The catalog for the exhibit at the Contemporary Arts Center, New Orleans, Spring 1998; Jacqueline Bishop, Guest Curator. 12 Full Color Plates. Introduction by D. Eric Burkhardt.

The Colors of Rhythm: New Orleans Artists Reflect on Music and the Musician

Staub, Leslie

Birch, Willie

Pavy, Frances X.

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Poetry. "Joel Dailey uses an extremely sharp facet of the Language Crystal to operate on a flabby world that has had the nerve to be his. As unsparing as the jagged edge is, it quakes with laughter even as it cuts. This is the poetry of the Laughing Shiv, powered by eloquence. The effect is like watching a snail shell form, language turning in on itself as the LS carves and carves its cliche-plump and pop-full meat. Dare I say it? Joel Dailey is the Robinson Jeffers of Post-Pop, an exansive nature poet whose nature is on TV. His work contains the most thorough on-going critique of pretention in whatever form she may have been proclaimed"--Andrei Codrescu.

Lower 48

Literature & Fiction

Dailey, Joel

Poetry

The Snow Poems, First Snow

Brinks, Dave

Days: Poems

Lazer, Hank

Interweaving I Ching hexagrammatic measures, Mayan calendar arithmetic & totem animals, and an unwobbling axis mundi as line of flight, the complex architectonics of this superb cyclical poem create a counter-word, an act of sympathetic magic, a harnessing of the destructively chaotic energies of hurricane Katrina. Begun eight months before the storm, then moving through the days & weeks that followed, and now paralleling the rebuilding of the city of New Orleans, Dave Brinks' Caveat Onus series is a major poetic and shamanic enactment, as powerful, poetically innovative, and vital in its way as were Charles Olson's admonitions to Gloucester in the Maximus Poems. -Pierre Joris

The Caveat Onus: Book 1

History & Criticism

This is the second book in The Caveat Onus series by the great New Orleans poet. This cycle of poems has been met with great enthusiasm by poets all over the United States.

The Caveat Onus: Book 2

Tender Box: A Wunderkammer

Reed, Marthe

A poem about the individual in post-Katrina New Orleans.

Ready to Eat Individual

Sherlock, Frank

Parenting & Relationships

<p>Gina Ferrara is a professional human being whose poems are dictated by the whisperings of Orpheus himself. This astonishing book of poesy is a testament to the vanguard of her singular humanness; as well as a fierce memo to us, that life's greatest adventures come with a daunting price tag: Flesh and Blood.</p>

Ethereal Avalanche

Ferrara, Gina

The Loup Garou

Jackson, Moose

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