2009 NEWS & EVENTS
POINT OF CONTACT
publications
Cover design: Alicia Mihay Gascue
NEW RELEASE
POINT OF CONTACT
Vol.9, No.1-2 - 387 pages
Saúl Yurkievich
Letters between a Poet and his Translator
EDITED BY PEDRO CUPERMAN
DISTRIBUTED BY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY PRESS
CONTENT & REVIEW
INTERNATIONAL RELEASE 2009
THE POINT OF CONTACT GALLERY
presents
The Gallery as Studio
Drawings on Delirium
RICARDO LANZARINI
GALLERY EVENT - SEPTEMBER 4, 2009 at 6PM
LANZARINI RETURNS TO SYRACUSE TO PERFORM THE
UNDOING OF THE INSTALLATION &
CATALOGUE RELEASE.
RECEPTION TO FOLLOW
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UPCOMING EXHIBIT
MARCO MAGGI: SLOW SCANDAL
OPENING: SEPTEMBER 17, 2009
A collaborative exhibition
between
The Point of Contact Gallery and The Warehouse Gallery
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THE THIRD THURSDAY
A CITY-WIDE ART OPEN
The visual arts venues of Syracuse join on The Third Thusday of each month for a city-wide event.
NEXT Th3 EVENT at
THE POINT OF CONTACT GALLERY:
SEPTEMBER 17, 2009
:
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914 E Genesee St., Syracuse, NY
Tel. 315-443-2169
GALLERY HOURS 9AM - 2PM
FREE ADMISSION / OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
GUIDED VISITS WELCOME
The Point of Contact Gallery is a member of the Coalition of Museum & Art Centers at Syracuse University (CMAC)
and a vital center of The Connective Corridor 
RELEASED IN 2008
CORRESPONDING VOICES VOL.3
five poets, five registers...
Corresponding Voices Vol.3
features a textual reunion of
five voices:
Faiz Ahmed Faiz
Ana María Fuster Lavín
Christopher Kennedy
Tonia León
Zeeshan Sahil
SEE ARTICLE BY NANCY KEEFE RHODES
Syracuse City Eagle
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POINT OF CONTACT
commemorates 30 YEARS of publishing
“Point of Contact remains a prime crossroad for verbal and visual arts from around the world. We’re honored to celebrate its splendid history by collecting so many visions and voices in one volume.” Nancy Cantor, Chancellor, Syracuse University
Point of Contact, Anniversary Issue: 30 Years
cover & backcover art: Ana Tiscornia
Point of Contact, the book series,commemorates 30 years of publishing with a truly unique anthological issue featuring a selection of some of its most memorable articles, which have now been reprinted in English and translated to Spanish. The translations will be published online this spring of 2007, and will be accessible to Spanish language readers world wide at no cost, through this website.
This special collector's issue includes original work by Patricia Barber, Thomas Bishop, Alicia Borinsky, Trisha Brown, Nicolas Calas, Eldridge Cleaver, Julio Cortázar, Pedro Cuperman, Mario Diament, Vicente Fatone, Christine Fawcett, Jean Franco, Carlos Fuentes, Haile Gerima, Gloria Gibson, Phillip Glass, Mary Karr, Mercedes López-Baralt, Floyd Merrel, Julio Ortega, Raimon Panikkar, Elena Poniatowska, Manuel Puig, José Sanjinés, Severo Sarduy, Owen Shapiro, Dina Sherzer, Joel Sherzer, Bruce Smith, W.D. Snodgrass, Robert Stam, Amy Tan, Wayne Wang, Andrew Waggoner, Douglas Unger, Peter Wollen, and Saúl Yurkievich. This limited edition is a co-publication of Point of Contact and Syracuse University Press.
"Point of Contact's 30th Anniversary issue is quite compelling,
extremely brave, and most impressive. As editor, Pedro Cuperman, has splendidly accomplished the difficult and subtle task of making the
two American hemispheres converse about the best and most novel that
they have; the most adventurous and venturous, the swiftest, the
future, the intriguing and mysterious. A magnificent coat of arms> takes shape in the extraordinary selection of names and writings, a discourse in originality. Point of Contact can only ascend in its own synthesis, vision and generosity as it continues on its path, ever more lucid and vital. My sincere reverence and enthusiasm for this accomplished work." Ivonne Bordelois, Argentinean linguist, poet, whose recent work titled El país nos habla, (Buenos Aires, Argentina) received the Essay Award given by La Nación & -Editorial Sudamericana in 2006.
Table of Content
Contributors' Bios
A 30th anniversary reception & presentation of the new edition at SU
30-Years In Review, by Douglas Unger
ORDER THIS ISSUE NOW FROM SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY PRESS
PUNTO DE CONTACTO / POINT OF CONTACT honored at the
King Juan Carlos I of Spain Center, NYU
One of the most prestigious international cultural centers in New York City, the King Juan Carlos I of Spain Center at New York University, hosted a special reception to honor the 30th anniversary of Punto de Contacto / Point of Contact on February 2nd, 2007.
Point of Contact was founded by Pedro Cuperman in 1975 at New York University.
Many of its original editorial advisors, currently distinguished faculty at NYU, are still very much involved in the publication as well as other Point of Contact divisions, as the organization has significantly diversified in the course of three decades. To this day, the publication continues to evolve as a venue
for creative scholarship and original art, providing a cross-disciplinary
space for world-renowned as well as emerging writers, artists and scholars. Point of Contact retains an international character, along
with continuing strong ties to Latin-American arts and literature.
King Juan Carlos I of Spain Center at New York University
THE ART OF POINT OF CONTACT
As part of Point of Contact's 30th Anniversary celebration, another special publication is already in the making to document
The Art of Point of Contact.
A complete catalog of the collection, this book will include
the original texts that accompanied the artwork
when first published, as well as artists' biographies and commentary.
This volume will include works by
Burt Barr, Roy Bautista,
Luis Camnitzer, Marta Chilindrón,Papo Colo, Jaime Davidovich, Katherine Desjardins, Nancy Graves,
Joseph Kugielsky,
Elka Krajewska, Alberto Lastreto, Hung Liu, Marco Maggi, Priscilla Monge, Luis Felipe Noe,
Nam June Paik, Izhar Patkin, Judy Pfaff, Cesar Paternosto, Liliana Porter, Regina Silveira,
Ana Tiscornia
and Ursula Von Rydingsvard.
POINT OF CONTACT, recipient of the 2006 HORIZON AWARD
Point of Contact distinguished by the Cultural Resources Council of the City of Syracuse and the local cultural community at the Third Annual Horizon Awards.
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