Bonny Cassidy: unbidden
|ʌnˌbɪd(ə)n|. This paper was presented in the panel ‘Poetics of Decolonization’ at Active Aesthetics: Contemporary Australian Poetry.
Category Archives: Archive
This is the chronological archive of all POETRY & POETICS materials from our events and seminars. To navigate the archive you can explore by date, click on the tags below each archival object, or use the search function in the menu bar.
This is the chronological archive of all POETRY & POETICS materials from our events and seminars. To navigate the archive you can explore by date, click on the tags below each archival object, or use the search function in the menu bar.
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Matthew Hall: The Origins of Black Aesthetics, Radicalism, and Linguistic Innovation in Lionel Fogarty’s Poetic
This paper was presented in the panel ‘Poetics of Decolonization’ at Active Aesthetics: Contemporary Australian Poetry.
Q&A Discussion from panel ‘Pan-Tropic Poetics’
This panel was presented by Toby Fitch, Michael Farrell and Corey Wakeling at Active Aesthetics: Contemporary Australian Poetry.
Corey Wakeling: The comic scenario towards the commons:
‘No colony can con’. This paper was presented in the panel ‘Pan-Tropics Poetics’ at Active Aesthetics: Contemporary Australian Poetry.
Michael Farrell: Break or Connection?
Species Catalogues and the Conceptual Episteme in Australian Poetry. This paper was presented in the panel ‘Pan-Tropics Poetics’ at Active Aesthetics: Contemporary Australian Poetry.
Toby Fitch: Inversion:
A Down Under Conceit. This paper was presented in the panel ‘Pan-Tropic Poetics’ at Active Aesthetics: Contemporary Australian Poetry.
Active Aesthetics: 15 April Readings and Performances
Readings and Performances from the Friday session of Active Aesthetics; a conference and festival of contemporary Australian poetry that took place over four days in April 2016 at the University of California, Berkeley and the San Francisco Center for New Music.
Q&A Discussion from panel ‘Politics, Activism, Innovation’
This panel was presented by Sam Langer, Astrid Lorange and Marty Hiatt at Active Aesthetics: Contemporary Australian Poetry.
Marty Hiatt: ‘How long have we been doing this’:
Reduction and bearing in some poems by Tim Wright. This paper was presented in the panel ‘Politics, Activism, Innovation’ at Active Aesthetics: Contemporary Australian Poetry.
Astrid Lorange: Poetry after the future:
Conspirary, ecstasy and hopelessness in contemporary Australian writing around art. This paper was presented in the panel ‘Politics, Activism, Innovation’ at Active Aesthetics: Contemporary Australian Poetry.