Taipei Poetry Collective and some of its writers, artists, and collaborators exhibited recent poetry publications, photography books, art, collage, and writing work at the 2020 Taipei Art Book Fair at Huashan 1914 Creative Park.
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Milk Fever Poems
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I made the cover for Milk Fever, a gorgeous book of poetry by Megan Ross. Published by Nick Mulgrew over at Uhlanga Press, it's available on Amazon, and good bookstores near you. And now I have it, hard copy, in my hands all the way in Taiwan.
Praise
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Megan Ross on Twitter: "And thank to the most dope, @loveleorajoy for this incredible cover art.… "
Megan Ross and Milk Fever Poems
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I am beyond excited that Megan Ross asked me to design the front cover of her debut collection of poetry which explores unexpected motherhood and all its emotional detritus. It's a gorgeous collection: tender, raw, and honest. I loved reading and re-reading it. Go to Uhlanga Press to find out more and get her book here.
Book cover collage designed by Leora Joy Jones
Card On Spokes Atreyu (Unreleased Outtake)
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I made this cover art for an outtake from Shane Cooper's live electronic music project Card on Spokes in 2016. Back when I had a working tumblr and two fallopian tubes.
Have a listen here.
Flesh Mountain: A Solo Exhibition | Acid Lab | 2016
Some photographs of my solo exhibition at Acid Lab in May 2016. All photos by Shameez Joubert.
Meet Me in the Middle | Collage and Photography Exhibition
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T. Williams (San Francisco) and Leora Joy Jones (South Africa) are both collage artists, currently living in Taipei.
T. Williams weaves her own photographs and found images to create new compositions.
Leora Joy Jones plays with porcelain and porn.
All collages are handmade.
They will be showing their recent works at the Lei Gallery in TAICHUNG.
Come check out the exhibition opening.
Luke Wiesjevader Borg aka KuleFlux will be making music.
For this show I used catalog images of porcelain from Ming and Qing Dynasties, as well as early 20th century and Guangxu, Jiaqing, and Qianlong periods to create time-flattening collages.
