performance and installation pieces
by Dai Guangyu and the Chengdu Public Action Art Movement
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Contributed By: Dai Guangyu
performance and installation pieces
by Dai Guangyu and the Chengdu Public Action Art Movement
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Note: The following letter responds to an editorial comment and three reviews by Jason Guriel, published in the March, 2009 issue of Poetry. Because portions of this letter were initially posted at Poetry’s online version, it could not be included in the print version of the magazine. In any case, the issues broached here regarding practices of reviewing in […]
Two workers were repairing it the day we visited— one worker passing thatch to one on a ladder; our friend Judy, a photographer, said this was a favorite place for her: the dovecote once bred pigeons and doves for the dinner table: chambers inside—when the manor house was inhabited— filled with squabs and […]
Her drawn on eyebrows will stay put with setting powder until the blaze crawls up her body. She had drawn herself with flames at her feet in her sketchbook many times. She first knew danger as a child. She wore it like a stolen dress. Precocious children are often alone. Margaret […]