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This dazzling collection is poetry of the highest order, poetry as an affirmation of life as well as a silent grieving for the end of times
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This dazzling collection is poetry of the highest order, poetry as an affirmation of life as well as a silent grieving for the end of times
What is poetry’s place while a deadly pandemic rages on: do we read it as a prayer or a lament? As our isolation aggravates our sense of alienation, do we default to poetry? If not, where do we turn to collectively grieve? Days before the second wave hit, I got a copy of
Hackney gallery to release book of poems celebrating the borough s multicultural communities
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National Gallery of Art acquires iconic photograph by Dora Maar and work by photographer Susan Hiller
Installation view of Susan Hillers Ten Months (19771979), gelatin silver print, National Gallery of Art, Washington, Gift of the Collectors Committee, Alfred H. Moses and Fern M. Schad Fund, Gregory and Aline Gooding Fund, and David Knaus Fund © The Estate of Susan Hiller; Courtesy Lisson Gallery.
WASHINGTON, DC
.- Père Ubu (1936) by Dora Maar (19071997) is an iconic photograph of the surrealist movement. This exceptional print has recently been given to the National Gallery of Art by J. Patrick and Patricia A. Kennedy. It joins two other works by Maar already in the collection and strengthens the National Gallerys holdings of surrealist photography.