#big table

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[carlthethoughtfulsoul]

This was not built with a skeleton’s picnic in mind.

[annadedanann]

筳 Dining Room Set

筳 Is The Japanese Symbol For *Feast*

Always Correct Me If I´m Wrong ( I´m Still Learning )

I Hope This Set Gives You The Best Japanese Celebration Vibes

It´s ALL BASE GAME Compatible

It Includes :

* Small Dining Table With Cloth ( In A Lot Of Swatches )

* Big Feast Dining Table

* Wall Hanging Hand Fans ( In 3 Motifs )

* Feast Chair With Cloths ( Same Motifs As The Table )

* Flowers Wall DeCall

* Red & Golden Japanese Dining Cabinet

Sending You All The Love In The World

AnniQ

https://annaquinnstories.blogspot.com/

[urbanenemy]

Visit Original Link

BIG TABLE - Patrick

[chichappenstome]

#Chic déco

[thegroaningbook]

Postcard from Luke Carroll January 26, 2002

Postcard from Luke Carroll, son of Paul Carroll, founder of the Poetry Center of Chicago.

In the note he mentions receiving a poetry broadside I had sent, along with references to Big Table, the new Poetry Center brochure, and recent writing. The address is 37 S. Wabash — the Center’s office at the time.

Institutional history is often told through programs and publications. It also moves through smaller gestures: a broadside sent, a postcard returned.

[thegroaningbook]

Photograph of U.S. Poet Laureate Billy Collins signing books at Poetry Center office 2001 Photographic Documentation

This photograph shows Billy Collins signing books at the Poetry Center of Chicago office in 2001, shortly after his appointment as United States Poet Laureate.

The photograph was taken at KC Clarke’s desk during Collins’s visit to Chicago to read as part of the Poetry Center’s public program. Stacks of Collins’s books are visible on the desk.

Copies of Big Table, the literary magazine founded by Paul Carroll, are also visible. These materials reflect Clarke’s early research into the Poetry Center of Chicago’s institutional origins and its historical relationship to Carroll and the Big Table publishing network.

The photograph was retained as part of Clarke’s archival records.

[thegroaningbook]

Photograph of Luke Carroll with Lawrence Ferlinghetti and guest 2002 Photographic Documentation

This photograph shows Luke Carroll with poet Lawrence Ferlinghetti and a guest during Ferlinghetti’s visit to Chicago for a Poetry Center of Chicago reading and related events.

Luke Carroll is the son of poet and publisher Paul Carroll, founder of Big Table. Ferlinghetti and Paul Carroll were contemporaries, and Ferlinghetti had known Luke Carroll since early childhood.

The photograph was taken during the course of Ferlinghetti’s participation in the Poetry Center’s public program and associated gatherings.