Michael Baldwin Books
This poet and novelist is celebrated for his significant role in fostering creative writing. His literary contributions are marked by a deep commitment to nurturing artistic skills in others. Through his works and his dedication to teaching, he inspires and guides fellow creators on their artistic journeys. His approach emphasizes the value of sharing literary knowledge and cultivating distinct voices within literature.
Poetry without Tears
- 204 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Exploring the intersection of poetry and education, the author presents a compelling argument for revitalizing the educational experience through artistic expression. Rather than focusing on the definition of poetry, the book emphasizes the importance of integrating creativity into learning, advocating for a transformative approach that breathes life into both art and education.
Award-winning Texas poet Michael Baldwin presents a compelling collection of poems in "Scapes," recognized with the 2001 Edward Eakin Memorial Poetry Award. His work, celebrated in various prestigious journals, showcases his literary prowess and deep connection to themes of place and identity. Baldwin's accolades include the Violet Newton Poetry Prize and a Pushcart Prize nomination, highlighting his impact on contemporary poetry. His verses have also resonated with audiences through national radio, further establishing his voice in the literary landscape.
The Quantum Uncertainty of Love: Poetry of the Entanglement of Science, Philosophy, and Spirit
- 120 pages
- 5 hours of reading
Exploring the intersection of spirituality and science, this poetry collection delves into profound questions about identity, purpose, and the divine. Michael Baldwin invites readers to embark on a spiritual and intellectual journey, emphasizing the value of intertwining knowledge with mysticism. The poems reflect insights drawn from philosophy and ancient wisdom, guiding readers towards personal discovery. Enhanced by ten full-color illustrations from artist Andrew Ostrovsky, the collection offers a visually and intellectually enriching experience.
Art & Language
- 260 pages
- 10 hours of reading
Art & Language is the name of a group of English artists who have spent their careers, some 40 years, working collectively, and are best known as forerunners to the current revival of collective work. Art & Language is also the title of their eponymous magazine, founded in 1968. Both the group and the publication center on critical analysis of the relationships between art, society and politics. In varied media, from painting to rock, these cofounders of conceptual art remain, even today, attentive observers of the after-effects of what they themselves call the "depressing collapse of modernism." Homes from Homes II is built around the major installation of the same title (2000-2001). Each element is described, annotated and put in the context of aesthetic, theoretical and political problematics through extended captions and essays by the artists, who question the notions of conservation, of institutional politics and the relation between art and its institutions.
An historical epic with fantastical elements, set in the time of Simon de Montfort's crusade against the heretics of southern France. Its heroine is a beautiful young woman whose success in combat causes her to be regarded as Languedoc's Joan of Arc. By the author of Holofernes and Ratgame.
