The Art of Collaboration : Poets, Artists, Books by Michael Siebenbrodt read ebook TXT, EPUB, PDF
9780986004056 English 0986004057 Always a space for experimentation, the book has been a platform for innovative collaboration since its invention, and never more than in the modern era--when painters, poets, editors, typographers, and binders have each contributed to the production of works whose whole becomes something far more than its parts. The essays in this volume address some of the main threads of collaboration in American and French poetry and printing, where the livre d'artiste flirts with the artist's book in imagining the page, the text, the codex as a vital scene of exchange. Each of these authors has been involved in this field in a professional and/or creative manner, and each speaks from experience with substantive authority.-- Johanna Drucker,Breslauer Professor of Bibliographical Studies, UCLA, Poetry. Art. Contributors are Susan Bee, Bill Berkson, Charles Bernstein & Richard Tuttle, Olivier Brossard, Antoine Cazé, Antoine Coron, Anca Cristofovici, Gervais Jassaud, Vincent Katz, Constance Lewallen, Barbara Montefalcone, Pascal Poyet & Franéoise Goria, Raphael Rubinstein, Kyle Schlesinger, and Michael Siebenbrodt. "Always a space for experimentation, the book has been a platform for innovative collaboration since its invention, and never more than in the modern erawhen painters, poets, editors, typographers, and binders have each contributed to the production of works whose whole becomes something far more than its parts. The essays in this volume address some of the main threads of collaboration in American and French poetry and printing, where the livre d'artiste flirts with the artist's book in imagining the page, the text, the codex as a vital scene of exchange. Each of these authors has been involved in this field in a professional and/or creative manner, and each speaks from experience with substantive authority."Johanna Drucker
9780986004056 English 0986004057 Always a space for experimentation, the book has been a platform for innovative collaboration since its invention, and never more than in the modern era--when painters, poets, editors, typographers, and binders have each contributed to the production of works whose whole becomes something far more than its parts. The essays in this volume address some of the main threads of collaboration in American and French poetry and printing, where the livre d'artiste flirts with the artist's book in imagining the page, the text, the codex as a vital scene of exchange. Each of these authors has been involved in this field in a professional and/or creative manner, and each speaks from experience with substantive authority.-- Johanna Drucker,Breslauer Professor of Bibliographical Studies, UCLA, Poetry. Art. Contributors are Susan Bee, Bill Berkson, Charles Bernstein & Richard Tuttle, Olivier Brossard, Antoine Cazé, Antoine Coron, Anca Cristofovici, Gervais Jassaud, Vincent Katz, Constance Lewallen, Barbara Montefalcone, Pascal Poyet & Franéoise Goria, Raphael Rubinstein, Kyle Schlesinger, and Michael Siebenbrodt. "Always a space for experimentation, the book has been a platform for innovative collaboration since its invention, and never more than in the modern erawhen painters, poets, editors, typographers, and binders have each contributed to the production of works whose whole becomes something far more than its parts. The essays in this volume address some of the main threads of collaboration in American and French poetry and printing, where the livre d'artiste flirts with the artist's book in imagining the page, the text, the codex as a vital scene of exchange. Each of these authors has been involved in this field in a professional and/or creative manner, and each speaks from experience with substantive authority."Johanna Drucker