Mary Jo Bang
The Eye Like a Strange Balloon
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Grover Press Poetry, New York, USA, United States, September 29, 2004
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The poems in  The Eye Like a Strange Balloon  find their seed in paintings, film, video, photographs, and collage, and the end results are something more than a sum of their parts. Beginning with a painting done in 2003, the poems move backwards in time to 1 BC, where an architectural fragment is painted on an architectural fragment, highlighting visual art’s strange relationship between the image and the thing itself. The total effect is exhilarating—a wholly original, personal take on art history coupled with Bang’s sly and elegant commentary on poetry’s enduring subjects: Love, Death, Time and Desire. The recipient of numerous prizes and awards, Bang stands at the front of American poetry with this new work, asking more of the English language, and enticing and challenging the reader.
The Eye Like a Strange Balloon
2004
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The Eye Like a Strange Balloon
by Mary Jo Bang
Grover Press Poetry, New York, USA, United States, September 29, 2004
Grove Press

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Grove Press Poetry, 1st ed., New York, USA, New York (State), 2004
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Grove Press
The poems in  The Eye Like a Strange Balloon  find their seed in paintings, film, video, photographs, and collage, and the end results are something more than a sum of their parts. Beginning with a painting done in 2003, the poems move backwards in time to 1 BC, where an architectural fragment is painted on an architectural fragment, highlighting visual art’s strange relationship between the image and the thing itself. The total effect is exhilarating—a wholly original, personal take on art history coupled with Bang’s sly and elegant commentary on poetry’s enduring subjects: Love, Death, Time and Desire. The recipient of numerous prizes and awards, Bang stands at the front of American poetry with this new work, asking more of the English language, and enticing and challenging the reader.
The Eye Like a Strange Balloon
2004
ol:OL3308052M
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OL3308052M
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book_unknown
9780802141576
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The Eye Like a Strange Balloon
Mary Jo Bang
Grove Press Poetry, 1st ed., New York, USA, New York (State), 2004
Grove Press Poetry, 1st ed. , New York, USA, New York (State), 2004
Grove Press

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