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George Quasha
According to his WikiPedia page: George Quasha is an American poet from Barrytown, New York in the United States. On top of poems, he also explores the intricacies of language through visual, aural, and kinesthetic mediums of media. More popular, however, is his art. In particular, the page notes a sculpture he created (one of many), his Axial series of works (including drawings, drumming, and poems), as well as a video art installation he did called Speaking Portraits.
He has also done some other endeavors. For example, there are his artistic collaborations, his linguistic endeavors on preverbs, and the publishing house he co-runs with his wife Susan, Barrytown/Station Hall Press. Additionally, according to Symposium of the Whole, he has been an editor/co-editor on many poetics and ethnopoetics-based journals and magazines, as well as authored many works of his own.
Sections from "DiaLogos: Between the Written and the Oral in Contemporary Poetry"
The section of this work within Symposium of the Whole is broken into three parts: Part I: Frame (p. 462), Part II: Object at a Distance (pp. 462-72), and Part III: A Further Part (pp. 472-4).
Part I: Frame
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Part II: Object at a Distance
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Part III: A Further Part
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