An Opening of the Field: Jess, Robert Duncan, and Their Circle
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Past Programs
Readings: Art History Writing Competition
The Art History Writing Competition winner and finalists will read their poems and prose in response to the exhibition. Introduced by contest judge Thomaï Serdari, Director of Research Collections and Adjunct Professor, Department of Art History, NYU. Co-organized by NYU’s Department of Art History and Grey Art Gallery
Readings: Art History Writing Competition
The Art History Writing Competition winner and finalists will read their poems and prose in response to the exhibition. Introduced by contest judge Thomaï Serdari, Director of Research Collections and Adjunct Professor, Department of Art History, NYU. Co-organized by NYU’s Department of Art History and Grey Art Gallery.
Words from the Field: Jess, Duncan, and The Beats
NYU students will read selected poems by Robert Duncan and his circle and discuss related works in the exhibition. Organized and introduced by Stacey Rose, MFA Candidate in Dramatic Writing.
Words from the Field: Jess, Duncan, and The Beats
NYU students will read selected poems by Robert Duncan and his circle and discuss related works in the exhibition. Organized and introduced by Stacey Rose, MFA Candidate in Dramatic Writing. Co-organized by NYU’s Department of Dramatic Writing and Grey Art Gallery.
Duncan and Jess Between Fields
Panel discussion moderated by Lytle Shaw, Associate Professor of English, NYU, with Michael Davidson, Professor of American Literature, University of California at San Diego; Lisa Jarnot, poet and author of Robert Duncan, The Ambassador from Venus (UC Press, 2012); and Daniel C. Remein, Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow in English, NYU.
Duncan and Jess Between Fields
Panel discussion moderated by Lytle Shaw, Associate Professor of English, NYU, with Michael Davidson, Professor of American Literature, University of California at San Diego; Lisa Jarnot, poet and author of Robert Duncan, The Ambassador from Venus (UC Press, 2012); and Daniel C. Remein, Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow in English, NYU. Co-organized by NYU’s Department of English, […]
The Enamord Mage: Magic, Alchemy, and Esoteric Thought in Works by Robert Duncan and Jess
Panel discussion moderated by Jesse Bransford, Clinical Associate Professor of Art and Art Education, Steinhardt School, with Susan Aberth, Associate Professor of Art History, Bard College; artist Carol Bove; and David Levi Strauss, Chair, MFA Program in Art Criticism and Writing, School of Visual Arts.
The Enamord Mage: Magic, Alchemy, and Esoteric Thought in Works by Robert Duncan and Jess
Panel discussion moderated by Jesse Bransford, Clinical Associate Professor of Art and Art Education, Steinhardt School, with Susan Aberth, Associate Professor of Art History, Bard College; artist Carol Bove; and David Levi Strauss, Chair, MFA Program in Art Criticism and Writing, School of Visual Art. Co-organized by NYU’s Department of Art and Art Professions, Steinhardt School, and […]
Jess: Selected Works
Opening reception: Thursday, January 16, 2014, 5–7 pm Information: www.tibordenagy.com, info@tibordenagy.com, 212/262-5050
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Jess: Selected Works
On view January 16–February 22, 2014 Opening reception: Thursday, January 16, 5–7 pm Information: www.tibordenagy.com, info@tibordenagy.com, 212/262-5050
Gallery Conversation: Jess, Robert Duncan, and Their Circle
With Michael Duncan and Christopher Wagstaff, curators of the exhibition.
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O! Tricky Cad & Other Jessoterica
In this illustrated lecture/conversation, Michael Duncan, editor of O! Tricky Cad & Other Jessoterica and co-curator of An Opening of the Field, will delve into the nooks of Jess’s works and shed light on the California avant-garde literary and art scene of the 1950s and ’60s. Organized by Siglio Press.