduzione di Robert Hass):

= https://youtu.be/SiD8mMAghd8

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St. Mark’s Talk (1985, da Jacket2):

June 6, 1985
“The Tradition of Marginality”

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obituary (San Francisco Chronicle):
https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/Kathleen-Fraser-poet-and-former-SFSU-professor-13605676.php

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Kathleen Fraser memorial: