Berget Kristin (24 results)

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Paperback. Condition: New. A new and singular translation of an award-winning author and poet   Norwegian poet Kristin Berget's 2017 Brage Prize-nominated poetry collection and when the light comes it will be so fantastic weaves together themes of ecological and linguistic loss, memory and deep time, and motherhood and grief. Berget's poetics point to landscapes used as sites of extraction, where exhausted phosphorus, starving clay layers, and forest machines are encountered. The poems in this collection traverse forests, deserts, and seas-their poetic matter separated by fields of caesuras, visual absences suggestive of Earth's ongoing extinctions. As jurors of the Brage Prize commented, within these pages is a universe where humans can seldom be separated from one another or from the nature they live in and among. Berget's first book translated into English is an innovative exploration of the climate crises we are living with today and the complex emotions that ebb and flow along with it.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. A new and singular translation of an award-winning author and poet   Norwegian poet Kristin Berget's 2017 Brage Prize-nominated poetry collection and when the light comes it will be so fantastic weaves together themes of ecological and linguistic loss, memory and deep time, and motherhood and grief. Berget's poetics point to landscapes used as sites of extraction, where exhausted phosphorus, starving clay layers, and forest machines are encountered. The poems in this collection traverse forests, deserts, and seas-their poetic matter separated by fields of caesuras, visual absences suggestive of Earth's ongoing extinctions. As jurors of the Brage Prize commented, within these pages is a universe where humans can seldom be separated from one another or from the nature they live in and among. Berget's first book translated into English is an innovative exploration of the climate crises we are living with today and the complex emotions that ebb and flow along with it.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A new and singular translation of an award-winning author and poet Norwegian poet Kristin Bergets 2017 Brage Prizenominated poetry collection and when the light comes it will be so fantastic weaves together themes of ecological and linguistic loss, memory and deep time, and motherhood and grief. Bergets poetics point to landscapes used as sites of extraction, where exhausted phosphorus, starving clay layers, and forest machines are encountered. The poems in this collection traverse forests, deserts, and seastheir poetic matter separated by fields of caesuras, visual absences suggestive of Earths ongoing extinctions. As jurors of the Brage Prize commented, within these pages is a universe where humans can seldom be separated from one another or from the nature they live in and among. Bergets first book translated into English is an innovative exploration of the climate crises we are living with today and the complex emotions that ebb and flow along with it. A stirring lyrical encounter of our universe--both as it was and as it will be--and when the light comes it will be so fantastic: poems moves across landscapes of trees, seas, and deserts, encompassing beauty and loss in their entangled forms. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. A new and singular translation of an award-winning author and poet   Norwegian poet Kristin Berget's 2017 Brage Prize-nominated poetry collection and when the light comes it will be so fantastic weaves together themes of ecological and linguistic loss, memory and deep time, and motherhood and grief. Berget's poetics point to landscapes used as sites of extraction, where exhausted phosphorus, starving clay layers, and forest machines are encountered. The poems in this collection traverse forests, deserts, and seas-their poetic matter separated by fields of caesuras, visual absences suggestive of Earth's ongoing extinctions. As jurors of the Brage Prize commented, within these pages is a universe where humans can seldom be separated from one another or from the nature they live in and among. Berget's first book translated into English is an innovative exploration of the climate crises we are living with today and the complex emotions that ebb and flow along with it.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A new and singular translation of an award-winning author and poet Norwegian poet Kristin Bergets 2017 Brage Prizenominated poetry collection and when the light comes it will be so fantastic weaves together themes of ecological and linguistic loss, memory and deep time, and motherhood and grief. Bergets poetics point to landscapes used as sites of extraction, where exhausted phosphorus, starving clay layers, and forest machines are encountered. The poems in this collection traverse forests, deserts, and seastheir poetic matter separated by fields of caesuras, visual absences suggestive of Earths ongoing extinctions. As jurors of the Brage Prize commented, within these pages is a universe where humans can seldom be separated from one another or from the nature they live in and among. Bergets first book translated into English is an innovative exploration of the climate crises we are living with today and the complex emotions that ebb and flow along with it. A stirring lyrical encounter of our universe--both as it was and as it will be--and when the light comes it will be so fantastic: poems moves across landscapes of trees, seas, and deserts, encompassing beauty and loss in their entangled forms. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. A new and singular translation of an award-winning author and poet   Norwegian poet Kristin Berget's 2017 Brage Prize-nominated poetry collection and when the light comes it will be so fantastic weaves together themes of ecological and linguistic loss, memory and deep time, and motherhood and grief. Berget's poetics point to landscapes used as sites of extraction, where exhausted phosphorus, starving clay layers, and forest machines are encountered. The poems in this collection traverse forests, deserts, and seas-their poetic matter separated by fields of caesuras, visual absences suggestive of Earth's ongoing extinctions. As jurors of the Brage Prize commented, within these pages is a universe where humans can seldom be separated from one another or from the nature they live in and among. Berget's first book translated into English is an innovative exploration of the climate crises we are living with today and the complex emotions that ebb and flow along with it.…

Hardcover. Condition: New. 120 pages. Norwegian & English. In the performance trilogy Riding Romance, choreographer Henriette Pedersen is based on three iconic works from Romantikken - and creates her own theatrical reactions to these. This second part of the series is a reaction to Caspar David Friedrich's picture Der Wanderer über dem Nebelmeer. The production was developed during a stay at the studio program W17 at Kunstnernes Hus in Oslo together with Frido Evers, Kristine Karåla Øren, Elisabeth Breen Berger, Tilo Hahn et al. During three viewing periods, the studio was open to the public, including a small group of specially invited 'reactionaries'. As Pedersen and her team through their process have shredded and explored Friedrich and his painting, Kristin Berget, Diana Damian Martin and Julian Blaue were invited to come up with textual reactions to the stage. The texts are collected in the book, together with an introductory essay by editor Anette Therese Pettersen and photographic documentation by Sveinn Fannar Jóhannsson.…