Eva Heisler is a U.S. poet and art critic based near Heidelberg, Germany. A Fulbright grant brought her to Iceland in 1997 where she lived for nine years, researching Icelandic art and drafting the poems in READING EMILY DICKINSON IN ICELANDIC (Kore Press, 2012). Her critical writings include an...
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Eva Heisler is a U.S. poet and art critic based near Heidelberg, Germany. A Fulbright grant brought her to Iceland in 1997 where she lived for nine years, researching Icelandic art and drafting the poems in READING EMILY DICKINSON IN ICELANDIC (Kore Press, 2012). Her critical writings include an art historical examination of Icelandic conceptualism for the five-volume History of Icelandic Art (National Gallery of Iceland, 2011), "Doubled Bodies and Live Loops: On Ragnar Kjartansson's Mediatized Performances" in BASTARD OR PLAYMATE? ADAPTING THEATRE, MUTATING MEDIA AND THE CONTEMPORARY PERFORMING ARTS (University of Amsterdam Press, 2012), and "The Ruse of Surface" in KATRIN SIGURDARDOTTIR: THE ICELANDIC PAVILION (Reykjavik Art Museum, 2013). Noctuary Press published a book-length poetic meditation on the line, DRAWNG WATER, in 2013.
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