Gary Catalano
Gary Catalano (30 October 1947 – 8 December 2002) was an Australian poet and art critic.[1]
Life
Calatano was born on 30 October 1947 in Brisbane.[1] He married writer Helen Hewitt in 1990.[2] He died on 8 December 2002 in Melbourne.[1]
Awards
- 1992 Grace Leven Prize for Poetry (with Kevin Hart)
- 1997 Australia Council's Keesing Studio in Paris residency
- 2002 Harold White Fellowship from the National Library in Canberra
Works
Poetry
- Remembering the Rural Life. University of Queensland Press. 1978. ISBN 9780702213090.
- Heaven of Rags: Forty Poems, 1978-1981. Hale & Iremonger. 1982. ISBN 9780868060217.
- Slow Tennis. University of Queensland Press. 1984. ISBN 9780702217753.
- Fresh Linen, sixty prose poems, 1980-1986. University of Queensland Press. 1988. ISBN 9780702221149.
- The Empire of Grass. University of Queensland Press. 1991. ISBN 9780702223211.
- Selected Poems 1973-1992. University of Queensland Press. 1993. ISBN 9780702225420.
- Jigsaw. Paper Bark Press, Craftsman House. 1999. ISBN 9780958648257.
- Light and Water. Finlay Press. 2002.
- New and selected poems, 1973-2002. Brandl & Schlesinger. 2006. ISBN 9781876040871.
Short stories
- The Woman Who Lives Here and Other Stories. Champion Books. 1983. ISBN 9780908483051.
Criticism
- The Years of Hope: Australian Art and Criticism, 1959-1968 1981
- The Bandaged Image: a study of artists' books, 1983
- An Intimate Australia: the landscape and recent Australian art, 1985
- Building a Picture: interviews with Australian artists, 1997
- The Solitary Watcher: Rick Amor and his Art, 2001
Anthologies
Reviews
Gary Catalano makes the most ordinary sights and sounds extraordinary. In "Wholemeal Loaf," he compares "even the lightest loaf" to "a lump of masonry from a demolition site."[3]
References
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