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Seven Poems by Charles Henri FORD, 1974 Biography - Ford, Charles Henri (1913-2002): An article from: Contemporary Authors by Gale Reference Team, 2003-01-01 POVERI PERVERSI. Romanzo di Charles Henri Ford e Parker Tyler. by Charles Henri; Parker Tyler Ford, 1961-01-01 The Mirror of Baudelaire (The Poets of the Month Series) The Garden of Disorder and Other Poems by Charles Henri Ford, 1938 The Overturned Lake. by Charles Henri. Ford, 1941 VIEW: THE MODERN MAGAZINE - FEBRUARY 1946 (SERIES VI, NO.1) : VIEW ITALY by Charles Henri, Editor (VIEW: THE MODERN MAGAZINE). Ford, 1946 View, Feb.-March 1942. by Charles Henri & MILLER, Henry. FORD, 1942 VIEW: THE MODERN MAGAZINE - DECEMBER 1943 (SERIES III, NO.4) by Charles Henri, Editor (VIEW: THE MODERN MAGAZINE). Ford, 1943 Young And Evil by Charles Henri; Tyler, Parker Ford, 1996 VIEW: THE MODERN MAGAZINE - MARCH / SPRING 1947 (VOLUME VII, NO.3) by Charles Henri, Editor (VIEW: THE MODERN MAGAZINE). Ford, 1947 The Half-Thoughts: the distances of pain by Charles Henri FORD, 1947-01-01 VIEW: THE MODERN MAGAZINE - DECEMBER 1944 (SERIES IV, No.4) by Charles Henri, Editor (VIEW: THE MODERN MAGAZINE). Ford, 1944-01-01 VIEW: THE MODERN MAGAZINE - NOVEMBER 1945 (SERIES V, NO.4) by Charles Henri, Editor (VIEW: THE MODERN MAGAZINE). Ford, 1945

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21. Re: Charles Henri Ford
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24. Charles Henri Ford: Water From A Bucket
    V Magazine May/June 2001~Poet charles henri ford…is no gardenvariety diatist,not by a long shot. Forward Magazine, June 2001 By charles henri ford.  
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25. Charles Henri Ford Work
    charles henri ford Work. (F), Johnny Minotaur 79.5 min 16mm. (F), Poem Posters24 min 16mm. (F) Available from Filmmakers Cooperative. charles henri ford.  
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26. Untitled Document
    Portraits of ford and his circle are included in this the catalogue ofa groundbreaking exhibition. ford, charles henri. ford, charles henri.  
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    Extractions: Sleep in a Nest of Flames home page table of contents additional reading Barnes, Djuna Collected Stories Los Angeles: Sun and Moon Press, 1996. A collection of Barnes' short stories, including Behind the Heart , one in which the author examines her feelings about her relationship with Charles Henri Ford. An interpretation of this story is included in Sleep in a Nest of Flames . The book contains an introduction by Phillip Herring. Bowles, Paul In Touch: The Letters of Paul Bowles New York: Farrar, Strauss and Giroux, 1994. With a foreword by the editor Jeffrey Miller, this is a sampling of Bowles' voluminous correspondence, including many letters to Charles Henri Ford. Calloway, Stephen Baroque Baroque, The Culture of Excess London: Phaidon Press Limited, 1994. Calloway takes the decades of the twentieth century and explores how a baroque sensibility has manifested itself in each one. Film, visual art, fashion and interior design are used to show how this style has persisted in this age of orthodox severity. Surrealism and Neo-Romanticism are reflected in the work of Ford's intimates Pavel Tchelitchew and Cecil Beaton. The extravagance of Ford's friends the Sitwells is examined as being emblematic of this imaginative view of culture. Duncan, Michael

27. Untitled Document
    Photography as Witness of His Times. charles henri ford photographing. Ruthford by charles henri ford. Parker Tyler by charles henri ford.  
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    Extractions: Sleep in a Nest of Flames home page table of contents Photography as Witness of His Times Charles Henri Ford photographing In addition to his various other careers, Ford has produced a body of photographic work that reflect changing attitudes toward photography during his lifetime. His work as a photographer reveals at times a taste for the vernacular and at other times a surrealist way of seeing the world, however, it always reflects the time in which it was made and offers a personal interpretation of those times. Whenever possible, in Sleep in a Nest of Flames , we have used Ford's photographs. Genre photographs reveal the spirit of 1930's and 1940's New York, while his surrealist work reflects a life spent pushing the edge. A section of Ford's photographs is included as he shows an album of them to Ned Rorem. Sung behind this is Paul Bowles song from the 1940's, "Night Without Sleep" which sets the text of the Ford poem against Bowles' lyrical music. Ruth Ford by Charles Henri Ford Parker Tyler by Charles Henri Ford 14th Street by Charles Henri Ford Untitled by Charles Henri Ford above photographs courtesy of Charles Henri Ford and the Ransom Center, University of Texas

