Anne-Marie Levine
Biography
Anne-Marie Levine is a poet, performer, and visual artist born in Belgium and raised in Beverly Hills. She studied philosophy at Wellesley and toured as a concert pianist before turning to poetry, publishing in journals such as Ploughshares, Parnassus, and Tin House. She is also a maker of digital prints, box art, and miniature paintings on wood.
Sample Works
- Euphorbia (Provincetown Poets Series) (1994) Book
- Bus Ride to a Blue Movie (2003) Book
Roundtable Appearances
March 26, 2016 · ▶ Video
Understanding Genius II: Women
The roundtable explores why naming five female geniuses proves difficult despite history's abundance of brilliant women. It examines how genius has been historically conceived and...
Joyce Chaplin, Kathleen Kete, Anne-Marie Levine, Darrin McMahon, Susan Seymour
November 21, 2015 · ▶ Video
Translation Matters
The roundtable explores why translation has evolved from a set of restricted technical procedures into the basis of all human culture. It examines translation as a psychic,...
David Bellos, Bella Brodzki, Anne-Marie Levine, Suzanne Jill Levine, Mark Polizzotti, Michelle Woods
December 6, 2014 · ▶ Video
French Surrealism: A Revolution of the Mind
The event explored French Surrealism beyond its famous visual art. "French Surrealism is probably best known for its paintings -- images of floppy watches or men in bowler hats...
Mary Ann Caws, Anne-Marie Levine, Mark Polizzotti, Bill Zavatsky