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	The Poetry Collection - UB Libraries
		Joel Oppenheimer was born in Yonkers, NY and attended Black Mountain College where he was a student of Charles Olson.
		Joel Oppenheimer enjoyed living among people and looked for the genuine in every occasion, which he transformed into the particulars of many, many poems.
		An old and devoted frind of Joel Oppenheimer's, Dobbs appears in Joel's poem, "The Man Observed through the Kitchen Window", as the "realist painter." His most recent exhibition of baseball paintings, Double Play, was shown at the ACA Galleries in New York.
	ublib.buffalo.edu /libraries/units/pl/collections/oppenheimer (254 words)

	Don't Touch the Poet: The Life and Times of Joel Oppenheimer \| Jeffery Beam \| Essays \| Oyster Boy Review 16 \| Winter ...
		Joel Oppenheimer, who died in 1997, strove to make earth confess its "stolen bits of God." This biography, which grew out of a hypnotherapist's sessions with Oppenheimer as he attempted to lessen his tobacco habit, brings attention to this poet who received much less than he deserved during his life.
		Oppenheimer, a student at Black Mountain College during its Charles Olson / Paul Goodman heyday, a figure in the Greenwich Village scene most of his life, and a notable critic for The Village Voice, published mostly through small, but distinguished, presses such as The Jargon Society and Perishable Press.
		The book begins with his death, and the text of his last poem "animal." In the poem a young goat reaches unsuccessfully for some green leaves tempting it nearby, and an old dog tangled in undergrowth by his lead spends a whole day without water and later runs away.
	www.oysterboyreview.com /issue/16/BeamJ-Gilmore.html (361 words)

	Listmania! joel oppenheimer made me read these (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		I think joel was obsessed with this period in 1975.
		Like joel, when Muriel found her mature voice, great songs poured forth..
		Obliterating the border between poetry and prose, this is a primer in historical witnessing.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/listmania/list-browse/-/ASO9S25XZISN (451 words)

	Joel Oppenheimer Papers
		Oppenheimer was the first director of the St. Mark's Poetry Project in Greenwich Village (from 1966 to 1968) and was an active teacher of poetry throughout his life.
		Joel Oppenheimer was born in Yonkers, New York, in 1930 to Jewish parents.
		Oppenheimer had another son with activist Margaret Randall, although he was to see this son even less frequently (Margaret Randall spent years in Mexico and Cuba with her family).
	www.lib.uconn.edu /online/research/speclib/ASC/findaids/Oppenheimer/MSS19900056.html (2598 words)

	Antiques and the Arts Online
		Joel Oppenheimer, president of the gallery, credits this to advances in technology called digital Iris printing, as well as the reproductions' lower prices.
		Each reproduction is embossed in the lower right-hand corner with the Oppenheimer logo, the letter O. On the reverse, each print is stamped and numbered and is signed by Ben Williams, the librarian for The Field Museum.
		With a second licensing agreement in hand, Oppenheimer selected 50 of the most sought-after prints from this Imperial edition to be reproduced for the continuation of the Oppenheimer Field Museum facsimile edition.
	www.antiquesandthearts.com /TT0-07-31-2001-12-45-43 (515 words)

	From Black Mountain College to St. Mark's Church: The Cityscape Poetics of Blackburn, di Prima, and Oppenheimer - R A I ...
		Yet, beginning in 1966, she worked under another Black Mountain poet, Joel Oppenheimer, who ran the Project and its first workshop in which she was a participant.
		This is the language of jazz and communal living and it is most of all the proclamation of freedom in an alternative life style--all built into the word "swinging." This verse is melodic and democratic, echoing dissonances as well as agreements di Prima serendipitously encounters.
		The ease of speech and the seemingly casual yet precise juxtaposing of the lovers' bodies to one another and to be bop jazz are grounded in di Prima, Oppenheimer and Blackburn, and reflected in Mayer.
	www.raintaxi.com /online/2002spring/poetryproject.shtml (2764 words)

	Untitled Article
		Such was the subject matter of "Oppenheimer's Kvetch," a column that jumped from biweekly to weekly to monthly during its 16-year run in the Village Voice.
		I came to know Oppenheimer in 1982 (two years before "Kvetch" was abruptly canceled as the Voice pursued a new wave of hipness), when he moved to New Hampshire to teach at New England College, where my father is a professor.
		Despite abundant evidence to the contrary, Oppenheimer genuinely believed that humankind was capable of goodwill--a quality he generously exhibited.
	www.wweek.com /html/bom-0798.html (332 words)

