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Mouth to Mouth
Slavs and Tatars in discussion at Ujazdowski Castle (Warsaw) to mark the launch of their solo survey exhibition, 'Mouth to Mouth' in 2017, and the publication of a titular catalogue by Koenig Books.
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Khhhhhhh
Slavs and Tatars' 2012 book about transliteration and the social history of dialect sounds, published by the Moravian Gallery (Brno), here made available as a PDF.
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Love Me, Love Me Not
Slavs and Tatars' 2010 book about the history of power and politics in Eurasia, told through the changing names of 150 cities in the region, for download as a free PDF.
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Red-Black Thread
Slavs and Tatars interviewed by Aryn Beitz, discussing their practice and influences, published by the Walker Art Center in September 2018.
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There's No Place Before Arrival
Olaf Nicolai in conversation about his 2018 solo exhibition 'There's No Place Before Arrival' at Kunsthall Vienna, with curator Luca Lo Pinto.
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Sensory Spaces
Olaf Nicolai discusses the background to his commissioned installation 'Probestück 1, 2 and 3’ at Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen.
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8th Berlin Biennial
Olaf Nicolai discusses his commissioned work 'Szondi/Eden' for the 8th Berlin Bienniale in 2014.
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Memorial in Vienna
Info about Olaf Nicolai's Memorial for the Victims of Nazi Military Justice in Ballhausplatz, Vienna, which turns concrete poetry into a large-scale public artwork.
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Fact or Fiction
Olaf Nicolai interviewed by Dorothea Schoene, discussing architecture, modernism and the importance of fiction in his work, published in Afterimage, summer 2012.
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Making Egyptian Magic
An illustrated lecture by Ealeanor Dobson exploring ancient Egyptian imagery in Victorian performance magic, and ancient Egyptian magic in nineteenth-century literature.
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Occult Egypt in the Victorian Popular Imagination
Eleanor Dobson interviewed in October 2020 by Thinker's Garden Magazine about her first book, Writing the Sphinx: Literature, Culture and Egyptology.
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The Victorians and Tutankhamun
Eleanor Dobson in discussion about the reception of Egyptology in Victorian England, as part of the popular Digital Hammurabi series.
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@EllieCDobson
Eleanor Dobson's Twitter account, for up-to-date research news and insights.
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Burning Issues
Hannah Black interviewed by Larne Abse Gogarty, discussing writing, art, collectivism and revolution, published in the November 2020 issue of Art Monthly magazine.
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Grief and Grievance
Hannah Black's review of the group exhibition 'Greif and Grievance: Art and Mourning in America', conceived by Okui Enwezor and staged posthumously at the New Museum (New York) in 2021, for 4 Columns .
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Profile by Jesse Darling
A profile of Hannah Black by Jesse Darling, including a short questionnaire about her bakcground, published by Rhizome in 2015.
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Capacity
Artist's video work by Hannah Black, commissioned by the public art agency UP Projects in 2016.
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Interview about The Situation
Hannah Black interviewed about her solo exhibition 'The Context' at Chisenhale Gallery (London) in 2017 by Ellen Greig, discussing the show's centrepiece, 20,000 copies of a book of conversations about 'the situation'.
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The Edge of Summer Cleans Autumn
Tan Lin's experimental HTML poem for screen from 1998, hosted on UBUweb.
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A False Accounting
Tan Lin's experimental autofiction work, 'A False Accounting', published in the April 2016 issue of Brooklyn Rail.
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Archive of Readings, Discussions and Video Work
An archive of Tan Lin's readings, discussions and some experimental video work on PennSound, from 1995 to the present day.
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A Book is a Technology
Tan Lin interviewed by Angela Genussa in 2012 for Rhizome, discussing the technologies of inscription and publishing in his practice, from PowerPoint to street chalk.
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Linguistics
Tan Lin's short-form poem 'Linguistics', published in the summer 2017 issue of Poetry Magazine.
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Last Words
An extensive essay on Luis Camnitzer's use of words and quotation in his art work, by Patrick Greaney, published in the Germanic Review, 2014, available here as a PDF direct download.
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Poema Colectivo Revolución
A dicussion about poetry, mail art and politics between Luis Camnitzer and Alexander Alberro about the exhibition 'Poema Colectivo Revolución', curated by Camnitzer at the Institute for Studies on Latin American Art (New York) in 2021.
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The Mediocrity of Beauty
Illustrated bilingual (EN/ES) catalogue PDF for Luis Camnitzer's solo exhibition 'The Mediocrity of Beauty' at Alexander Gray Associates (New York) in 2015.
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None of the Art Stuff Makes Sense Anymore
Luis Camnitzer interviewed by Rachel Weiss, discussing art education, Latin America and his belief in productive anarchy, published by ArRTMargins Journal in 2021.
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New York Graphic Workshop
A narrative history of the New York Graphic Workshop, which was co-founded by Luis Camnitzer in 1964, written by Sophie Halart for Tate Research Publication, 2018.
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Ceramic Sculptor
A short introduction to Simone Fattal's work by acclaimed poet and painter Etel Adnan, discussing Fattal's relationship to objects and materials and the range of her work across abstraction and figuration.
