Search Results: Titles starting with V from Black Mountain College Museum + Arts Center Bookstore

Catalogue for an exhibition held September 20, 2018 - January 4, 2020, edited by co-curators Chelsea Spengemann and Sara VanDerBeek. Features full-color reproductions along with essays by Gloria Sutton, Adrianna Campbell-LaFleur, and Hyemin Kim. Includes insert with text of keynote address by Chelsea Spengemann and Sara VanDerBeek given at ReVIEWING Black Mountain College international conference, September 2019. Paperback, 125 pages. New.

Catalogue for an exhibition held January 24 - May 17, 2014 at Black Mountain College Museum + Arts Center, showcasing Homire's life drawing and poetry. Short introduction by exhibition curator Connie Bostic. 48 pages. Bound in semigloss pictorial wrappers. NEW. Cynthia Homire came to Black Mountain College to study pottery with David Weinrib and Karen Karnes, and later married fellow BMC alum Jorge Fick. They opened the Fickery in Santa Fe where she made utilitarian stoneware that he glazed. They held life drawing classes in their studio for a number of years, and as her eyesight began to fail, Homire wrote poetry.

Jargon 113.Collection of poems by North Carolina poet Jeffery Beam. One of 200 copies bound in tan cloth, with forest green endpapers and a tan dust jacket featuring a drawing by James McGarrell. Frontispiece drawing also by McGarrell. 66 + [5] pages. NEW, from publisher's stock.
"In America we have meadows and woods, rather than parks and borders; obsession and trance where reflection would flourish. We are no gardeners, but shaman. The vegetable world still cultivates us. Its spellbinding old magic will not be let go, and Jeffery Beam reawakens us to it with his 'Visions of Dame Kind'.
Here, brevity is wit's true measure, and every detail an horary. Nonetheless, these poems are blazes. They cut trails, make settlement, and found again this new world. there is a restlessness among the leaves, intention in full day-light, shadows filled with desire." -Thomas Meyer