How usine Will the Heart Endure? by Catlin, Alan NEUF

Product Name: How usine Will the Heart Endure? by Catlin, Alan NEUF
EAN：9781639803873 UPC：9781639803873 ISBN：9781639803873 MPN：N/A Format：Paperback, 116 pages
Alan Catlin fleshes out the complicated life of the photographer Diane Arbus through a vast diversity of perspectives ranging from Sadiko Murakami, Robert Lowell and even the bible (Matthew 17:17) to Arbus own words in letters and journals. We meet the boy in Central Park with the hand grenade, Eddie Carmel, "the Jewish Giant," Tiny Tim at Huberts in Times Square and the cavalcade of freaks from Arbuss oeuvre in Catlins uniquely original poetry, often linking photography and poetry together to produce this complex portrait of the artist. Lisette Model, Richard Avedon, Susan Sontag all weigh in, leading up to the eleven usine "Untitled" poems that complete this remarkable portrait. As Catlin asks at the end of a poem about Mother Cabrini, a disinterred saint, one of Arbuss subjects, "All of this is normal, right?"

-Charles Rammelkamp, author of The Field of Happiness, A Magician Among the Spirits, and Transcendence

Alan Catlins poetic sum of images recreates Diane Arbuss beautiful, freaky genius and her twisted personal hell. Covering both her life and her work, this collection provides readers with an unforgettable look at a photographer possessed, a deeply troubled woman who brought to light some of lifes darkest subjects.

-Virginia Aronson, author of Little Smiling Hooks (poems on Sylvia Plath)

Weve all seen the pictures but what of the woman herself? Diane Arbus was so much more than a photographer of freaks: heiress, wife, mother, sister of a renowned poet, fashion photographer, innovator, creator of a whole new way of seeing that transformed forever the medium she worked in.

-Patrick Allen, poet and reviewer

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