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Jackson Mac Low: Bibliography |
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Jackson Mac Low: Bibliography |
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Jackson Mac Low was born on September 12, 1922 in Chicago and died December 8, 2004
The Twin Plays: Port-au-Prince & Adams County Illinois
1st edition
(New York: Mac Low and Bloedow, 1963);
2nd edition
[JML's 1st printed book]
(New York: Something Else Press, 1966)
The Pronouns--A Collection of 40 Dances--For the Dancers
1st edition
(New York: Mac Low and Judson Dance Workshop, 1964);
2nd edition
revised, with multicolored graphics by Ian Tyson
(London: Tetrad Press, 1971);
3rd edition
newly revised, with new essays by Mac Low
and photographs of 1st performances [1965]
by Peter Moore
(Barrytown, NY: Station Hill Press, 1979)
@ Verdurous Sanguinaria
[play] (Baton Rouge, LA: Southern University, 1967)
August Light Poems
(New York: Caterpillar Books, 1967)
22 Light Poems
(Los Angeles: Black Sparrow Press, 1968)
23rd Light Poem: For Larry Eigner
with multicolored graphics by Ian Tyson
(London: Tetrad Press, 1969)
Stanzas for Iris Lezak
[poems written 1960 for solo reading or simultaneous
group performance]
(Barton, VT: Something Else Press, 1972)
4 trains
(Providence, RI: Burning Deck, 1974)
36th Light Poem: In Memoriam Buster Keaton
(London: Permanent Press, 1975)
21 Matched Asymmetries
[group-performance poems]
(London: Aloes Books, 1978)
54th Light Poem: For Ian Tyson
(Milwaukee: Membrane Press, 1978)
A Dozen Douzains for Eve Rosenthal
(Toronto: Gronk Books, 1978)
phone
with art by Ray Johnson
(New York and Amsterdam: Printed Editions
and Kontexts, 1978)
Asymmetries 1-260
[poems written 1960 for solo reading or simultaneous
group performance]
with cover video image by Gary Hill
& 3-color poem-superimpositions by Patricia Nedds
(New York: Printed Editions, 1980)
"Is That Wool Hat My Hat?"
[4-color performance poem for 4 readers]
(Milwaukee: Membrane Press, 1982)
From Pearl Harbor Day to FDR's Birthday
with cover by Douglas Messerli
1st printing
(College Park, MD: Sun & Moon Press, 1982)
2nd printing
[Sun & Moon Classics Edition, Los Angeles, 1995]
Bloomsday
[co-winner, San Francisco State University
Poetry Center Book Award]
with cover design & photos by Richard Gummere
(Barrytown, NY: Station Hill Press, 1984)
French Sonnets
1st edition
designed by Charles Alexander
(Tucson, AZ: Black Mesa Press, 1984)
2nd edition
text designed by Charles Alexander
(Milwaukee: Membrane, 1989)
The Virginia Woolf Poems
[hardcover and paperback]
(Providence, RI: Burning Deck, 1985)
Eight Drawing-Asymmetries
[boxed porfolio of serigraphs
of 1961 verbal performance-score drawings]
(Verona: Francesco Conz, 1985)
Representative Works: 1938-1985
[a "sampler" of poems, music, & performance works]
with introduction by Jerome Rothenberg
[hardcover and paperback]
(New York: Roof Books, 1986)
Words nd Ends from Ez
[derived by diastic text-selection, 1981-83,
from Ezra Pound's Cantos]
(Bolinas, CA: Avenue B, 1989)
Twenties: 100 Poems: 24 February 1989 - 3 June 1990
(New York: Roof Books, 1991)
Pieces o' Six: Thirty-three Poems in Prose
[written 1983-87]
(Los Angeles: Sun & Moon Press, 1992)
42 Merzgedichte in Memoriam Kurt Schwitters
[written 1987-90]
(Barrytown, NY: Station Hill Press, 1994)
Barnesbook
poems derived by computer-aided nonintentional
operations and intentional composition
from works by Djuna Barnes
(Los Angeles: Sun & Moon, 1995)
20 Forties
[from the series "154 Forties," written and revised 1990–99],
(Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain: Zasterle Press, 1999)