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The Young and Evil by Charles Henri Ford, Parker Tyler, 2005-10-25 Out of the Labyrinth: Selected Poems by Charles Henri Ford, 2001-01-01 SECRET HAIKU. Om Krishna III. by Charles Henri. Illustrated by Isamu Noguchi. (SIGNED) FORD, 1982 Spare parts (A new view book) by Charles Henri Ford, 1966 A NIGHT WITH JUPITER AND OTHER FANTASTIC STORIES by Charles Henri. (editor) Miller, Henry. (Contributor) Bowles, Paul Ford, 1945-01-01 Om® Krishna II : from the sickroom of the Walking Eagles by Charles Henri Ford, 1981-01-01 Silver flower coo by Charles Henri Ford, 1968 Om Krishna 1 : special effects by Charles Henri Ford, 1979 Flag of ecstasy; selected poems by Charles Henri Ford, 1975-09-19 Photographs by Charles Henri Ford Charles Henri Ford: Photographs, 1930-1960 Water From A Bucket: A Diary 1948-1957 by Charles Henri Ford, 2001-05-28 View: Parade of the Avant-Garde : An Anthology of View Magazine (1940-1947) The Young and the Evil by Charles Henri-Ford, 2009-08-13

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1. Charles Henri Ford
   Charles Henri Ford (1913 ) Illustrated "Flag of Ecstasy" Illustrated "Serenade to Leonor" Collage Poems from Spare Parts " Book Jackets Title Pages From View Online Interviews Bibliography and Chronology External Links Compiled  
   http://www.english.uiuc.edu/maps/poets/a_f/ford/ford.htm

2. Charles Henri Ford
   interviewed by Allen Frame (1997, Journal of Contemporary Art).Category Arts Literature Authors F Ford, Charles HenriCharles Henri Ford. Allen Frame What are you working on at the moment? IllustrationCharles Henri Ford, Untitled, 1954. Gelatin silver print.  
   http://www.jca-online.com/ford.html
   
   Extractions: Allen Frame: What are you working on at the moment? Charles Henri Ford: I've just taken a studio for three months and I'm going to set up a rear projection screen and take more photographs because a publisher in London wants to do a book of my photos. Frame: Whom do you want to add? Ford: Grace Jones, for one, whom I've never met. There's another reason for the rear projection. There's a film being done on me, and I want to get the people photographed with rear projected images to make it more visual, so it's not like all these boring films where people just sit down and yak. Frame: (looking around the studio) These sculptures are yours? Ford: Yes, they're from my designs, executed in Nepal. I'm doing collages now. I picked up on the way Matisse worked in his last phase cutouts. Frame: I thought you weren't a fan of his. Ford: The cutouts were what made me swing over to Matisse. They turned me on completely. Picasso's technique was very "cutout," too. Frame: To go back to the beginning. I'm from Mississippi,too. What town are you from? Ford: Brookhaven and Columbus.

3. Charles Henri Ford - This Is Art(tm)
   Charles Henri Ford reads some of his most recent haikus (Windows media player).  
   http://thisisart.com/charleshenriford.html
   
   Extractions: Charles Henri Ford is a poet, photographer, publisher, man for all seasons, and witness to a century. From his earliest days as a surrealist poet in the enchanted world of the pre war Paris avant garde to the current exhibition of his "Poem Posters" at the Ubu gallery he has created a legendary opus which past the milleniums final moments will assuredly continue on. The inclusion of his magazine "view" (1940-47) in "Two Private Eyes: The Daniel Filipachi and Neshui Ertegun Collections in synchrocity with his entry in the Whitney Museum of American Art's "The American Century" Catalog by Barbara Haskell makes him perhaps the only living invidual dually represented.

4. Charles Henri Ford
   Charles Henri Ford (February 10, 1913–September 27, 2002). OnlineReferences Modern American Poetry. collage by Charles Henri Ford.  
   http://www.milkmag.org/fordpage.htm
   
   Extractions: Charles Henri Ford (February 10, 1913 –September 27, 2002) Online References: Modern American Poetry http://www.english.uiuc.edu/maps/poets/a_f/ford/ford.htm This Is Art http://www.thisisart.com/charleshenriford.html Journal of Contemporary Art http://www.jca-online.com/ford.html Tout-Fait: The Marcel Duchamp Online Studies Journal http://www.toutfait.com/issues/issue_2/Interviews/ford.html Sleep in a Nest of Flames (with information on the film) http://www.sleepinanestofflames.com/ NY Arts Magazine http://nyartsmagazine.com/33/12.html Art Book (with information on ordering Water From a Bucket, Ford's diary) http://www.artbook.com/1885586205.html Ford's poem "An Afternoon with André Breton" in milk magazine http://www.milkmag.org/charlesvol2.htm more information about View magazine http://www.heyotwell.com/work/arthistory/thesis/intro.html Quotations on Ford: "My acquaintance with Charles goes back 50 years. He is an honorable member of a very ancient literary clan of old bohemian Surrealists, who go back to Homer." —Allen Ginsberg "Withal he is possessed by an enigmatic and eerie charm as a member of some spectral elite. He has the 'mark' about him."

