The aim of art
is to tidy up
one’s inner and outer
worlds.
— Agnès Varda,
"Les glaneurs et la glaneuse"
The goal of a true critic
should be to discover which
problem the author posed himself
(knowingly or not) and to find
whether he solved it or not"
— Paul Valéry
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January 2012: I have a new art review out in the Chicago-based printmaking journal Art in Print.
Artifice Books came to London and I did a reading with Artifice and ILK Journal! See some photos, read all about it here.
Grow No Moss was recently accepted into the School of the Art Institute of Chicago's Joan Flasch Artists' Book Collection!
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With the help of a Community Arts Assistance Program Grant (CAAP) in Visual Art from the City of Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and the Illinois Arts Council, in 2011 I released a new book of poetry called Grow No Moss. The book is designed by Chad Kouri (The Post Family), printed offset with the help of Aaron Smith at Spudnik Press, and the cover created as a lithograph at the Ox-Bow School of Art.
Book copies and prints available on the Grow No Moss website!
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is to tidy up
one’s inner and outer
worlds.
— Agnès Varda,
"Les glaneurs et la glaneuse"
The goal of a true critic
should be to discover which
problem the author posed himself
(knowingly or not) and to find
whether he solved it or not"
— Paul Valéry
..................................................................................
January 2012: I have a new art review out in the Chicago-based printmaking journal Art in Print.
Artifice Books came to London and I did a reading with Artifice and ILK Journal! See some photos, read all about it here.
Grow No Moss was recently accepted into the School of the Art Institute of Chicago's Joan Flasch Artists' Book Collection!
..................................................................................
With the help of a Community Arts Assistance Program Grant (CAAP) in Visual Art from the City of Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and the Illinois Arts Council, in 2011 I released a new book of poetry called Grow No Moss. The book is designed by Chad Kouri (The Post Family), printed offset with the help of Aaron Smith at Spudnik Press, and the cover created as a lithograph at the Ox-Bow School of Art.
Book copies and prints available on the Grow No Moss website!
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