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Ella O’Keefe
double distance
doped up on hills tableaux of four pencil pines in santa hats which someone stood on a ladder to install red nails on a manicule handpainted on the truck’s cab door red handprints at Phyllis Frost traceries of lightning in …
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Tagged Ella O'Keefe
Introduction to Ella O’Keefe’s Slowlier
Since 1972, satellites have circled the earth, collecting images of it and sending them back to be catalogued and examined. Conventionally these satellites are called landsats, sometimes EarthHawks.
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Tagged Ella O'Keefe, Juliana Spahr, Zoë Sadokierski
Tell Me Like You Mean It: New Poems from Young and Emerging Writers
‘Emerging’ is a strange word, and ‘strange’ is probably a cop out. It is often arbitrary, sometimes condescending, frequently empowering and often carries with it an incredible sense of community.
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Tagged Alison Whittaker, Amelia Dale, Anupama Pilbrow, Bella Li, Claire Nashar, Elena Gomez, Ella O'Keefe, Emily Stewart, Evelyn Araluen, Hera Lindsay Bird, Holly Childs, Holly Isemonger, Jessica Mei Cham, Leah Muddle, Magan Magan, Marjon Mossammaparast, Melody Paloma, Mikaila Hanman Siegersma, Oscar Schwartz, Ryan Prehn, Saaro Umar, Sian Vate, Stacey Teague
fodder
hitchcocked glass baubles waves of melon in perfume of fresh purchase warping unseamed left the city to understand how it all gets eaten that is consumed swapsies to be an all over attitude inconspicuous flowers the socket game arachnophobia spreads …
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Tagged Ella O'Keefe
Interview with Sidney Nolan (Ella O’Keefe edit)
Hazel de Berg’s recordings take place in the homes or work spaces of the subjects rather than a recording studio. This allows something of these places into the recording whether birdsong, traffic or an r&b song playing in the background.
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Tagged Ella O'Keefe, Hazel de Berg, Sidney Nolan
Interview with Laurie Duggan (Ella O’Keefe edit)
Hazel de Berg’s recordings take place in the homes or work spaces of the subjects rather than a recording studio. This allows something of these places into the recording whether birdsong, traffic or an r&b song playing in the background.
Posted in INTERVIEWS
Tagged Ella O'Keefe, Hazel de Berg, Laurie Duggan
culture afloat
this torch requires an evaluation flash of soft politician gums hatless creampuff wearing sunglasses to the inquiry pecuniary metric conversions of a scout hall footage choose 4 nights on the celebrity solstice where a tasteful program of classic dramas will …
Posted in 72: THE END
Tagged Ella O'Keefe
Interview with John Forbes (Ella O’Keefe edit)
Hazel de Berg’s recordings take place in the homes or work spaces of the subjects rather than a recording studio. This allows something of these places into the recording whether birdsong, traffic or an r&b song playing in the background.
Posted in INTERVIEWS
Tagged Ella O'Keefe, Hazel de Berg, John Forbes, Juno Gemes
Interview with Dorothy Hewett (O’Keefe remix)
Hazel de Berg’s recordings take place in the homes or work spaces of the subjects rather than a recording studio. This allows something of these places into the recording whether birdsong, traffic or an r&b song playing in the background.
Posted in INTERVIEWS
Tagged Dorothy Hewett, Ella O'Keefe, Hazel de Berg
Interview with Brett Whiteley (O’Keefe remix)
Hazel de Berg’s recordings take place in the homes or work spaces of the subjects rather than a recording studio. This allows something of these places into the recording whether birdsong, traffic or an r&b song playing in the background.
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Tagged Brett Whiteley, Ella O'Keefe, Hazel de Berg
F in the Mirror
wonderful figment of cotton & boots I think of you when the shape shifts it could be a woman or a dog next to the man on the grass for an unreasonable duration it is a doubled creature, girlhound made …
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Tagged Ella O'Keefe
Shared Piazza
two women in the room thinking different things at the same time she takes the pen from her friends’ grasp installs a brush well what do I do with that? all of Minneapolis outside the door will have to wait …
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Tagged Ella O'Keefe
O’Keefe on as Audio Producer
Cordite is chuffed to announce that Ella O’Keefe will be our inaugural Audio Producer, and lends a stack of audio production knowledge to the journal. We’re already beavering away on detail for our first 20-30 minute program.
Posted in GUNCOTTON
Tagged Ella O'Keefe, Kent MacCarter
Ella O’Keefe Reviews Claire Gaskin
In Paperweight, her third full-length collection, Claire Gaskin shows her talent for observing fluctuations in the state of things – personal, political and environmental. Within this, she does not turn from the darker corners of the human psyche. ‘Just do the best you can’ opens with a frank acknowledgement of mortality: ‘your death keeps growing/or your life keeps contracting’.
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Tagged Claire Gaskin, Ella O'Keefe
Review Short: Luke Beesley’s Balance
The poems in Luke Beesley’s Balance, like Siobhan Hodge’s work in Picking Up The Pieces, tend towards brevity (with a few exceptions). In Hodge’s case we might consider this quality in relation to fragments, where the body and the reader’s attention is cut-up. Reading Beesley, the encounter is one that is instead cut-off – that is to say that this is poetry attuned to the momentary and to the sensing body moving through the world.
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Tagged Ella O'Keefe, luke beesley
Review Short: Siobhan Hodge’s Picking Up the Pieces
Picking Up the Pieces is a compact debut of eight poems from West Australian poet Siobhan Hodge. Its publisher, Wide Range Chapbooks, is a Cambridge based small press run by John Kinsella. Wide Range publishes poets such as Redell Olson, Rob Mengham and Drew Milne mixed in alongside young and emerging local poets, many of them students like Hodge (who in 2012 undertook a research residency in Cambridge). The collegial spirit of Wide Range and the relatively modest production values – Hodge’s book comes stapled in a photocopied card cover – suggests a publishing model that favours immediacy and ease of circulation, in a town where poetry and thinking are a constant activity.
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Tagged Ella O'Keefe, Siobhan Hodge
Basic Hut Methodology
take your platform boots off Kevin you’ve killed a deer to make your point but our tea and biscuit sensibilities will cope we forgive you you’re charming! hiding from your vanity likening molten glass to tartiflette in the fresh peat …
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Tagged Ella O'Keefe
searching for dancefloor
light-up hip scabbard goosegrass woven jumpsuit syrup blackstrap a dram of honey your moves enact their etymology _sweet lips Q: I just want to know like the basics and specifics on it dancefloor is a swamp or creamcake ligule & …
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Tagged Ella O'Keefe
The Lee Marvin Readings: An Evening with Edmund Gwenn
The Lee Marvin Readings has run, off and on, since the 1990s. Its venue has changed a number of times – from Adelaide nightclubs like Supermild, to the Iris Cinema, to the charmingly Zurich-1917, bo-ho De La Catessan and the more robustly hard-drinking and confrontational Dark Horsey bookshop at the Australian Experimental Art Foundation, where it now takes place. The sessions have been organised, run, staffed and emceed by poet and art critic Ken Bolton.
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Tagged Cath Kenneally, Doug Mason, Ella O'Keefe, Jill Jones, Kelli Rowe, ken bolton, Laurie Duggan, Pam Brown, Shannon Burns, Steve Brock, Tim Wright
Notebook Poems I-IV
I e-mail to the deep breaths department five goodberries unsampled the river brackish, or perhaps actual bracken (slides around us) like koi, not good eating first taste of real life exclusion in small gloves couldn’t read the sandlewood fan codex …
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Tagged Ella O'Keefe, ken bolton
