HA&L magazine issue seventeen.2 PART 2

HA&L magazine issue 17.1 & 17.2 • part two • cover

 

HA&L 17 YEARS of PUBLISHING!!!


Hello we must be going...

 

Portrait drawing of a young Indigenous girl with sparkling eyes. Abstract representation of her brain. On one side a peaceful landscape. On the other, a maze of organic lines and twinkling stars..
Portfolio • by Shelley Niro • Image detail: Indian Brains

Princess point with ducks. Found object sculpture.
When the World Was Green • by Robert Clark Yates

Landscape painting showing views above and below the water.
Portfolio: Visual Art 1968 – 2023 • by Robert Clark Yates • Detail: Macassa

Close-up showing Catherine's eyes.
Interview with Catherine Frazee • Accidental Advocacy • by Hannah Prins

Painting of a spider in a web, surrounded by decorative flowers.
Home is Land • by Patricia Kozowyk • Detail: Spider in the Garden

Stylized painting of a tree. Dark barren branches, and colourful roots seen beneath the earth.
Portfolio: Baba Link Farm • by Patricia Kozowyk • Detail: Black Walnut in Winter
 
Detail of an abstract painting in white, pink, and black.
Portfolio • by Hammered Out Editor Frances Ward

Map of the County of Wentworth, 1859.
REBELLION • by Richard Douglass-Chin

Close-up of a hooded crow's black and white feathers.
HOODED CROW • by Richard Hell

The word Plastimet in bright red. A cloud of black smoke.
A Song: PLASTIMET • original music & concept by Terry Kinsella (1960-2023), words & music by Jim Irvine • recorded by evelyn lunchbox

Black text on bright green background: Hammered Out. Special, for the Red Hill Valley.
The Watershed Issue • by Daniel Coleman • Hammered Out poetry journal

Painting of two black bears on their hind legs. Colourful background.
Portfolio • by Terence Kinsella (1960-2023) • Detail: Waterton
 
Black and white photo of Tom Baxter and Terry Kinsella.
Memories of Terry Kinsella • by Tom Baxter • Photo: Tom and Terry, early 80's

Painting of a summer landscape. Warm yellows and earth-tones.
Portfolio: Landscape • by Denise Lilliman • Detail: Summer Heat

Abstract painting with pastel colours running vertically.
Portfolio • by Melanie Cheung • Detail: Wandering Through The Unknown

A horse carries a pile of Amazon packages on its saddle. Ominous dark landscape in the background.
Where do we go from here? • by Alex Sandvoss • Detail: The Delivery Driver

Fareh, wearing dark sunglasses. Brilliant orange background.
OPEN LETTER: Dear HAL Community • by Fareh Malik

Vintage etching of an armillary sphere.
Armillary Sphere • by Paul Lisson & Fiona Kinsella

Paul and Fiona wearing hats, seen from behind.
Literary Waltz • by Shane Neilson • Photo by Guy Jones: Paul & Fiona


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  Editorial Introduction:
THE FINAL ISSUE OF HAL

by Paul Lisson & Fiona Kinsella


Literary Waltz
by Shane Neilson


OPEN LETTER:
Dear HAL Community

by Fareh Malik


REBELLION
by Richard Douglass-Chin


Poetry: I AM THE PROBLEM
by Clarence Porter


Interview:
Accidental Advocacy –
Exploring Perspectives
with Catherine Frazee

by Hannah Prins


Portfolio
by Shelley Niro


When the World Was Green
by Robert Clark Yates


Portfolio: Visual Art 1968 – 2023
by Robert Clark Yates


SCARS
an introduction to 10 poems

by Robert Clark Yates


10 selected poems
by Robert Clark Yates


And a Few Subsequent Salutations
by Robert Clark Yates


Poetry: J28
by Rita Wong


HOODED CROW
by Richard Hell


Memories
of Terry Kinsella (1960-2023)

by Tom Baxter


Portfolio
by Terence Kinsella (1960-2023)


