Author: Scott Peterson
New Books Added to Graduate Services in September
The Self-Emptying Subject: Kenosis And Immanence, Medieval To Modern by Alex Dubilet
Positions Of The Sun by Lyn Hejinian
Mouth Full Of Blood: Essays, Speeches, Meditations by Toni Morrison
New Books Added to Graduate Services in August
Happiness by Alain Badiou translated with a foreward by A.J. Bartlett and Justin Clemens
In Praise Of Politics by Alain Badiou with Aude Lancelin
Looking For Dragon Smoke: Essays On Poetry by Robert Bly
Bob Dylan’s Poetics: How The Songs Work by Timothy Hampton
Ezra Pound’s And Olga Rudge’s The Blue Spill: A Manuscript Critical Edition edited by Mark Byron adn Sophia Barnes
Hominescence by Michel Serres
New Books Added to Graduate Services in July
Quaint, Exquisite: Victorian Aesthetics And The Idea of Japan by Grace E. Lavery
Swimming Chenango Lake: Selected Poems by Charles Tomlinson edited by David Morley
New Books Added to Graduate Services in June
Mary Ventura And The Ninth Kingdom: A Story by Sylvia Plath
New Books Added to Graduate Services in May
Ontology And Dialectics 1960/61 by Theodor W. Adorno edited by Rolf Tiedemann and translated by Nicholas Walker
The Fire Next Time by James Baldwin with photographs by Steve Schapiro
Don’t Hide The Madness: William S. Burroughs In Conversation With Allen Ginsberg edited by Steven Taylor
The Annotated Big Sleep by Raymond Chandler edited by Owen Hill, Pamela Jackson, and Anthony Dean Rizzuto with an introduction by Jonathan Lethem
Heart Of Darkness by Joseph Conrad edited by Owen Knowles and Allan H. Simmons
Mungojerrie And Rumpelteazer: The Cat Burglars by T.S. Eliot and illustrated by Arthur Robins
Someone: The Pragmatics Of Misfit Sexualities, From Colette To Herve Guibert by Michael Lucey
Silence, Joy: A Selection Of Writings by Thomas Merton edited by Christopher Wait
Orwell On Freedom by George Orwell with an introduction by Kamila Shamsie
Mark Daniells’ Garden Island III & Stream of Dreams & Lisa Horner’s Muir Beach Overlook
By Monique
The vibrant tropical, very large Mark Daniels prints brought joy and beauty to our home. The beautifully framed prints were also a conversation piece as I enjoyed letting guests know that I borrowed it from my school library. We had a different one each academic year. One year we had a Lisa Horner vivid linocut of Muir Beach Overlook, a Bay Area nature treasure. I finally asked my husband to take a look at the collection and paired the Daniels print with an intriguing geometrical abstract.
Joy and beauty and all from the library! Can’t wait for Fall to pick out our art for the year. Thank you Morrison Library Graphic Arts Loan Collection!
Auguste Lepere’s Storm on the Sand Dune & Herlinde Spahr’s Aeneid 7/12
By Anonymous
Among my favorite aspects of living with the prints from the GALC was being able to
look up at them while reading or studying. They offered a continuous point
of reference for my thinking–that is, as an aesthetic pattern that helped
to center my thoughts. Having them over the course of a year also led me to
reflect on why I had chosen these particular prints at the beginning of the
year–it helped me to think about my own personal changes over the course of
two semesters–which in turn changed my perception of the art. All in all,
it was an incredible experience, and I’m very grateful for the GALC! I’ll
definitely be borrowing art again next year.
Stephen Longstreet’s Still-Life with Fruit & Larry “Poncho” Brown’s Umoja
By Niklas Lollo
It’s great to have beautiful art on my walls throughout the year. Friends are always
impressed and surprised that the library loans it out for free each year!
Minna Wright Citron’s Mutation & Zulema Damianovich’s Air Spaces
By Fatima Sierre Alleyne
It was great to be able to acquire artwork to adorn my office to make it more inclusive and welcoming, particularly because my responsibilities involve the advancement of diversity, equity, and inclusion. I will definitely borrow from the collection again.
Corita Kent’s i i am coming alive & Edward Avedisian’s Tide Light
By Ryan Saraie
I love how easy it is to rent out paintings! Honestly an amazing, accessible opportunity, and I was able to add some nice art to my bedroom 🙂