Bosch’d Wayne Koestenbaum

Bosch’d Wayne KoestenbaumJoan Retallack "In [Bosch's] enchanted garden no color line is drawn."Commentary 106, Art Treasures of the Prado, 1954 Joan Retallack's Boschd"fables, moral tales & other awkward constructions" is passionate, transgressive and, albeit obliquely, optimistic that we can (but only with creative buoyancy) exhume a sense of viable futures for all species on this planet. The first of many Boschd aphorisms states the opening condition this way: "Humor

and languages she has loved

From critical talks to fictional monologues

filmed the Velvet Underground

Holly Melgard

Gripping and singularly anachronistic

the forty poems in The Colossus are early artifacts of genius that still possess the power to move

In SIGINT

and makes realistic computer generated videos that often feature figures that resemble the artist in the throes of unaccountable psychical crises

A rare document of the 1960s Black Arts Movement featuring Albert Ayler

part concrete poem about a little dead rabbit the poet found on the verge of a road

his praise of the rise of technology

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