Ana Mendieta, Bird Transformation, 1972

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Ana Mendieta, Bird Transformation, 1972

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Amo e Canto is Out in the World!
Amo e Canto is Out in the World!
Nearly two years after the announcement that it had won the 2020 Sow’s Ear Poetry Chapbook Prize, my collection Amo e Canto (Italian for I Love and I Sing) has been released. Because it came out as Issue 30.1 of the Sow’s Ear Poetry Review (and was sent to all subscribers of the Review), it’s not conventionally available for purchase. However, I am selling extra copies, postage paid, for $13.50…
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I've always been drawn to hybridity in poetry and prose alike, playing with where the lines between them could be smudged or spiraled or jump-roped over.
GennaRose Nethercott, interviewed by Kathleen Rooney for the Brooklyn Rail
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Francesca Woodman, Untitled, Antella, 1977-1978

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“Der Schrei Der Natur” - Anniek Kortleve, Antonia Wilson, Othilia Simon & Nadia Giramata by Charles Fréger for Pop Magazine F/W 2012 Supplement
Patricia Piccinini, Tender, 2014
Rebecca Horn, Einhorn, 1970-72
Rebecca Horn, still from Performances I, 1972