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The Poetry Book as Art Object
2012
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criticism
— Appears in: Australian Poetry Journal , vol. 2 no. 2 2012; (p. 99-113) This article explores the rich interplay between visual art and the literary arts as represented in artist’s books and fine press publications, describing and discussing some exemplary works and collaborations created by practitioners engaged with the idea that poetry and the visual arts form a natural marriage within the structure of a ‘book’. The books in this context are possessed of multiple layers of meaning, referents, literary and visual allusions and are a part of a tradition where these two art forms create material objects to be experienced spatially rather than as a line to follow. (99)
-
The Poetry Book as Art Object
2012
single work
criticism
— Appears in: Australian Poetry Journal , vol. 2 no. 2 2012; (p. 99-113) This article explores the rich interplay between visual art and the literary arts as represented in artist’s books and fine press publications, describing and discussing some exemplary works and collaborations created by practitioners engaged with the idea that poetry and the visual arts form a natural marriage within the structure of a ‘book’. The books in this context are possessed of multiple layers of meaning, referents, literary and visual allusions and are a part of a tradition where these two art forms create material objects to be experienced spatially rather than as a line to follow. (99)
Subjects:
- Jonah 1973 selected work poetry
- The Lady and the Unicorn 1975 selected work poetry
- Narcissus 1984 selected work poetry
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