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Archive of Ceramics
A visual archive of some ceramic sculptures by Simone Fattal, hosted on the artist's homesite.
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Fix Your Gaze
A bilingual (EN/NO) overview of Simone Fattal's most recent survey exhibition of ceramics, stoneware and paintings, 'Fix Your Gaze on Saturn's Rings', at Bergen Kunsthall in 2020, including a video walk-through narrated by the artist.
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Sculpting Poetry from Chaos
Simone Fattal's 2019 retrospective at MoMA PS1 (New York), 'Work and Days', reviewed by Shirine Saad for Hyperallergic.
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Post-Apollo Press
Simone Fattal reflects on the legacy of her publishing imprint, Post-Apollo Press, founded in California in 1982, hosted by their distributor, Litmus Press.
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How2 Work/Book
Maggie O'Sullivan interviewed by Dell Olson in winter 2003, discussing her poetic methods, influences, taste and much more.
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Salt Companion
A list of digitally available sections from the Salt Companion to Maggie O'Sullivan published in 2011, including Ken Edwards' introduction and Charles Bernstein's overview essay, all compiled by Jacket2.
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Small Press Facsimiles
Facsimile scans of nine Maggie O'Sullivan small-press publications with bibliographic notes, on the Eclipse archive. Scroll down to 'M' and click on titles to view or download page-by-page files.
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Archive of Readings
A comprehensive archive of Maggie O'Sullivan's documented readings, hosted by PennSound, featuring audio and video from 1993 to the present day.
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Close Listening
A discussion with Maggie O'Sullivan about writing as an embodied practice, with Charles Bernstein and students at the University of Pennsylvania for WPN's 'Close Listening' show in 2007.
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Like a Tree Walking
Author page for Vahni Capildeo on her publisher's website, Carcanet, including the first news on their forthcoming book of poetry, Like a Tree Walking, which explores ecopoetics, silence and love.
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Recent Reading and Discussion
Vahni Capildeo reads and discusses some of her most recent work with Karl O'Hanlon and Catherine Gander at Maynooth University, May 2021.
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Punishable Bodies: Poetry on the offensive
A short essay by Vahni Capildeo on poetry and offensiveness, risk and the risqué, first published in the summer 2017 issue of Poetry Review.
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Versopolis Poetry
A brief introduction to Vahni Capildeo's work by Jade Cuttle, followed by a sample of short-form poems, compiled by Versopolis Poetry organisation in 2019.
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Poetry International Archives
A brief, bi-lingual (EN/NL) overview of Vahni Capildeo's recent work, including links to useful references and sample poems, compiled by Emily Hasler for the Poetry International Archives in May 2019.
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Handbook in Motion
A sequence of scanned excerpts from Simone Forti's first book, Handbook in Motion, originally published in 1974, here seen in the 1998 re-issue by Contact Editions.
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Sound in the Practice
Simone Forti interviewed by Tashi Wada about the role of sound in her practice, discussing song, dance, scores and performance, published in the September 2018 issue of BOMB Magazine.
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Dance Constructions
Simone Forti interviewed by Stuart Comer about her Dance Constructions, contextualised by Nancy Lim with notes, documentation and example dances, published by MoMA, New York.
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Spirit Moves
An extensive review of Simone Forti's retrospective 'Thinking with the Body' at Museum der Moderne Salzburg, by Catherine Wood for Artforum, January 2015.
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Artists at Work
Simone Forti interviewed by Bryony Gillard and Louis Hartnoll for Afterall Journal, June 2016, discussing animal studies, collaboration and drawing as a tool for thinking.
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Writers Make Worlds
Raymond Antrobus interviewed by Daniele Nunziata in August 2020, discussing the relationship between literature and education, as well as the impact of family, mental health, immigration, and spirituality on his verse. Listen to the interview or read the transcript.
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Inventions in Sound
Raymond Antrobus explores the art of translating sound for the eye, looking at the poetic possibilities of closed captions. For Radio 4's 'Inventions in Sound' series, streaming on the BBC.
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Echo
A sample poem, 'Echo', by Raymond Antrobus, from the March 2017 issue of Poetry Magazine.
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Echo (A Deaf Sequence)
A personal meditation by Raymond Antrobus on his 2017 poem 'Echo', published by Poetry magazine and the Poetry Foundation.
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The Stories We Tell
A short autobiographical essay by Raymond Antrobus on languages, family, sound and the roots of his love of poetry.
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Latest Poetry Book
Info page and extract from Heather Phillipson's latest poetry collection, Whip-Hot & Grippy, courtesy of publisher Bloodaxe Books.
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Tate Britain's Duveen Galleries Commission
The Tate's overview page and video introduction to Heather Phillipson's 2021–22 commission, RUPTURE No 1: blowtorching the bitten peach.
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Cultural Highlights for 2021
A brief insight into Phillipson's cultural highlights of 2021, covering things to read, listen to, watch and smell, courtesy of the Guardian newspaper's 'On My Radar' column.
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Sampler of Early Poems
A sample of poems and info from Heather Phillipson's 2013 debut collection, Instant-Flex 718, courtesy of publisher Bloodaxe and The Poetry Book Society's Next Generation Poets 2014 scheme.