	Alibris: Joel Oppenheimer
		Alternately philosopher, sports commentator, sociologist, and political pundit, Oppenheimer was a writer whose work was infused with a jubilation for life in all its diversity.
		Joel Oppenheimer moved at once back in time and out in space.
		David Landrey "Oppenheimer nurtured the discursive voice in his poems toward a paced deliberation of how...
	www.alibris.com /search/books/author/Joel_Oppenheimer (284 words)

	Other OPPENHEIMERs
		OPPENHEIMER Park in Vancouver is named after him, and there is a statue of him there.
		Hermann OPPENHEIMER, Ph.D. math Friedrich-Schiller Universitat Jena 1892.
		William may be the father of Guillerme Melgar OPPENHEIMER of\ El Salvador, grandfather of Claudie M. CQuintana at solanocounty.com.
	www.loebtree.com /other.html (3928 words)

	"Opening Milestones: An Auto Biography" by Karl Young
		Oppenheimer's presence and delivery as a mature reader embodies this admirably.
		Walter Hamady produced this edition after Oppenheimer's death, when the poet's voice might still be heard on tape, but his presence had become a memory.
		Joel Oppenheimer learned to set type at Black Mountain College, and claimed that in so doing he was the only student who learned a useful skill at that school.
	www.thing.net /~grist/ld/young/ky-wh.htm (1704 words)

	Audubon's Fifty Best Birds - Audubon House Gallery
		The Oppenheimer Field Museum Edition of Audubon's Fifty Best is the first facsimile edition to accurately replicate the quality of the first Audubon edition of Birds of America completed in the 1830's.
		Heretofore, this technique was not possible, and the most prized possession of the museum rare book library would not have been made available for such a purpose.
		"The Oppenheimer Field Museum Edition of AudubonÂ¹s Fifty BestÂ© is the first facsimile edition to accurately replicate the quality of the first Audubon edition of Birds of America completed in the 1830s.This publication achieves an esthetic quality that we can endorse as comparable to the originals.
	www.audubonhouse.org /audubon/opbirds/oppfield.cfm (449 words)

	Essay on a Topic
		Moreover, Oppenheimer’s signature diction is for its time breathtakingly casual and candid, reflecting the social revolution in America that was to reach crisis proportions in the late 1960s.
		Oppenheimer’s poetry is located in the moments of a daily life.
		His lover’s bathing, Oppenheimer finds, is a ritual albeit one unremarked upon but for his verse—and yet, he humorously points out, "she wants him" (the poem's persona thinks) "unbathed"; he is gratified by her desire.
	eies.njit.edu /~kimmelma/topicessay.html (1411 words)

	References to Black Mountain College (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Joel Oppenheimer’s (1930–1998) papers are stored at the University of Connecticut Dodd Center.
		Oppenheimer was at Black Mountain between 1950 and 1953, and studied under Charles Olson.
		Burt Kimmelman has a critical review of St. Mark’s Church Poetry Project in which Joel Oppenheimer and other beat poets participated.
	www.ibiblio.org /blackmountaincollege/weblinks/webmno.htm (388 words)

	Back To AUDUBONART
		For collectors and enthusiasts of religious folk art, there is just one image that comes to mind as the icon of this genre: The Tree of Light or Blazing Tree (commonly referred to as The Blazing Tree), circa 1845, from the Andrews Collection of Hancock Shaker Village in Pittsfield, Mass.
		This enduring image has come to symbolize the Shakers, and now for the first time, Oppenheimer Editions, LLC is producing this gift drawing as a limited-edition facsimile print.
		Through Oppenheimer Editions, individual plates will be offered for an initial price of $500.
	www.oppenheimereditions.com /01__sha.asp (235 words)

	AUDUBON LECTURERS
		She is the former Curator of the New York Historical Society, NewYork, New York and the author of "John James Audubon" published in 1997 by Harry N. Abrams and many other important books on American Art.
		Oppenheimer is the President of Joel Oppenheimer Galleries of Chicago, Illinois, the world's foremost Natural History Fine Art Gallery.
		He is an Audubon expert, fine art dealer and his gallery sells, appraises, restores and conserves rare original Audubon fine art prints and original John James Audubon historical documents.
	www.artservices2000.com /audlec.html (398 words)

