Poetries - Politics
A Celebration of Language, Art, and Learning
Reproduced in full color and with the accompanying poems in both their original language and a translation, this catalogue commemorates the incredible creative spirit of the project and provides a new way of contemplating these great poetic works.
As someone who has spent a career in collaborative endeavors, I cannot think of a more engaging, noble, and timely project than this. Empowering the minds and hands of students, the unique lens of this artistic and educational collaboration demonstrates the expressive potential of bringing together a community with all its talents. Bravo!
'Poetries – Politics weaves a rich tapestry of trans-disciplinary collaboration between the arts and humanities and is a compelling testament to the power of project-based learning to unleash student creativity.'
'Poetries – Politics weaves a rich tapestry of trans-disciplinary collaboration between the arts and humanities and is a compelling testament to the power of project-based learning to unleash student creativity.'
As someone who has spent a career in collaborative endeavors, I cannot think of a more engaging, noble, and timely project than this. Empowering the minds and hands of students, the unique lens of this artistic and educational collaboration demonstrates the expressive potential of bringing together a community with all its talents. Bravo!
Foreword by Susan Lawrence
Note on Text
Introduction by Jenevieve DeLosSantos
Part I: Reflections on the Poetries – Politics project
Chapter 1: Why Poetries – Politics? by Mary Shaw
Chapter 2: Languages in the Magic Lantern by François Cornilliat
Chapter 3: Poetries, Politics and Practicum by Atif Atkin
Chapter 4: The Intricacy of Translating Poetries – Politics into Visual Art by Ouafaa Deleger
Chapter 5: Hope and Despair: Political Poets in Revolutionary Societies by Ian Lovoulos
Chapter 6: Poetries – Politics from the Perspective of One Design Student by Devon Monaghan
Chapter 7: The Pedagogy of Poetries – Politics: How to Craft Your Own Project-Based Learning Course by Jenevieve DeLosSantos
Part II: Catalogue of Posters
Acknowledgments
Bibliography
About the Contributors
Index