5. Charles Henri Ford
   Charles Henri Ford. Follow Ups Post Followup Message Board FAQ Posted Have you by any chance met Charles Henri Ford? Here  
   http://www.exquisitecorpse.com/wwwboard/messages/32.html
   
   Extractions: > Hi Craig, congratulations for maintaining your affiliation for so long. > Have you by any chance met Charles Henri Ford? > Here is an interesting link to an interview of him: > http://www.english.uiuc.edu/maps/poets/a_f/ford/interviews.htm > In the interview it gets confirmed one suspicion that I had - without Breton it is very hard to tell what is Surrealism and what is not. > Best regards > V.A. Follow Ups Post Followup Message Board FAQ

6. Charles Henri Ford
   Charles Henri Ford (19082002) Valery Oisteanu, Charles Henri Ford,American surrealist poet, artist, photographer and editor passed  
   http://nyartsmagazine.com/70/ford.htm
   
   Extractions: Charles Henri Ford, American surrealist poet, artist, photographer and editor passed away at New York Hospital at age 94 on the morning of September 27, 2002. His contribution to American arts and letters is invaluable, covering nearly a century of experimentation in magazine editing and poetry, novels, haiku, collage, film, photography and silkscreen printing.

7. Charles Henri Ford
   Charles Henri Ford. Work Biography Bibliography Characteristics  
   http://vax.wcsu.edu/~mccarney/fva/FordCH.html

8. Editorial, TOUT-FAIT: The Marcel Duchamp Studies Online Journal
   Bahnhof. Charles Henri ford charles henri Ford (b. 1913 in Mississippi)is an artist poet and photographer in the Surrealist vein.  
   http://www.toutfait.com/issues/issue_2/Editorial/contributors.html
   
   Extractions: William Anastasi taught painting at New York's School of Visual Arts from 1971-1986. From 1984 to the present he has been co-artistic advisor of the Merce Cunningham Dance Company, New York City. He has held one-man shows of his artwork throughout the world since 1966. He has written and published on Alfred Jarry and James Joyce. Elliott Barowitz Elliott Barowitz is an artist living in New York. He has shown his work internationally, most recently in Belgium. His entry in A Dictionary of the Avant-Garde states: "Essentially a political artist, Barowitz frequently incorporates not reproductions but reproductions of reproductions (and sometimes later-generation copies) along with texts often drawn from newspapers ... One result is the exploitation of visual technologies unavailable before, now at the service of truly contemporary commentary." He has made several works indicating the relationships between Man Ray and Marcel Duchamp. Barowitz was the executive editor of a newsprint journal called successively and Artworkers News . Donald Kuspit was a frequent contributor to the journal in the 1970's. In addition, Barowitz is Professor of Visual Studies at Drexel University in Philadelphia.

9. Charles Henri Ford
   CHARLES HENRI FORD. Charles Henri Ford (often credited as America's first surrealistpoet) died on Friday, September 27, 2002 in Manhattan at the age of 94.  
   http://www.warholstars.org/warhol/warhol1/warhol1c/warhol1cl/ford.html
   
   Extractions: search home films ... contact CHARLES HENRI FORD Charles Henri Ford (often credited as America's first surrealist poet) died on Friday, September 27, 2002 in Manhattan at the age of 94. (In addition to his Manhattan apartment he also had a house in Katmandu.) Ford first met Warhol in the early sixties and was responsible for introducing Warhol to Gerard Malanga. Gerard was a student at Wagner College on Staten Island at the time. Ford also went with Gerard and Andy when Warhol bought his first movie camera In 1963 Warhol attended a lot of experimental dance concerts at Judson Church with Charles Henri and Gerard. (The Judson dancer that Warhol was most fascinated with was Freddy Herko who appeared in three Warhol films and was one of the first Warhol star casualties when he killed himself by dancing naked out of a fifth floor apartment window to Mozart's Coronation March while high on L.S.D.) Charles Henri Ford was already well known before meeting Warhol. In addition to his poetry, he had edited two influential magazines - 'Blues: A Magazine of New Rhythms' which he started while still living with his parents in Mississippi in 1929 and, later, 'View' magazine in the 1940s. The writings of Paul Bowles and Erskine Caldwell were first published in 'Blues' which also included work by William Carlos Williams and Gertrude Stein. 'View' was an art and literature magazine with a "surrealist and figurative focus". Ford was also a photographer and started taking pictures in the 1930s with his first exhibit in Paris in 1954. The most recent exhibition of his photographs was at the Leslie Tonkonow Gallery in New York in 1997. In 1999 the Ubu Gallery also showed his 'Prose Poems' from the mid-1960s - "large, colorful word-strewn collages that combined the elements of Concrete poetry and Pop Art and presaged image-text artists like Barbara Kruger."