28. Tamang
    “ Alive and Kicking The Collages of charles henri ford” (19082002). curatedby Thomas Girst. Opening reception October 31st (Halloween) 6-8pm.  
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    Extractions: “ Alive and Kicking: The Collages of Charles Henri Ford” (1908-2002) curated by Thomas Girst Opening reception: October 31st (Halloween) 6-8pm Exhibition dates: October 31st - December 12th 2002 Home About The Scene Gallery Charles Henri Ford Press Release The New York Times ... Contact Us Photograph taken by Indra Tamang

29. Charles Henri Ford
    charles henri ford (1913 ) The American surrealist, charles henriford, was both an influential writer and an editor. In 1933 he  
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    Extractions: The American surrealist, Charles Henri Ford, was both an influential writer and an editor. In 1933 he published The Young and the Evil, a novel he wrote with Parker Tyler. He is better known, however, for his collections of surrealist poetry, including The Garden of Disorder (1939) and The Overturned Lake (1941), and for editing the surrealist magazines, Blues and View. He published Blues from 1929-30 while he was still a teenager. View ran from 1940-47 and contained works of young artists and poets like Joseph Cornell, Randall Jarrell, and Allen Ginsberg. Ford was born in Hazlehurst, Mississippi, on February 10, 1913 to Charles Lloyd and Gertrude Cato Ford. He attended the Christian Brothers College Grammar School in Memphis, Tennessee, where he lived with his mother and sister Ruth. In 1922 he was sent away to the Webb School in Bellbuckle, Tennessee, and later attended the Morgan School in St. Petersburg, Tennessee. In 1929, he went to St. Mary's University in San Antonio, Texas, for at least one semester. Later in 1929, Ford lived in both Columbus, Mississippi, and New York City, while he edited Blues. In 1930 he moved to Paris, where he lived for four years. During this period he developed friendships with several literary figures, among whom were Gertrude Stein and Djuna Barnes. After traveling through Europe and North Africa, Ford returned to New York in October, 1934.

30. Charles Henri Ford, 94, Prolific Poet, Artist And Edito -- Gone But Not Forgotte
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    Extractions: VoyForums Homepage Create a New Forum Owner Login VoyForums News Help Desk VoyForums Exchange FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions Directory/Categories Search VoyForums Contribute: Support VoyForums Main index Post a new message Archives: Subject: Charles Henri Ford, 94, Prolific Poet, Artist and Edito Mr. Ford was considered America's first Surrealist poet and, by some, a precursor of the New York School. His first poem appeared in The New Yorker while he was still a teenager; he eventually published 16 books of poetry. But he was also a co-writer, with his lifelong friend the writer and film critic Parker Tyler, of "The Young and Evil" (Paris, 1933), which many consider to be the first gay novel. The book, based on the author's adventures in Greenwich Village bohemia, was banned in the United States until the 1960's. His most recent book is "Water From a Bucket; A Diary, 1948-1957" (Turtle Point Press, 2001), with an introduction by the writer Lynne Tillman. Mr. Ford also made paintings, drawing, collages and especially photographs, which he starting taking in the 1930's and first exhibited in Paris in 1954, as well as a single film, "Johnny Minotaur," whose premiere was in 1973. His photographs were shown most recently at the Leslie Tonkonow Gallery in Chelsea in 1997. In 1999 the Ubu Gallery in Manhattan organized a revelatory exhibition of his so-called Prose Poems from the mid-1960's — large, colorful word-strewn collages that combined elements of Concrete poetry and Pop Art and presaged image-text artists like Barbara Kruger.

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32. Sleep In A Nest Of Flames @ Hollywood.com. Movie Synopsis, Review, Trailer, Cast
    Sleep in a Nest of Flames The Movie starring James Dowell,charles henri ford,WilliamS Burroughs. Cast Role. James Dowell, Narrator. charles henri ford, Himself.  
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    Extractions: Synopsis: A chronicle of the life of American artist Charles Henri Ford, whose influence has spanned the last 70 years. Born and raised in the South, Ford put his stamp on the world of literature when he founded "Blues", a literary magazine which published works by emerging writers. One such writer, Parker Tyler, prompted Charles to join him in the lap of counterculture, Greenwich Village. In 1932, they co-authored the semi-autobiographical novel "The Young and the Evil". Radical for its non-judgmental view of gay life, the book was banned in the US. Ford was as connected to the Surrealists of the 40s as he was to the Pop artists of the 60s. Through the use of dramatizations and interviews with Ford and his contemporaries, including Allen Ginsberg, Paul Bowles and Dorothea Tanning, a portrait emerges of one of America's most influential and enduring artists.

