Showing posts with label letterpress. Show all posts
Showing posts with label letterpress. Show all posts
4.17.2022
poem's apotheosis
Being printed as a letterpress broadside is the apotheosis of the poem.
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apotheosis,
broadside,
letterpress,
print
2.21.2022
one poem printed
Every poet should have one poem printed as a letterpress broadside.
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broadside,
letterpress,
one poem,
print,
signature poem
2.02.2021
the time it takes
Slow poetry: publishing a broadside.
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audience,
broadside,
letterpress,
slow poetry
3.10.2020
text takes a backseat
Even the broadside seems to have sacrificed the simple virtues of text to visual impact.
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broadside,
impact,
letterpress,
text,
visual,
visual art
2.07.2018
abc and abs
A young poet was invited into the basement of an older poet, and upon seeing a letterpress there, asked what kind of exercise equipment it was.
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age,
fine printing,
letterpress,
machine,
old poet,
times,
young poet
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