What is practice-based criticism? • Prose of the Trans-Canada

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During Feb and Mar 2012, in collaboration with the Kelly Writers House, we will be hosting materials for

Philadelphia Lawyer (clever, shrewd attorney) :
Poet = Ped[et al.]agog = Idea[l]log ?

a talk series exploring the competing ideologies investing differential practices of critique in Philadelphia, at the University of Pennsylvania, of the KWH, or elsewhere. We welcome submissions of essais that enact complication between university scholarship and its "alternatives".

Talks will take place on February 23 and March 22, at KWH, hosted by CARA BENSON, in collaboration with speakers MARCELLA DURAND and PATTIE MCCARTHY.

Below can be found works with [by] others, in response to the question, What is practice-based criticism?

Prose of the Trans-Canada - by derek beaulieu

In 1913 Blaise Cendrars created his monumental Prose of the Trans-Siberian, a milestone in the history of artists books and visual poetry. When the intended edition of 150 copies was laid end-to-end they measured the same length as the height of the symbol of Parisian Modernity, the Eiffel Tower. Prose of the Trans-Canada responds to Cendrars’ legacy in a 16″ x 52″ visual poem. When all 150 copies of this limited edition are placed end-to-end, the resultant length is the same as the symbol of Calgarian Modernity, the Calgary Tower.

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