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Marjorie Welish has published four collections of poems: Casting
Sequences (University of Georgia Press, 1993), The Windows
Flew Open (Burning Deck, 1991), Two Poems (Z Press,
1981), and Handwritten (Sun Press, 1979). Her poems have
appeared in many anthologies, such as The Best American Poetry
1988 (edited by John Ashbery), Experimental Poetry in America
1950 to the Present: A Norton Anthology, and From the Other
Side of the Century: New American Poetry 1960-1990 from Sun
and Moon Press. Her extensive writings on Art have appeared in
Art in America, Art International, and Art News
, among other magazines. Her awards include a MacDowell Colony
Fellowship (1978), a grant from the Djerassi Foundation (1988),
and a grant from the New York Foundation for the Arts (1990-91).
She currently teaches art history at the Pratt Institute and has
taught poetry workshops at Brown University.
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