Art History as Ekphrasis – Jas´ Elsner
Jas´ Elsner argues in his 2010 article 'Art History as Ekphrasis' that Art History is a form of ekphrasis as is any translation of the sensual world into language. His fundamental…
Writing for Art – Stephen Cheeke
Creeke talks about ‘writing for art’ as a kind of failure, a ‘doomed experiment’. The poet desperately wanting the kudos of the painter, envying the ‘gaze’ of the art viewer.
The Poet as Art Thief: A National Gallery Heist
Notes on the Arc Poetry magazine's annual 2011 entitled 'The Poet as Art Thief : A National Gallery Heist' view PDF page 2. Anita Lahey ‘A Spot of Brightness’ (introduction) page 10. Aislinn Hunter…
Neruda’s Ekphrastic Experience
Mendez-Ramirez argues that when Pablo Neruda’s writing was influenced by the Mexican Mural movement.