	Art Business News: Oppenheimer Gallery, Field Museum offer "Fifty Best" prints - news - Kenyon Oppenheimer - Brief ...
		CHICAGO--Kenyon Oppenheimer, a gallery specializing in the original works of John James Audubon and the art of natural history, has released the first 10 of 50 images in the "Fifty Best" edition, a new facsimile edition of the Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America.
		The Oppenheimer Field Museum Edition began with John James Audubon's "Birds of America" Making both facsimile editions possible is the collaboration and licensing agreement between the Field Museum and the Kenyon Oppenheimer Gallery.
		According to Ben Williams, head librarian at the Field Museum, the use of digital Iris printing has enabled Audubon enthusiasts to add to their collections at a fraction of the cost of an original print, while not sacrificing quality.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0HMU/is_11_28/ai_80192131 (417 words)

	The Chicago Art Dealers Association
		For more than three decades, Joel Oppenheimer, Inc. has been the nation's
		Wrigley Building on Michigan Avenue in the heart of Chicago, Joel Oppenheimer
		Joel Oppenheimer, Inc., in addition to being an
	www.chicagoartdealers.org /listing.asp?g=29 (105 words)

	Art Business News: Kenyon Oppenheimer acquires Redoute roses - Up Front - Brief Article
		CHICAGO -- Kenyon Oppenheimer has acquired, "Les Roses," a rare set of 169 engravings of Redoute roses created by Pierre Joseph Redoute from 1817 to 1824.
		The engravings depict many of the roses cultivated by the Empress Josephine Bonaparte in her garden at Malmaison outside of Paris.
		On Feb. 14, Kenyon Oppenheimer Inc. is inviting collectors and galleries to participate in a Secure Shared Syndication, which allows them to take part in the initial dispersal of the entire portfolio.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0HMU/is_2_30/ai_98593644 (266 words)

	The Chicago Gallery News
		For more than three decades, Joel Oppenheimer, Inc. has been the nation's premier gallery of art from the Golden Age of Exploration.
		Located in the historic Wrigley Building on Michigan Avenue in the heart of Chicago, Joel Oppenheimer specializes in the art of Natural History, with particular emphasis on the works of John James Audubon.
		Joel Oppenheimer, Inc., in addition to being an incredible art resource, also provides custom archival framing and nationally recognized paper conservation and restoration services for museums, dealers, and private collectors around the country
	www.chicagogallerynews.com /district.asp?d=5 (1289 words)

	Joel Norris ; Serial Killers, Joel Reeves - Touch of Frost/The Last Intergalactic Sighting of Melgor Lich, (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Joel Reeves - Touch of Frost/The Last Intergalactic Sighting of Melgor Lich
		Joel Oppenheimer - Drawing From Life Oppenheimers Kvetch
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	www.romancebooksstore.com /121356_joel-norris.html (84 words)

	Asphodel Press, Acorn Alliance (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		This collection gathering Joel Oppenheimer's writings for the Village Voice chronicle a momentous era.
		Poet Joel Oppenheimer's first commentary piece, entitled "Oppenheimer's Kvetch," ran in the Village Voice in 1969.
		As the Dodgers moved out of the city and Nixon moved in, through Vietnam and Reagan, Oppenheimer painted a portrait of an era that was profoundly affecting a generation of young people and that ultimately changed the country.
	www.moyerbellbooks.com /asphodel.html (1106 words)

	Limited edition Audubon reproductions Audubon's fifty best, prints by John Gould, Louis Fuertes, Pierre Joseph Redoute, ...
		The Oppenheimer Field Museum Editions are making it possible for heretofore-unattainable collections to enter the public sphere through these facsimile prints
		Oppenheimer Editions has undertaken the mission to faithfully replicate key pieces from The Field Museum collection
		This page, and all contents, are Copyright © 2003 by Oppenheimer Editions, LLC
	www.oppenheimereditions.com /index2.asp (81 words)

