Clark Lunberry is a Professor in the Department of English at the University of North Florida, in Jacksonville, Florida.
Along with his interdisciplinary scholarship and teaching, Lunberry creates site-specific “writing on water |
writing on air” art and poetry installations, placing large-scale poems on water and windows. Recent
installations have been completed in Uppsala, Sweden; Durham, London, and Oxford, England;
Paris, France; Toronto, Canada; Tokyo and Hiroshima, Japan; Stanford University;
the University of Georgia; and at the University of North Florida.
Along with his interdisciplinary scholarship and teaching, Lunberry creates site-specific “writing on water |
writing on air” art and poetry installations, placing large-scale poems on water and windows. Recent
installations have been completed in Uppsala, Sweden; Durham, London, and Oxford, England;
Paris, France; Toronto, Canada; Tokyo and Hiroshima, Japan; Stanford University;
the University of Georgia; and at the University of North Florida.
AND THEN THE WINDOWS FAILED
Parc Montsouris
Paris, France
June 2016
With the French school children reading aloud the words on the water,
"La Chambre — La Chambre — La Chambre — La Chambre — "
Parc Montsouris
Paris, France
June 2016
With the French school children reading aloud the words on the water,
"La Chambre — La Chambre — La Chambre — La Chambre — "
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The Very Thought
of Herbert Blau Edited by Clark Lunberry and Joseph Roach “ . . . These essays elucidate and further challenge Blau’s body of work. . . . : new generations of theatre/performance scholars will find avenues for engaging with [his] work, while those familiar with Blau’s ideas will welcome the opportunity to re-engage with them.”
—John Lutterbie, Stony Brook University Read more... |
“ . . . Lunberry’s work touches on something about language in general and writing in particular concerning the way — a way at least, a beautiful way — to reverence." — A. Samuel Kimball, University of North Florida Read more... |
“ . . . Lunberry is a lyricist of the core of what makes being seen the necessary but traumatic proposition of theater, and perhaps
of being itself.” —Joe Milutis, University of Washington Bothell Read more... |
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