Sirenes
Sirenes by Allan Graubard is a unique collaboration that intertwines poetry and visual art, published by Lulu.com on May 22, 2016. This edition spans 32 pages and is presented in English, showcasing a blend of images and text inspired by a moment of creativity sparked during an exhibition. The work reflects the dynamic interplay between Graubard’s poetry and the artistic vision of Gregg Simpson, creating a rich tapestry of literary and visual expression.
Readers will find that Sirenes explores the interconnectedness of poetry, art, and events through a flowing sequence of images. The collaboration highlights the synergy between Graubard’s literary contributions and Simpson’s artistic background, offering insights into the creative process. This book invites exploration into the realms of literature and fiction, as well as poetry, making it a distinctive addition to the landscape of contemporary artistic works.
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Sirenes is a collaboration between the poet Allan Graubard and the artist Gregg Simpson. Allan Graubard notes that the title came about at an exhibition when he heard a fire engine snaking through the walls and realized that he had heard the theme for this collaboration. Poetry, art, and event twine in this sinuous flow of images. Allan Graubard’s poems, plays and texts include And tell tulip the summer, Targets, Invisible Heads: Surrealists in North America. His plays have premiered in New York; Washington DC; Lafayette, Louisiana; Dubrovnik, Croatia; Sibiu, Romania; and in Modena and Lugo, Italy. He lives in New York with his wife, Carolyn McGee. Born in Ottawa in 1947, Bowen Island artist, Gregg Simpson, has been active in visual art, music, and multi-media performances since the mid-1960s. His work has been exhibited and published in museums and galleries in Canada, the U.S., Italy, France, England, Austria, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, Brazil, Chile and Australia.
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