Poetry: Driveway, Hamilton
by Terry Kinsella (1960-2023)


A Song: PLASTIMET
original music and concept by Terence Kinsella (1960-2023), words and music by Jim Irvine

by evelyn lunchbox

Poetry:
AN ENVIRONMENTAL LULLABYE
& FOR PAUL LISSON

by Jeff Mahoney

Home is Land
by Patricia Kozowyk


Portfolio: Baba Link Farm
by Patricia Kozowyk


Note Poem 1 – SAUDADE:
NOTES TOWARDS A POETIC UNDERSTANDING OF A PORTUGUESE WORD

by J.S. Porter


Note Poem 2 – HOW TO READ HARPER’S MAGAZINE MAY 2018 WITH THE RETRACTABLE TONGUE OF A SNAKE
by J.S. Porter


Note Poem 3 –
ON ANNE CARSON’S “MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM HEGEL”

by J.S. Porter


Note Poem 4 – MASKS
(On Marshall Soules’ Photographs
of Wall Masks in Havana)

by J.S. Porter


Portfolio
by Hammered Out Editor
Frances Ward


The Watershed Issue:
Reflecting on Hammered Out
poetry magazine and destruction
of the Red Hill Valley

by Daniel Coleman

Poetry: environmental survey
of the red hill valley

by Evelyna Ekoko-Kay


Poetry: this escarpment
by Lisa Borkovich


Poetry:
An Atonement to Mother Nature

by Lara Gibson


Portfolio: Landscape
by Denise Lilliman


Poetry: Clear Cutting
by Ed Woods


Portfolio: With Heavy Hearts
by Melanie Cheung


Portfolio:
Where do we go from here?

by Alex Sandvoss


The Faces We Pass By Every Day
by Alex Sandvoss


The Influencer
by Alex Sandvoss


Short Story
At The Re-Invention Of Becker:
Part Two

by Michael Mirolla


A New Year’s Haunting
by Sandra Campbell


Memoir: FREEDOM’S
JUST ANOTHER WORD

by Jennette Lukasik (1940-2023)


Poetry: Starting West
by Ben Hemsworth


Poetry: I was Born into a Minefield OR Explosive Histories
by Violet Arenburg


THE FIELD:
Dionne, Doomscrolling and
Aaron Boothby’s Retroprogressive Blast From The Past

by Shane Neilson


Not A Bird Course:
Review of Drew Pisarra’s book
Fassbinder – His Movies, My Poems
by Vikram Bondai


Short Film: based on a poem
by Endre Szkárosi (1952-2022) KASSAK

Directed by Peter Stevens (1963-2015)


HA&L Biographical Sketch for
Peter Stevens from the first issue of Hamilton Arts & Letters magazine by Vikram Bondai


David Hutchison Forsee [1944-2017]
by Vikram Bondai


Found Music:
Fischer's Hotel, Hamilton, ON, 1950

curated by Lee Rosevere


Video:
VOKS Collective Performance
Is The Artist Present?

by Paul Lisson


Cartoon
by Terry Kinsella & Fiona Kinsella


Armillary Sphere
by Paul Lisson & Fiona Kinsella



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“Well, art is art, isn't it? Still, on the other hand, water is water. And east is east and west is west, and if you take cranberries and stew them like applesauce, they taste much more like prunes than rhubarb does. Now, uh... Now you tell me what you know.”
― Groucho Marx, Animal Crackers, 1930


“Don't it always seem to go
That you don't know what you've
got 'til it's gone...”
―  Joni Mitchell, Big Yellow Taxi, 1970


Paul Lisson: Editor

Fiona Kinsella: Editor
Associate Editor: Shane Neilson
Associate Editor: Kathryn Waring
Founding Art Director:
Peter Stevens (1963-2015)

Contributing Editor:
David Forsee (1944-2017)



Hamilton Arts & Letters
17 YEARS of PUBLISHING!
issue 17.1 & 17.2 (part two)
ISSN 1916-8454


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