MONDAY ARTPOST issue 1027-2014

Issue 1027-2014 ISSN 1918-6991 An Ocean and Pounds publication. All Rights Reserved

Lee Ka-sing The gate. The lane. The cage Poetry from dentist in chinatown The experience of the past of a broken mirror Nude descending a staircase (after Marcel Duchamp) “Beyond the hills and rills the path seems lost to sight; A village’s seen ‘mid shady willows and flowers bright” (Lu You, tr. XYZ) Two parts of an essay about a dancer

Gary Michael Dault BRIEF CANDLES: 100 Very Short Plays Play #98: Colin and Clifford discuss an e-Rendezvous More Bob Black Bagatelle and Babble GHOSTS AND THE GOLDEN FALLS OF THE YING-YANG SEA The Oxen rid of their sun ranging in the shade of the trees, the hills, the dark and then a light brush, a shadow before it has been forestalled, this swaying. Calves, children, boys, brothers swaying in the sun. ......... More

Fiona Smyth CHEEZ More

Shelley Savor Caffeine Reveries More CIEL VARIABLE 98 These abstract works involving simple forms evoke methods of analogue photography to challenge the degree of veracity of the image. Imprint, inversion, and casting are some of the components transposed into other artistic media to re-evaluate our capacity to apprehend the real. www.cielvariable.ca

Gary Michael Dault TORONTO: A NOVEL Chapter 58 Violet Dollop now has two passions in her life: writing and Indian food. Oddly, the one, Indian food, seemed like an extension or continuation of the other, the writing. Indian food seemed to Violet to be so directly about life’s processes—the challenge of heat, the silky consolations of cool pudding-smoothness, the unprepared for eventfulness of sudden big encounters with spices: cardamom seeds, as black and present as insects. Indian food, thought Violet, is terrain. Indian food is a silent movie. She loved it with an accelerating fervor so intense she knew that, despite her non-Indian-ness, she would someday have to write an Indian cookbook. Or at least a book about the proliferating excitements generated by the Indian Food milieu: Indian Food—The Long Metaphor.  ............. More Andrew Yeung Line Doc More

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