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SUMMARY:Poetry Reading by Susan Briante
LOCATION:Jonsson Conference Room (JO 4.122)
DESCRIPTION:Poetry reading by Susan Briante (University of Arizona). Brian
 te is the author most recently of Defacing the Monument\, a series of ess
 ays on immigration\, archives\, aesthetics and the state\, winner of the 
 Poetry Foundation’s Pegasus Award for Poetry Criticism in 2021. In a star
 red review\, Publisher’s Weekly calls the collection “a superb examinatio
 n of the ethical issues facing artists who tell others’ stories” and a “d
 azzlingly inventive and searching text.” Her newest collection\, 13 Quest
 ions for the Next Economy\, gathers selections from her three previous bo
 oks of poetry—Pioneers in the Study of Motion\, Utopia Minus\, and The Ma
 rket Wonders—as well as new poems\, prose\, and images.\n\nBriante's crea
 tive nonfiction and essays on documentary poetics have appeared in Gulf C
 oast\, Guernica\, Black Warrior Review\, Jacket2\, and The Believer. Her 
 poems and essays have been collected in The Best American Poetry\, Bodies
  Built for Game\, and The Poetry of Capital\, among other anthologies\, a
 nd are forthcoming in Beyond Ourselves: Contemporary Poets on Muriel Ruke
 yser and differences. Briante’s poetry has been translated into Italian\,
  Chinese\, and Galician. El Mercado se pregunta\, poet Giancarlo Huapaya’
 s translation of The Market Wonders\, was published by Kriller71 (Barcelo
 na).\n\nA translator\, she lived in Mexico City from 1992-1997 working fo
 r the magazines Artes de México and Mandorla. Her translations have appea
 red in the journals Bomb\, Bombay Gin\, Translation Review and Review: La
 tin Amer\n\nhttp://next-to-u.app/events/b3aa8474-29cb-4f6d-a51a-0a6541c02
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