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Category Archives: Wallace Stevens
Kenneth Koch on His Bad Teenage Poetry, His Influences, and Teaching Poetry to Children
In his groundbreaking books Wishes, Lies, and Dreams and Rose, Where Did You Get that Red?, Kenneth Koch laid out a set of creative and inspiring ideas about teaching children how to write poetry that continue to serve as an invaluable resource for teachers and … Continue reading
Robert Motherwell exhibit at the Guggenheim: Motherwell and Frank O’Hara
Last week, the NY Times reviewed a new show at the Guggenheim devoted to the work of Robert Motherwell, the Abstract-Expressionist painter and friend to Frank O’Hara and other New York poets. The review, by Holland Cotter, refers to it … Continue reading
“Letters of the New York School,” panel at the American Literature Association conference, Boston (May 25, 2013)
If you’re interested to see the kind of scholarly work being done on poets of the New York School lately, check out the panel that the “New York School Society” hosted at this year’s American Literature Association Conference in Boston … Continue reading