Young, Karl, 1947-
Dates
- Existence: 1947 October 7
Nationality
American
Found in 47 Collections and/or Records:
Showing of Shadows, A / Karl Young, curator ; Thalia ; Maggi R ; Cowen R ; Nikonova R ; Padin C ; Baik KN ; Held Jjr ; Diotallevi M ; Porter B ; Mittendorf H ; Keith B ; Kern B ; Aguiar F ; Siff E ; Segay S ; Polkinhorn H ; Petasz P ; Gutierrez PJ ; Baroni V ; Bleus G ; Berge C ; Alexander C ; Angelo L ; Andre M ; Barbot G ; Bates K ; Beining G ; Branco J ; Boschi A ; Bruscky P ; Caraballo J ; Cohen R ; Cortese R ; Crozier R ; Daligand D ; Deisler G ; Dudek-Durer A ; Endwar ; Espinosa C ; Fierens L ; Fox M ; Afungusboy ; Gangemi K ; Galdamez J ; Gordon C ; Hill C ; Janet J ; DeJonge K ; Keppler R ; Kempton K ; Lenoir P ; MacLow J ; Marx GG ; Padin C ; Ott G ; Pittore-Eurifico C ; Phillips MJ ; Pilcher BE ; Pontes H ; Porter B ; Prost R ; Rothenberg E ; Rothenberg J ; Saunders R ; Solt J ; State of Being ; Stirnemann MV ; Stussi M ; Tarn N ; Vleeskens C ; A1 Waste Paper ; Winans A ; Madam X ; Young K ; Zelevansky P., 1991
This exhibition was curated by Karl Young. This exhibition commemorates the first nuclear holocaust, August 6, 1945 and a call for banning nuclear weapons everywhere. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
St. Helen and the Stranger / Young, Karl., 1990
Sub Super Cross and Inter Linear to a Poem by Tu Fu / Young, Karl., 1988
The Flies. The Game Is Up. / Young, Karl., 1990
With the exception of the choruses, the vocabulary for this poem is based upon the English equivalents of words and phrases in Jean-Paul Satre, " Les Mouches and Les jeux sont faits." -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
The Sweetness of the Breath of Two Who Breathe as One / Young, Karl., 1991
The poem consists of printed text, which reads in part, "Given the nature of oxygen through the biosphere over time, you have probably breathed some of the same air as at least one of the following people: Moses, Buddha, Sappho, Jesus...and the first to experience unselfish love." Young's written poem of the title reads from right to left and bottom to top. It is positioned below the printed text and taken from 2300 year old Latin text. Young concludes "You may have shared a breath with its author. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Utter Sadness Close Wooden Door / Young, Karl., 1988
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