Poem Bitten By A Man Av Brian Teare

<span><p><b><span>Collaged from journals and notebooks kept during a period of chronic illness, economic precarity, and heartbreak, </span><span>Poem Bitten By a Man </span><span>captures crisis by cutting up the record of a queer life lived in devotion to poetry and visual art.</span></b></p><span>A medical emergency, a road trip, a breakup, and a paean to the power of creative process¿</span><span><i>Poem Bitten by a Man</i></span><span> is for everyone who has tried against the odds to make a life in art, whether they succeeded or not. Using somatic language captured through a notebook practice, Teare recontextualizes the work of Agnes Martin, Jasper Johns, and others via art criticism, psychoanalysis, biography, queer theory, and historical document to honor writers, artists, and thinkers who sustain us when nothing else does. </span></span>