	The Natural History Art Gallery specializing in Audubon prints, botanical prints, all collectible editions of Audubon ...
		Joel Oppenheimer, Inc. also includes a state of the art restoration and conservation facility.
		A staff of professional conservators and preparators are employed full time working on collections and individual pieces for museums, private collectors and fine art dealers throughout the nation.
		Established in 1999, Oppenheimer Editions was conceived with the mission of recreating the world's greatest natural history art collections by utilizing the newest technology and maintaining the highest standards possible.
	www.audubonart.com (292 words)

	The Forum - Lasting Impressions: Prints and Engravings - Hancock Shaker Village
		Joel Oppenheimer is one of the foremost authorities on the works of John James Audubon.
		Oppenheimer has assembled one of the largest privately held natural history art collections in the world.
		In addition to Audubon, Oppenheimer will discuss his new partnership with Hancock Shaker Village to produce a facsimile of The Tree of Light or Blazing Tree.
	www.shakerworkshops.com /shaker-calendar-events/forum-hancock-shaker-village-2005.htm (652 words)

	HTP: Description (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Great American Desert is a multi-dimensional play that follows three cowboys on the run from the law after a bank robbery.
		Oppenheimer's first dramatic work interrogates the truth behind the romantic mythology of the American West through frequent interruptions of dance, music and commercials read by a chorus of Old West Heroes including Wild Bill Hickok, Wyatt Earp, Billy the Kid, and Doc Holliday who comment on the unfolding action.
		This new production of The Great American Desert fuses elements from Oppenheimer's script, Dante's Divine Comedy, classic American Western cinema, vaudeville, and musical theater.
	www.harlemtheaterproject.org (150 words)

	COSMIC BASEBALL ASSOCIATION-1998 Black Mountains Roster
		Among her students was the poet Joel Oppenheimer.
		She weathered an attempt in 1950 by the Board of Fellows (then dominated by the "cultural conservatives") to dismiss her and she stayed at Black Mountain when her estranged and defeated husband left in December 1950.
		Oppenheimer was born in Yonkers, NY and arrived at Black Mountain at the age of 20 after having been kicked out of Cornell and the University of Chicago.
	www.cosmicbaseball.com /98bmr.html (2633 words)

	UCONN Dodd Center Collection Summaries L-R (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Additional letters and manuscripts from Charles Olson are in the papers of Donald Allen, Bill Berkson, Fielding Dawson, Ed Dorn, Vincent Ferrini, Joel Oppenheimer, Michael Rumaker, and Ed Sanders, and in the Oyez Press Records.
		Additional papers of Joel Oppenheimer are in the papers of Fielding Dawson, Edward Dorn, Larry Fagin, Charles Olson, Ed Sanders, and Aram Saroyan.
		Additional manuscripts and letters of Michael Rumaker are in the papers of Donald Allen, Fielding Dawson, Charles Olson, Joel Oppenheimer, Sarcophagus Magazine, and John Wieners.
	www.lib.uconn.edu /online/research/speclib/ASC/guidel.html (1665 words)

	Correspondents of Note
		Joel Oppenheimer was born in Yonkers, New York, and raised there, in a neighborhood a short walk from the New York City line.
		The most pervasive and persistent influence, however, has been William Carlos Williams, to whom he was introduced at Black Mountain (at least the Williams of the Collected Earlier Poems [1951] and Pictures from Breughel [1962] rather than of Paterson, which Oppenheimer felt was "a magnificent and futile failure").
		And it was not Charles Olson's own poetry as much as Olson the teacher that significantly affected him, instructing him to discover his own voice and, specifically, to allow the full natural "discursiveness" of that voice to enter the poems.
	charlesolson.uconn.edu /Correspondence/correspondents.htm (5784 words)

	Lyman Gilmore
		Don t Tough the Poet: the Life and Times of Joel Oppenheimer
		Margaret M Esiri D R Oppenheimer - Oppenheimers Diagnostic Neuropathology A Practical Manual
		Haakon Chevalier - Oppenheimer the Story of a Friendship
	www.rarebooksfinder.com /151413_lyman-gilmore.html (94 words)

	Amazon.ca: Books: Collected Later Poems of Joel Oppenheimer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Amazon.ca: Books: Collected Later Poems of Joel Oppenheimer
		by Joel Oppenheimer (Author), Robert J. Bertholf (Editor), John Dobbs (Illustrator)
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	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/0922668167 (205 words)

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