Joe Brainard: I Remember

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I remember magazine pictures of very handsome male models with perfect faces and, with an almost physical pang, wondering what it would be to look like that. If we have inadvertently included a copyrighted poem that the copyright holder does not wish to be displayed, we will take the poem down within 48 hours upon notification by the owner or the owner's legal representative (please use the contact form at http://www. I remember that I promised myself I wasn't going to do a concept review of I Remember, and then did it anyway. Whereas the New York School's poetry bore little resemblance to the Abstract Expressionism of the New York School of painters, Brainard’s work could be seen as an artist’s take on the poet's aesthetic. thanks to David E and others on goodreads, I too am now a fan of Joe Brainard and his wonderful 1975 memoir, recently reissued by Granary Books.

Segunda lección que la iniciación sexual es igual de complicada para todo el mundo, con independencia de tu sexo, género o preferencia.Excerpts from the Angel Hair editions appeared in Interview , Gay Sunshine , The World and the New York Herald . The only good thing about it is that when I get lofty enough I’ve stopped thinking and that’s when refreshment arrives.

This book, though not widely known, has been used repeatedly in schools and even in psychological lessons for students and clients alike to reach back into their memories and remember not only the simple things, but the complex as well. Het speelse en volstrekt willekeurige karakter van de herinneringen en de rechttoe, rechtaan beschrijvingen zonder uitweidingen of overbodige details geven het boek een fantastisch ritme.

I loved the complete unavailability of some of the memories and the way others were not only available but shared. Me parece que hay que ser muy valiente o nada pudoroso o indiferente a la mirada ajena para escribir muchos de estos recuerdos. In a book which uniquely captures 1950's America, Brainard constructs the story of his life through a series of brief entries, each beginning with the words "I remember", and continues with observations about family, film stars, lust, and the astonishing New York culture into which he moved to from Tulsa at the age of 18. sono variazioni… e perché no, le ripetizioni pittoriche di Warhol (Brainard è stato anche artista visuale), e, certo, anche la madeleine proustiana.