The Blackness of Black

Poems in Memory of Nan Hoover
1. Auflage 2022
ISBN: 978-3-7562-4757-8
Verlag: BoD - Books on Demand

Buch, Englisch, Band 1/1, 60 Seiten, Paperback, Format (B × H): 148 mm x 210 mm, Gewicht: 101 g

Reihe: Stonybrook Editions

Blackness of Black is a book that features poems dedicated to an exciting, innovative artist, Nan Hoover. Nan Hoover, born in NYC in 1931, was not only an experimenting video artist, but also an inspired and inspiring live performer. She was also known for sublime drawings and fine paintings as well as light installations. The poems were written and given to her in the 1980s; she said it was the first time ever that she received poems dedicated to her and her work.
In addition to the poems that she cared for, there is information on her and on her way of doing video films, as well as other information.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Weiland, Andreas

Youssef, Magdi

Über Autor(innen)

Weiland, Andreas
Born in 1944, Andreas Weiland lived in Bochum, Tamsui nr. Taipei and Aachen for many years, before he returned to his native region. He has published poetry collections, translations of poetry, art, film, dance, theater and literary criticism, book reviews, and diverse historical and urbanistic studies.

Youssef, Magdi
Magdi Youssef, who provided a note on the author of the poems included in this small book, is a professor of comparative literature and culture studies. He taught at various universities in Europe and Egypt.

Andreas Weiland:
Born in 1944, Andreas Weiland lived in Bochum, Tamsui nr. Taipei and Aachen for many years, before he returned to his native region. He has published poetry collections, translations of poetry, art, film, dance, theater and literary criticism, book reviews, and diverse historical and urbanistic studies.

Magdi Youssef:
Magdi Youssef, who provided a note on the author of the poems included in this small book, is a professor of comparative literature and culture studies. He taught at various universities in Europe and Egypt.