To Know Others, Various & Free

by Robert Gibbons


“Good to know that Gibbons and Nine Point Publishing have created a third volume to form a Trilogy, along with This Time and Traveling Companion. I go with him on Goya, Goya, Goya, and like the way his voice comes across naturally at the same moment perceiving. I don’t know much else in English like it. The books are finely done, too.”
— John Felstiner
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Olson/Still: Crossroad

by Robert Gibbons


Prose pieces on the "similarities & distinctions between art in paint by Clyfford Still, & art in language by Charles Olson. The vertical in both is a matter of digging & penetration, not only into the matter of the work, but that of the self."
— from "Abstract Lines"

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120’00": A Conversation with John Cage

by Larry A. Fader


“This 120’00" book is an amazing taste ... Through the space and time opened in this book, we have the privilege of being with Cage, and D. T. Suzuki, and Larry Fader, sitting in New York a few decades back ... in this delightful and profound ... little conversation, I feel I am having a really proper meeting with him [John Cage]. I welcome the experience, and joyfully recommend it to everyone."
—from the Foreword by Tenzin Robert Thurman

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GIBBONS’ OLSON/STILL: CROSSROAD IS ADDED TO NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART LIBRARY COLLECTION

Posted April 23, 2013

"On April 15th Robert Gibbons' book Olson/Still: Crossroad was added to the National Gallery of Art Library's collection. The books is a lends a sharp eye to the "similarities & distinctions between art in paint by Clyfford Still, & art in language by Charles Olson. The vertical in both is a matter of digging & penetration, not only into the matter of the work, but that of the self." (read more)  

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