abounding freedom
May 2, 2024
New in Arteidolia, a review essay on Julien Gracq’s Abounding Freedom, a collection of prose poems translated into English.
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on jean metzinger’s le gouter, in arteidolia
January 9, 2024
New in Arteidolia’s January 2024 issue, an essay on Jean Metzinger’s painting Le Gouter.
on remedios varo’s the juggler
December 11, 2023
New in Arteidolia, an essay on Mexican painter Remedios Varo’s enigmatic The Juggler (The Magician).
on barnett newman & the sublime
September 18, 2023
In September’s Arteidolia, I have an essay on Barnett Newman’s intuition of the sublime.
on robert desnos, new in arteidolia
June 1, 2023
New in Arteidolia is my review-essay of Night of Loveless Nights, the 50th anniversary reissue of second generation New York School poet Lewis Warsh’s translation of Surrealist Robert Desnos’ poem.
poetry of meret oppenheim
March 14, 2023
You may know her as the creator of the fur-covered tea set, but Meret Oppenheim also composed poetry. My review of a collection of her complete poems is new on Arteidolia.
new in arteidolia, marvelous vs the absurd
February 13, 2023
My essay Marvelous vs the Absurd, in which I look at the complex relationship between these two fundamental stances toward the world’s intelligibility, has just been posted on Arteidolia.
what is beat?
December 16, 2022
New in Arteidolia, my review-essay on a new anthology of Beat and Beat-related poetry from California.
new in arteidolia
November 11, 2022
Robert Motherwell’s large painting Reconciliation Elegy has fascinated me since I first saw it in the autumn of 1979, not long after it went up in the then-new East Building of the National Gallery of Art. My reflections on the piece appear in the November number of Arteidolia.
new in swifts & slows
September 4, 2022
Painter Ron Morosan and I have a second image-and-text collaboration in the new number of swifts & slows, a quarterly from Arteidolia.
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