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.
"Haunted Words: Or, Drowning My Library (in the Waters of Hogan's Creek)"
Th3Rivers | A Contemporary Exploration of the St. Johns Lower Basin
Karpeles Manuscript Library, Jacksonville, Florida
April 9 - May 29, 2021
Th3Rivers | A Contemporary Exploration of the St. Johns Lower Basin
Karpeles Manuscript Library, Jacksonville, Florida
April 9 - May 29, 2021
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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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