Steel Bananas’ GULCH: An Assemblage of Poetry and Prose received a smashing review in the latest issue of Broken Pencil Magazine: Steel Bananas art collective has come a long way since it first started handing out bananas at Canzine in late 2008. They’ve moved on to continually put out a monthly online issue, start a →
SB Editor-in-chief Karen Correia Da Silva was interviewed about the love behind the home-grown not-for-profit and the GULCH anthology for episode six (MEdia) of the Maker Culture Podcast series. From the series: In this episode, we get our hands around all types of home brewed media—from books to music. What drives people to get out the →
The rhizomatic-multiplicities approach is not always directly addressed by the pieces of this collection. Instead, some writing is born out of play or anger or fantasy or fact — concrete poetry, cell phone transcripts, love stories, mysteries. Over the course of 52 writers, I alternated between absorbed and frustrated, but the reliability of GULCH is →
…the folks behind Steel Bananas—and many of the contributors that they’ve selected for GULCH—are people to watch out for: these are some whip-smart people, and they can throw down both a rhizome and a rhyme. The Chief was interviewed by Torontoist prior to the GULCH Launch. Check out the article! →
Photography by Matthew Filipowich →
In honour of the publication of GULCH: An Assemblage of Poetry and Prose, the Eleanor Winters Art Gallery at York University is hosting a rhizomatic art exhibit, featuring GULCH and Steel Bananas related visual artists. The opening reception is on October 19th at 7pm, and will feature readings by many GULCH contributors such as Stephen →
ARE YOU EXCITED? YEAH, WE KNOW YOU’RE EXCITED. Pre-order the Steel Bananas Anthology GULCH: An Assemblage of Poetry and Prose soon on the Steel Bananas mainpage and the Tightrope online catalogue! →