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Freethemetry
This image was used as the cover for our thirty-seventh issue, No Theme!
Highlights from the Korean poets’ tour of Australia!
This gallery contains 12 photos.
In August 2011, Korean poets Kim Ki Taek, Park Ra Youn, Hwang Tong-gyu and Park Hyung Jun landed in Australia for a ten day tour. They presented at the Melbourne Writers Festival and in Sydney at the Redroom Poetry Company. The tour was a reciprocal visit following the Cordite/Asialink tour of Korea in May.
Ozko (Hanguk-Hoju) Cover Image
This image was used as the banner for Cordite 35.2: Oz-Ko (Hanguk-Hoju). Check out Ivy”s flickr stream!
Yeonhui Seminar and Performance Poster
This poster was produced to advertise the seminar-meeting between three Australian and four Korean poets held at Yeonhui Writers Village in May 2011 (full write-up here), and a later evening of performances, also held at Yeonhui (full write-up coming soon!).
Yi Sang House, Seoul
This gallery contains 20 photos.
The Conversations with Yi Sang project, co-organised by artist Jooyoung Lee, seeks to interrogate, engage with and memorialise the work of controversial twentieth-century Korean poet Yi Sang. View a gallery of images taken at the house during the Cordite tour of Korea in May 2011.
Oz-Ko (Hoju-Hangul) Cover Image
This image was used as the banner for Cordite 35.1: Oz-Ko (Hoju Hangul). Check out Ivy’s flickr stream!
Jeju-do, with family: A Korean photo essay
This gallery contains 12 photos.
“It was before the Christmas of 2008 when my brother and his girlfriend came to visit my dad and I in Seoul. That’s over two years ago now and I didn’t keep a diary at the time. I have some memories, and I have some photos, and I have some memories from some photos. And I have some emails.”
Cover Image: Oz-Ko | 호주 – 한국
Image: David Prater, “Paju Book City (ROK, 2009)” (view original)
Recasting the Mould: "Beyond is Anything"
This gallery contains 9 photos.
Upon hearing of our Children of Malley II edition of Cordite, one of our readers sent us in an unexpected surprise. Lurking in the wings was a Malley encounter we never expected: we found that the hoax lives on.
The Ern Malley Finger Puppet
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Children of Malley II cover image
This shot, taken in the wilderness that is Australian poetry, was sent to us by an anonymous subscriber.
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