Tag Archives: Antonin Artaud

Towards an Interdimensional Poetics (Part One)

Posted on May 16, 2011 by

Being a Response to ‘The H.D Book’ of Robert Duncan, Amongst Other Things “Matter?? Where’s it coming from?” -Withnail and I, Bruce Robinson “La science, la nouvelle noblesse! Le progrès. Le monde marche! Pourquoi tournerait-il pas? C’est la vision des … Continue reading →

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Nancy Meets the Mômo – Clayton Eshleman

Posted on April 16, 2011 by

Antonin Artaud (1896-1948) is one of the greatest examples in art of the imaginative retrieval of a life that was beyond repair. What he ultimately accomplished should bear a torch through the dark nights of all our souls. Between 1969 … Continue reading →

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