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Here’s a video of your humble editors performing ‘Reasons To Be Cheerful/Fearful’ at StAnza Poetry Festival  March 4th 2017

 

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Art Sonnet Chain

For our fourth sonnet chain, we have invited longtime New Boots co-conspirator, previous chain contributor, and cover artist Sophie Herxheimer to be co-editor along with the very wonderful poet/artist of the idea of Northness (& Greenlandic), Nancy Campbell.

The Art Sonnet Chain will start on February 21st and post fortnightly here on the New Boots and Pantisocracies site, with each link being shared across Facebook, TwittereX, BlueSky, and Insta. Then, all being well, Whaleback City Press will publish as usual in the autumn.

Just as the format of the Sonnet Chain took the idea of a corona of sonnets and made it collaborative, the Art Sonnet Chain (as you might expect given the involvement of the inventor of Protest Calligraphy!) will explore the junction between poetry about art and art that engages with poetry.

To that end, while working within the constraints of the sonnet chain, where the last line of each sonnet becomes the first line of the next, we hope this theme might allow not just ekphrasis or poems about iconic (and less well-known) figures, but experiment: sonnets about processes, techniques, ideas - about art-making itself.

Sophie and Nancy are looking for art structured like a sonnet, for sonnets that can be drawn, snipped, or modelled. As long as it is reproducible on paper in black and white, and something like a last line can be handed on, let's see how far we can go!

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40 days – the Archive

  • Art Sonnet Chain, 9: Jacqueline Saphra
  • Art Sonnet Chain, 8: Alison Winch
  • Art Sonnet Chain, 7: Pascale Petit
  • Art Sonnet Chain, 6: Chrissy Williams
  • Art Sonnet Chain, 5: Tishani Doshi
  • Peter McCarey: Enemies of Righteousness and Our Great Nation
  • Art Sonnet Chain, 4: Linda France
  • Art Sonnet Chain, 3: Tamar Yoseloff
  • Peter Daniels: Unfinished Monuments
  • Art Sonnet Chain, 2: Kaddy Benyon
  • Adam Horovitz: In Their High Castles
  • Art Sonnet Chain, 1: Sophie Herxheimer
  • Peter McCarey: Crans
  • Eco Sonnet Chain Crown – Linda France
  • Eco Sonnet #14 – Glyn Maxwell
  • Executive Disobediences #13 – WN Herbert
  • Eco Sonnet #13 – WN Herbert
  • Executive Disobediences #12 – Marianne L. Berghuis
  • Eco Sonnet #12 – Steve Ely
  • Executive Disobediences #11 – Tom Phillips
  • Eco Sonnet #11 – Helen Mort
  • Executive Disobediences #10 – Gordon McInnes
  • Eco Sonnet #10 – Sophie Herxheimer
  • Executive Disobediences #9 – Mandy Macdonald
  • Eco Sonnet #9 – Jacob Polley
  • Executive Disobediences #8 – Nick Allen
  • Eco Sonnet Chain #8 – Jacqueline Saphra
  • Executive Disobediences #7 – Karen Macfarlane
  • Eco Sonnet Chain #7 – Jemma Borg
  • Executive Disobediences #6 – Peter Childs
  • Eco Sonnet Chain #6 – Tishani Doshi
  • Executive Disobediences #5 – Anne Berkeley
  • Eco Sonnet Chain #5 – Jane Burn
  • Executive Disobediences #4 – Andy Jackson
  • Eco Sonnet Chain #4 – Anne-Sophie Balzer
  • Executive Disobediences #3 – Beth McDonough
  • Eco Sonnet Chain #3 – Caleb Parkin
  • Executive Disobediences #2 – Rishi Dastidar
  • Eco Sonnet Chain #2 – Emma Must
  • Executive Disobediences #1 – Andrew Leggett

Commissioning and Contributions

This site is maintained by self-appointed voluntary arts drones working on zero hours non-contracts. Therefore unless we specifically say so we simply can’t process unsolicited work, and will tend to proceed by invitations. We hope we’ve got enough sense to ask *you* for a contribution, but please don’t be offended if we’re so stupid, tired, or disempowered that we haven’t approached you yet.

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