10. Charles Henri Ford Books
    Charles Henri Ford Books. Water From A Bucket A Diary 19481957By Charles Henri Ford, Lynne Tillman (introduction) (paperback).  
    http://www.american-webshop.com/Charles-Henri-Ford

11. Comanducci Arte Italia - Catalogo Artitsti
    Translate this page Franca FORCONI Jacques Antoine Léonard FORCROY FORD FORD A. FORD Anita FORD BettyD. FORD C. FORD Charles FORD Charles Francis ford charles henri FORD Dale  
    http://www.comanducci.it/elenco/elencoF28.htm

12. University Of Delaware: CHARLES HENRI FORD LETTERS TO TED JOANS
    Archival finding aid for charles henri ford Letters to Ted Joans. Contains biographical information Category Arts Literature Authors F ford, charles henri Indra Tamang (enclosed in ford's letters), a photocopied collage by Nepalese artistReepak Shakya, two notes from Ruth ford (charles henri ford's sister) to  
    http://www.lib.udel.edu/ud/spec/findaids/fordjoan.htm
    
    Extractions: Contents List Poet, artist, film-maker, and editor, Charles Henri Ford was born on February 10, 1913, in Brookhaven, Mississippi. In 1929, having dropped out of high school, Ford began his literary career as co-editor, with Parker Tyler, of Blues: a magazine of new rhythms (1929-1930). Published in Columbus, Mississippi, this literary magazine showcased the new schools of modern art and literature, publishing such contemporary writers as Gertrude Stein, William Carlos Williams, Erskine Caldwell, Ezra Pound, and e. e. cummings. By 1931 Charles Henri Ford had left the United States for France, the beginning of his world travels. During his first few years abroad, Ford wrote his only novel, the classic

13. Charles Henri Ford - This Is Art(tm)
    charles henri ford is a poet, photographer, publisher, man for all seasons, and witness to a century.  
    http://www.thisisart.com/charleshenriford.html
    
    Extractions: Charles Henri Ford is a poet, photographer, publisher, man for all seasons, and witness to a century. From his earliest days as a surrealist poet in the enchanted world of the pre war Paris avant garde to the current exhibition of his "Poem Posters" at the Ubu gallery he has created a legendary opus which past the milleniums final moments will assuredly continue on. The inclusion of his magazine "view" (1940-47) in "Two Private Eyes: The Daniel Filipachi and Neshui Ertegun Collections in synchrocity with his entry in the Whitney Museum of American Art's "The American Century" Catalog by Barbara Haskell makes him perhaps the only living invidual dually represented.

14. Interview, TOUT-FAIT: The Marcel Duchamp Studies Online Journal
    by Rhonda Roland Shearer and Thomas Girst.  
    http://www.toutfait.com/issues/issue_2/Interviews/ford.html
    
    Extractions: From Blues to Haikus: An interview with Charles Henri Ford by Rhonda Roland Shearer and Thomas Girst Click to enlarge Charles Henri Ford in his New York apartment, age 87 (2 May 2000) In addition to writing surrealist literature, being a photographer and creating art objects, Charles Henri Ford (b. 1913 in Mississippi) edited such avant-garde magazines as Blues and View . As Alan Jones wrote in Arts Magazine , "Ford opened the pages of his ‘newspaper for poets’ to the swarm of European surrealists (Max Ernst, Yves Tanguy, André Breton, Marcel Duchamp) and the returning native sons and daughters all fleeing Europe for New York. Bridging the worlds of literature and art, View rapidly grew into an art magazine the likes of which the United States had never seen." Charles Henri Ford, together with Parker Tyler, authored the omnisexual novel The Young and the Evil

15. Charles Henri Ford @ Catharton Authors
    charles henri ford and resources concerning his works.  
    http://www.catharton.com/authors/3136.htm
    
    Extractions: all of Catharton just Authors Catharton Authors F : Ford, Charles Henri Charles Henri Ford Bored? Meet people at Café Catharton Websites: Modern American Poetry: Charles Henri Ford The Rain Taxi Interview Sleep in a Nest of Flames This is Art: Charles Henri Ford Message Boards: Suggest or Request a board Mailing Lists: Suggest or Request a list Chat Rooms: Suggest or Request a room Can't find what you want here? Try searching Google for Charles Henri Ford List of Works:

