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  • Incredible Uselessness

    February 12, 2018

    Joseph M. Gerace

    photography
  • Performing Neurodegenerative Critique (I Escape the Atmosphere)

    I escape the atmosphere I escape the sinister I escaped the atmosphere I escape the atmosphere I recalled the atmosphere I read the atmosphere I…

    February 11, 2018

    Joseph M. Gerace

    experimental writing, poetry
    Alzheimer’s, Andrea Fraser, Artforum, criticism, disease, recursion, repetition
  • Vibrating Boards

    Wikipedia Poem, No. 726 benglis, sonia delaunay, annie beauty of terror olly found this elsewhere barbara kruger vibrating the smell over these fuckers should see…

    February 11, 2018

    Joseph M. Gerace

    poetry, wikipoem
    art, Barbara Kruger, boots, fine art, Lynda Benglis, olympics, Painting, photography, Sonia Delaunay
  • Child Transplanting is a Major Annual Task (Low Effort, High Reward)

    Wikipedia Poem, No. 725 ONE ANNUAL TASK ANNUAL TASK ANNUAL TASK ANNUAL TASK ANNUAL TASK ANNUAL TASK ANNUAL TASK ANNUAL TASK ANNUAL LABOUR DURING IS…

    February 11, 2018

    Joseph M. Gerace

    poetry, wikipoem
    art, copying, copyright, Magnum Photos, North Korea, photography, poem, travel
  • “Women Begin New Reign of Terror”

    Wikipedia Poem, No. 724 annie besant you motherfuckers should see my notebooks re- surrealismo a word near athens admit your feelings high above new york…

    February 10, 2018

    Joseph M. Gerace

    art, drama, poetry, wikipoem
    Annie Besant, feminism, journal, sculpture, surrealism, therapy, women
  • Why Phonic Multiplication Is the Work of Trillionaires (Return to the Flower)

    Wikipedia Poem, No. 723 On an oedipal level, what a feeling! Thrilled little clouds in the supermarket: No, I want that. Was it in the…

    February 9, 2018

    Joseph M. Gerace

    art, poetry, wikipoem
    ai, algorithm, fine art, literature, machine learning, parenting, peace, photography
  • A Noisy Phalanx Is a Safe Phalanx

      I impute, with geometry, Hoplite. Consciously I do this to you, Too-Beautiful Poemtaker. Remember John to Philip wrote: “Don’t worry about it Levine, you’re…

    February 4, 2018

    Joseph M. Gerace

    art, poetry
    art, beauty, greek, history, John Berryman, nature, philip levine, poetry
  • Imagine If You Weren’t In a Rush (Stegosaurus)

    Wikipedia Poem, No. 722 thursday the pair of photocollages february one presents a set of oppositions from nineteen hundred words versus pictures relevant hours to…

    February 1, 2018

    Joseph M. Gerace

    photography, poetry, wikipoem
    alert, art, collage, construction, essay, history, photo, technology
  • Are You Rea (Robert Heinecken, 1964-68)

    Wikipedia Poem, No. 721 gaze hesse objective their reasonable bro however the submerged bitch understands broadly felt brecht answer the gaze daily some deception of…

    February 1, 2018

    Joseph M. Gerace

    photography, poetry, wikipoem
    art, avant-garde, color, games, photo, poem, technology, theory
  • “Feminist Modes of Production” by Arielle Greenberg

    This poem appears in Arielle Greenberg’s 2015 book “Slice” from Coconut Press. Her work is brilliant, please support her writing.

    January 31, 2018

    Joseph M. Gerace

    other people’s poetry, Poetry
    Arielle Greenberg, feminism, labor, landscape, poems, work
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