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Monthly Archives: June 2017
Notebooks
I’m writing a biography, of sorts, of Zarko Radakovic. Fragments of biography. Flights of fancy interspersed with passages from my notebooks. Reading through a notebook I filled on a trip to Alsace and Paris (in Paris I met Zarko and … Continue reading
Zarko’s Notebook/My Notebook
The previous two posts featured Alex’s notebook and Peter Handke’s notebook . Now Zarko’s notebook with spaces left for drawings by Nina Pops: As I work on my half of our book “We: A Friendship,” I leaf through my own notebooks … Continue reading
Peter Handke: Drawings from Notebooks
After posting some pages from Alex’s three new books I found this current exhibition of drawings from Peter Handke’s notebooks at the Galerie Klaus Gerrit Friese in Berlin. Both authors draw and write and write and draw. Neither is a … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Caldiero, Berlin, drawings, Galerie Klaus Gerrit Friese, notebooks, Peter Handke, Sophie Semin Handke
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It rains even on who’s wet: POMS 2005 by Alex Caldiero
Alex’s new work — newly presented, that is, since these are taken from his notebooks written and drawn in 2005. Words are no longer “enough like things,” a poem in the first volume complains, and one way to read these … Continue reading
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Tagged 2005, Alex Caldiero, It rains even on who's wet, Maurice Blanchot, Rilke, words and things
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Resurrection / Auferstehung / Anastasis
Spent the last couple of days working on the metaphor of standing in Dostoevsky’s novel The Idiot. A copy of Hans of Holbein’s painting of the dead Christ hanging in Rogozhin’s apartment is key to my thinking, raising questions of … Continue reading
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Tagged Dostoevsky, Gary Browning, Grünewald, Hans Holbein, Hieronymus Bosch, Julia Kristeva, The Idiot
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