"Jenny Xie: On Memory and Migration"
"You have in the sequence both lateral and longitudinal reach, along with expansive ways to sustain inquiry, and agility in perspective and formal approach. In the past few years, I think my work has become more invested in instability and irresolution, in the act of allowing language and the poetic line to wander across wider canvases."
via THE YALE REVIEW |
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What Sparks Poetry:
Christian Stanzione on Lao-tzu's Taoteching
"Whatever is between the subjective and the objective is what we want to experience. Some call this a return to the 'unmediated experience,' others 'theosis,' others 'things-in-themselves,' and others still 'objective properties.' So far as I can tell, Lao-tzu calls this process of moving towards the objective becoming virtuous." |
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