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Of Work Spun from the Entrails
Mark Ford, Raymond Roussel and the Republic of Dreams, Faber, £25. The russet-stemmed variables in my dictionary of French art and literature provoke ironic reflections. Rousseau, Henri – le douanier – emblem of naivety; Rousseau, Jean Jacques – pioneer of … Continue reading
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Tagged anorexia, Homeostasis, Lacan, Mark Ford, Picasso, Raymond Roussel, Thornton Wilder
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THE BALLAD OF MULAN
Creak creak, and again a creak. It’s Mu-lan’s loom there, by the door. But you don’t hear its shuttle speak. You hear her sighs and nothing more. You ask her, Who is in your heart? You ask her, Who is … Continue reading
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Tagged a ballad, a poem that inspired a film, Chinese poetry, Mu-Lan, Mulan, woman warrior
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Beverley at Iguazu – Read by Anthony Howell
Beverley at Iguazu This poem was first published in Dancers in Daylight, Anvil, London 2003. More poem-films and videos of performances here
Posted in Poetry
Tagged Dancers in Daylight, father daughter relationships, Iguazu Falls, poetry
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Pictures at an Exhibition – Sketch 1.
A lovely piece of Performance Art by Milica Vukovic relating to a picture by Mark Williams, which was shown in his exhibition at The Room in May 2015.
Posted in art, Dance, Video
Tagged Homage to a painting, Mark Williams, Milica Vukovic, Performance Art, Pictures at an exhibition, The Room
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Hand Sewn Images
Pop portraits on these lovely little works by Jenny Hart. They include a lovely one of Marianne Faithfull. Click on Marianne to read my piece about her.
My Part in the Downfall of Everything
First published 2015, my satire. Click the image to see the post in the Fortnightly Review! The full story can be found in Go forth and Serve, Martin Rosenbluth, 1961. Library of Congress cat. no. 60-53237 The poem is now … Continue reading
Now up on The Poetry Archive!
The recordings I made of some of my poems, including “Innisfree”, are now online at the National Poetry Archive. The Archive has more material recorded, including the whole of “Silent Highway”. These recordings are now available for a very modest price on … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony Howell, Innisfree, National Poetry Archive, poetry, Poetry Recording, Rufus Noel-Buxton, Silent Highway, The Thames
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Negative Time Number 3 at The Room
This is the Third Movement of Negative Time. Like ‘negative space’, negative time suggests that form is created by what is missed out. Each dance in this series misses out some usually included ingredient in the art of tango – … Continue reading
Posted in Dance, Music, Performance Art, Tango, Video
Tagged Scriabin, Tango Schumann, Tango to classical music
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MARK WILLIAMS – exhibition at The Room
A comprehensive view of the exhibition by Mark Williams that was shown at The Room.
Diane Arbus and Howard Nemerov
Very interesting post about sibling rivalry in the arts of poetry and photography. Has to be said, Nemerov was no slouch when it came to poetry. Here is one of his best. BRAINSTORM The house was shaken by a rising … Continue reading
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Tagged Diane Arbus, envy, Howard Nemerov, photography, poetry, sibling rivalry
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