John Ryan reads from 'Bestiary of Flowers' with Kevin Gillam on cello

John Charles Ryan; Kevin Gillam

John Ryan reads from 'Bestiary of Flowers' with Kevin Gillam on cello

John Charles Ryan (Creator), Kevin Gillam (Creator)

Research output: Non-textual output, including creative works › Live Performance › Other

Abstract

Main performance of poetry composition of, 'A Bestiary of Wild Flowers', as part of a larger event, 'As is Painting, So is Poetry', at the Lawrence Wilson Gallery in Perth. A Bestiary of Wild Flowers is a poetic response to Australian artist Sidney Nolan's Paradise Garden series of paintings. Based on the idea and practice of ekphrasis, the project consists of the researcher's poetic interpretations of Nolan's work, as arranged into three parts: Word Seeds (a haiku series), Remembrance, and Technique.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Perth, Australia
Publisher	University of Western Australia, Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery
Size	1 multimedia performance, Duration approximately 10 minutes
Publication status	Published - 2011

Keywords

Performing Arts and Creative Writing
Creative Writing (incl Playwriting)

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A Bestiary of Wild Flowers
Ryan, J. C. (Creator), 2013
Research output: Non-textual output, including creative works › Portfolio

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John Ryan reads from 'Bestiary of Flowers' with Kevin Gillam on cello

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A Bestiary of Wild Flowers

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