Among the missing, among the dead: black poetry in America
by William Logan
On black poetry since the Civil War.
On black poetry since the Civil War.
On the Bard’s four-hundred-year legacy.
On the poetry of Ingeborg Bachmann.
On revisionary poetry.
An excerpt from the new work.
On South Africa thirty years after the end of apartheid.
On the astronomer E. E. Barnard.
On Doubt: A Parable, Corruption & The Seven Year Disappear.
On “No One Thing: David Smith, Late Sculptures” at Hauser & Wirth, New York, & “Frank Stella: Recent Sculpture” at Jeffrey Deitch, New York.
On Amada Cruz’s cancellation of “Three American Painters: Then and Now.”
On recent performances at David Geffen Hall, Carnegie Hall, Park Avenue Armory & Zankel Hall.
On America’s desensitization to outrage.
A review of Time’s Echo by Jeremy Eichler.
A review of Comedy Book by Jesse David Fox.
A review of Sing As We Go by Simon Heffer.
A review of A Villa in Tuscany by Susanna Johnston.
On the depredations of Louis Althusser.
Notes & Comments
An invented grievance
by The Editors
On art vandals & historical hogwash.