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34. Black Sun Books: 7 Poems. By FORD, Charles Henri.
    Author ford, charles henri. Title 7 Poems. With a photographic frontispieceby Ira Cohen, woodcut illustrations by charles henri ford.  
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    Extractions: Browse by category any Americana Archeology Africa Architecture Art Bible Illustrated books Bibliography Bindings Biography Black Literature Books About Books Cinema Dance Drama English History Erotica France History Graphics Humor Illustrated Books Native Americans Jewelry Judaica Juvenile Literature Law Limited Editions Literature Music Photographs Press Books Press Illustrated Books Rock and roll Russian Literature Science Economics, Medecine Sporting Textiles Design Theater Dance, Photography Theatre Art Reference Theatre Costume, art Theatre Literature Theatre Puppets Travel Quick Search Log In Username: Password: Title: 7 Poems. Description: Kathmandu, Nepal: Starstreams Poetry Series Number 3 1974, 8vo, wrappers. With a photographic frontispiece by Ira Cohen, woodcut illustrations by Charles Henri Ford. Printed by Sharada Printing Press, Kingdom of Nepal. Edition of 500 numbered copies signed by the author. Very fine. Item # add to shopping cart Any book may be returned within five days of receipt for any reason. Prior notification is required. Whenever possible all domestic shipments are sent via UPS, insured. Unless otherwise requested all overseas shipments are sent via USPS, Air Parcel Post, insured. Shipping charges are additional to cost of books. In general we try to deal in the best possible copy and have set our return policy accordingly. We accept M/C, VISA and AMEX. Overseas customers must remit in US funds on an American Bank to our account number 116-037 664, Chase Bank, ABA 021000021, 598 Madison Avenue, New York,NY 10022

35. Arts/Literature/Authors/F/Ford,_Charles_Henri
    Arts / Literature / Authors / F / ford, charles henri. From Blues to Haikus Aninterview with charles henri ford by Rhonda Roland Shearer and Thomas Girst.  
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    Extractions: Search: Welcome to arts-entertainment-recreation.com, the comprehensive search portal dedicated to the arts. We have located some of the finest art and entertainment resources from across the Web and accumulated them into a single directory. Here you can choose from a wide variety of documents, reviews, articles, and Web sites about your favorite activities. Whether you enjoy film, Broadway shows, television, books, fine art, or travel, there is something here for you. As you peruse the directory, you will notice several categories pertaining to the arts. Feel free to navigate through these categories, from broad art-related topics to specific information on selected subjects. Our search portal also gives you the option to conduct a query using our intelligent search feature. Arts Literature Authors F Ford, Charles Henri From Blues to Haikus: An interview with Charles Henri Ford

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    Michael Duncan on charles henri ford. IN PRINT. Re Michael Duncan oncharles henri ford. by James Dowell, 01.19.03 0443 am. Hi Michael,.  
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    Extractions: Michael Duncan on Charles Henri Ford IN PRINT Re: Michael Duncan on Charles Henri Ford by James Dowell, 01.19.03 04:43 am Hi Michael, Charles always liked publicity so much; I was glad to see you threw a few pixels his way. I was surprised you remember bitchiness as one of his chief legacies. To me, under his often petty and prideful surface, was the spirit of a real poet. I'm sure he was a victim of his good looks in youth, but I also am aware that he could delight in at least half of the things experience washed up on his shore. I've been in Texas for months dealing with family matters; should be back in NYC in March to try and wrap up the Rorem filming. Best regards, Jim Reply Overview

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    Extractions: One of the few surrealists from Midnight, Mississippi. (Well, Brookhaven, Mississippi, if you insist.) Luckily, I am interested both in surrealists and in Mississippi small towns with funny names. Hot Coffee, Mississippi, is my favorite, but Notapater, Bobo, Soso, Homochitto, Money, and Arm are not to be ignored. Charles Henri has a comfortable little apartment under the roof of the Dakota Apartments on the Upper West Side in Manhattan. We stop in now and again for tea with him and his devoted friend from Katmandu, Indra Tamang. The talk turns from Gertie Stein and Pavel Tchelitchew to the latest gorilla-hash about the artistes on Long Island. His accent is still mud-deep Mississsippi and he is a real delight.

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    Extractions: Charles Henri Ford's Splendid Life By David Noh Charles Henri Ford, who died last summer at 93, is being celebrated in an exhibit at the Mitchell Algus gallery, and a new film, "Sleep in a Nest of Flames," by James Dowell and John Kolomvakis. Ford was a true Renaissance man — poet, artist, editor, filmmaker and inspiration to some of the greatest artists of the 20th century. In 1932, he and Parker Tyler wrote the first gay-themed novel, "The Young and Evil," a shocker set in Greenwich Village which is still in publication. Today, the book still holds up as a unflinchingly honest, poetic work with similarities to Djuna Barnes' "Nightwood." Ford knew Barnes well, as, indeed he seemed to know everyone, from William Burroughs to Andy Warhol. I was lucky to know him, and visited him at his art-filled aerie in the Dakota, as well as summer digs in his beloved Montauk. We first met at a screening of his Cretan film, "Johnny Minotaur," at the Mudd Club, and Charles, ever the flirt, said, "There is nothing more beautiful than a smiling Asian face." He was a superb raconteur and mimic with incredible recall of events like the time he brought the poet W.H. Auden to meet Salvador Dali at a party. Dali's first, weirdly high-pitched words to this esteemed man of letters were, "Do you spik Inglish?!"

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    SpanishAmerican War 1903 Wright brothers 1st plane flight 1908 ford produces Model CharlesHenri (Henry) Goyetche b. Living d. Maria Boudreau b.1889 Petit de  
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