16. CHARLES HENRI FORD PAPERS
    charles henri ford PAPERS. YCAL MSS 32  
    http://webtext.library.yale.edu/xml2html/beinecke.ford.nav.html

17. Online Interviews With Charles Henri Ford
    Online Interviews with charles henri ford. charles henri ford CatalystAmong Poets Interview by Asako Kitaori Return to charles henri ford.  
    http://www.english.uiuc.edu/maps/poets/a_f/ford/interviews.htm
    
    Extractions: Photo by Gerard Malanga ( www.gerardmalanga.com W henever Charles Henri Ford is mentioned, his name evokes the image of one whose creative genius comes in and out of focus: when, where, how and in what context. The name is easily remembered, yet what he's exactly known for has eluded even the most erudite observer. As Jean Cocteau once said of him: "He is a poet in everything he creates." Charles Henri Ford blazed his way onto the literary scene in the early 1930s with the publication of his poetry in some of the most prestigious periodicals of the day, including Hound and Horn Transition New Directions Annual The New Yorker , and Poetry (Chicago). He is considered by many to be America's first Surrealist poet. His selected poems, Out of the Labyrinth, published by City Lights Books, covers a remarkable six decades. As a teenager, Ford launched an experimental literary magazine Blues , published in Mississippi, and followed nearly a decade later (1940) with View , a glossy magazine devoted to a cultural avant-garde that sprang up in New York as a conduit for the Surrealist group spearheaded by Andre Breton.

18. University Of Delaware: Archive Of Pagany
    Sherry Mangan, editor of Larus (whose unfilled subscriptions were absorbed by Paganywhen Larus ceased), and Blues editor charles henri ford also assisted  
    http://www.lib.udel.edu/ud/spec/findaids/pagany1.htm
    
    Extractions: Contents List Pagany founder and editor Richard Johns was born Richard Johnson on October 29, 1904 in Lynn, Massachusetts. After dropping out of Classical High School in Lynn, Massachusetts, Johns worked at a number of odd jobs in the Boston and New York areas, while he pursued his interest in writing poetry. His first published poem, "Song Against Love," appeared in the first issue of the quarterly Casanova Jr.'s Tales

19. DIRECTORY.TERADEX.COM - Entertainment/Literature/Authors/F/Ford, Charles Henri
    charles henri ford charles henri ford reads some of his most recent haikus (Windows media player). charles henri ford  
    http://directory.teradex.com/Entertainment/Literature/Authors/F/Ford%2C_Charles_
    
    Extractions: Search through: Entire site Ford, Charles Henri DIRECTORY Entertainment Literature Authors ... Charles Henri Ford - Charles Henri Ford reads some of his most recent haikus (Windows media player). Charles Henri Ford - interviewed by Allen Frame (1997, Journal of Contemporary Art). Charles Henri Ford (*1913) - Poems, collage poems, book jackets, bibliography and chronology, external links. From Blues to Haikus: An interview with Charles Henri Ford - by Rhonda Roland Shearer and Thomas Girst. Sleep in a Nest of Flames - The Documentary Film - A portrait of a poet, a portrait of a century. University of Delaware: Charles Henri Ford Letters to Ted Joans - Archival finding aid for Charles Henri Ford Letters to Ted Joans. Contains biographical information on both Ford and Joans.

20. A R T  P H O T O  V O L U M E  O N E
    photo of charles henri ford in Nepal with Tibetan monk. photo of Allen Ginsberg(bandaged poet series). 1. 2. 3. 4. charles henri ford/Haiku, Reepak Shakya/Collage.  
    http://www.milkmag.org/artphoto.htm
    
    Extractions: milk volume one (click on thumbnail to see full image) Ira COHEN IRA photo of Petra Vogt photo of Charles Henri Ford in Nepal with Tibetan monk photo of Allen Ginsberg (bandaged poet series) photo of Frank Kuenstler photo of Ahmed Yacoubi photo of Gerard Malanga photo of William S. Burroughs BAUM BAUMRAY Robert LAVIGNE ROBERT A.D. WINANS AD photo of Bob Kaufman photo of Jack Micheline photo of Jack Micheline photo of Café Vesuvio Charles Henri FORD CHARLES Charles Henri FORD/Haiku, Reepak Shakya/Collage Charles Henri FORD/Haiku, Indra Tamang/Photo Tuli KUPFERBERG TULI Aziz ELHIHI AZIZ URLO PRIMITIF SENZA TITOLO AFRIQUE SENZA TITOLO Gerard MALANGA GERARD Allen Ginsberg, screen test Patti Smith, subway platform Pia slowly disrobing Piero Heliczer, screen test *previously unpublished in milk back to volume one contents back to milk volume one home back to archive back to milk home

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