The instruction manual: |
Bibliographic code: Section P
|
Section P includes publications that contain information about the domestic environments that Ashbery has created: the architecture, furnishings, collections, etc. These materials document Ashbery's created physical spaces and offer imaginative and critical conjectures about possible relationships between these spaces and the poetic environments that Ashbery creates in his work, a subject that is receiving increasing attention.
Usually, only the first publication of Section P items, whether in books or periodicals, is given a complete citation. All known reprints usually are mentioned in the notes field of the citation.
Examples of Section P material
American Victorian, 1984 (book including photos of the staircase, library and dining room of Ashbery's Hudson home)
Times-Union, 1985-12-22 (newspaper including a photo of Ashbery's home with an article about the revival of the city of Hudson)
Register-Star, 1998-10-08 (newspaper including a reference to Historic Hudson's nomination of Ashbery for the Long-Term [Home] Preservation Award)
Nest, 2003 Summer (periodical including "Heavenly Days [Illuminated]," a collaboration between Ashbery and visual artist Archie Rand, wherein Rand painted a series of panels depicting various places and objects in Ashbery's Hudson home, inspired by Ashbery's poem "Heavenly Days," and Ashbery in turn selected various lines or line fragments from his poem to match with Rand's panels; this publication is also categorized in Sections C and K5)
|
.jpg){kind=small}