Poetry

An event at Somerset House to launch Ignota Press’ first book, the anthology: Spells: 21st-Century Occult Poetry

An exhibition at Essex Street, New York, shows how closely Hill’s literary and artistic work is linked to her critique of domesticity

Cruel Fiction expresses hope for concrete social movements that imagine a different world than our own

The poet on the ‘strange portability’ of life on the road 

‘I spend more time being seduced by the void … as a way of energizing my language’: poet Wayne Koestenbaum speaks about his new book

A mass of poetic, colorful banners Is animated by a specially commissioned new sound work, Begin Again, Begin Again (Years) (2018). Presented by Galerie Nagel Draxler.

Now out from Rizzoli, a new book collects the collages of the recently-deceased poet and erstwhile art critic

The Frieze New York 2018 campaign maps the poet and curator’s Lunch Poems

Exploring New York City in the footsteps of Frank O’Hara

Curators Tom Eccles and Amy Zion take a literary theme for 2018

How Bethany Collins, Steffani Jemison, Adam Pendleton and Kameelah Janan Rasheed are using the tradition of black radical poetry to examine questions of subjectivity and race

Reflections, a favourite verse, and a new poem dedicated to one of the English language’s most renowned poets of the past century

From a wild child to a talking mongoose: what to read this weekend

From a biography of the Daily Mail to monuments to Karl Marx: what to read this weekend

Author and poet Susan Stewart's new book shows her abiding concern with lyric

From collecting apparitions to the contested legacy of black nationalism: what to read this weekend

Are we really modern? Why are artists suddenly interested in poetry? What to read this weekend

Hal Foster and Ben Lerner discuss criticism, poetry, painting and what it means to despise the thing you love most

From the Spiritualist origins of Ghostbusters to an interview with Luc Sante: what to read this weekend

From the poetry of the late Geoffrey Hill to the new literary genre of the 'ultra-unreal': what to read this weekend