Executive Orders, Volume III
Executive Orders, Volume III
Publisher Organism for Poetic Research
Author Various (crowdsourced)
Executive Orders is an ongoing, collaborative, and crowdsourced long poem, written between January 2017 and the present. This is the third volume. See the "Foreword" for a longer introduction to the project.
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Author Various (crowdsourced)
Executive Orders is an ongoing, collaborative, and crowdsourced long poem, written between January 2017 and the present. This is the third volume. See the "Foreword" for a longer introduction to the project.
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The Distance Plan #5: Charismatic Facts, Climate Change, Poetry & Prose
The Distance Plan #5: Charismatic Facts, Climate Change, Poetry & Prose
Publisher Distance Plan Press
Author Editors, Abby Cunnane, Lina Moe, Amy Howden-Chapman
Distance Plan Issue #5, Charismatic Facts: Climate Change, Poetry and Prose includes poetry, visual art, prose essays and an interview. It is organized around the theme “Charismatic Facts.” It also includes recent additions to the ongoing project, Art & Climate Change: A Lexicon, a glossary of terms for addressing the climate crisis. The Distance Plan Issue #5 was edited by Amy Howden-Chapman, Lina Moe, and Abby Cunnane. Contributors to issue #5 are Rae Armantrout, Andrew Gorin, Rachael Guynn Wilson, Brenda Hillman, Gabriel Levin, Vana Manasiadis, Karlo Mila, Sarah Rara, Guillermo Rebollo Gil, Rodrigo Toscano, Boaz Levin, Lina Moe, Clive Hamilton, Amy Howden-Chapman, K. Flint, Leah Aronowsky, Veronica Olivotto, Oliver Kellhammer, and Gabriela Salazar. Founded in 2011, The Distance Plan brings together artists, writers, scientists, and activists to promote action on the climate crisis. The Distance Plan works through exhibitions, publications, and public events.
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Author Editors, Abby Cunnane, Lina Moe, Amy Howden-Chapman
Distance Plan Issue #5, Charismatic Facts: Climate Change, Poetry and Prose includes poetry, visual art, prose essays and an interview. It is organized around the theme “Charismatic Facts.” It also includes recent additions to the ongoing project, Art & Climate Change: A Lexicon, a glossary of terms for addressing the climate crisis. The Distance Plan Issue #5 was edited by Amy Howden-Chapman, Lina Moe, and Abby Cunnane. Contributors to issue #5 are Rae Armantrout, Andrew Gorin, Rachael Guynn Wilson, Brenda Hillman, Gabriel Levin, Vana Manasiadis, Karlo Mila, Sarah Rara, Guillermo Rebollo Gil, Rodrigo Toscano, Boaz Levin, Lina Moe, Clive Hamilton, Amy Howden-Chapman, K. Flint, Leah Aronowsky, Veronica Olivotto, Oliver Kellhammer, and Gabriela Salazar. Founded in 2011, The Distance Plan brings together artists, writers, scientists, and activists to promote action on the climate crisis. The Distance Plan works through exhibitions, publications, and public events.
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