Greg Hill Livres

Shelley Niro is widely known for her ability to explore Traditional Stories, transgress boundaries, and embody the ethos of her matriarchal culture. A member of the Kanyen'kehaka (Mohawk) Nation, she uses a wide variety of media, including photography, installation, film, and painting to bring greater visibility to Indigenous women and girls. Pushing the limits of photography, Niro incorporates imagery from Traditional Stories to focus on contemporary subjects with wit, irony, and parody. Throughout her work -- in her portraiture, sculptures, landscape paintings, photography, and film and video work -- Niro challenges common preconceptions about gender, culture, and Indigenous Peoples. Shelley Niro: 500 Year Itch brings together 215 reproductions from Niro's expansive oeuvre, including work published here for the first time. Also included in this career retrospective are three major essays about Niro's work by Melissa Bennett, Greg Hill, and David W. Penney, as well as texts from seven guest artists, scholars, and curators. Shelley Niro: 500 Year Itch accompanies an international touring exhibition organized by the Art Gallery of Hamilton and the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian with the collaboration of the National Gallery of Canada.

This collection of poems delves into the intricate connections between poetry and nature, highlighting the emotional and sensory experiences that foster a creative bond with the environment. Greg Hill's work invites readers to reflect on their relationship with the living world, encouraging a deeper appreciation for both the beauty and complexity of nature through lyrical expression.

In this collection of newspaper columns, Greg Hill shares his insights on language, literature, and the quirks of library life. His informal yet informative essays blend humor with intriguing observations, celebrating the unique experiences and knowledge found in public libraries. Hill's reflections highlight the joy of reading and the fascinating stories that emerge from everyday encounters in the library setting, making this volume a delightful exploration of the literary world.

Die "Principia" ist ein umstrittenes Werk, das seit den späten 60ern polarisiert. Es beeinflusste Persönlichkeiten wie Timothy Leary und Robert Anton Wilson. Der Leser wird eingeladen, sich mit den Fragen der Religion und des kosmischen Witzes auseinanderzusetzen und Eris in seiner Zirbeldrüse zu entdecken.