Reviews
On Lithub: “Reading John Cage in Reykjavík”
J. Mae Barizo on LITHUB: “I thought of Cage’s prescience in his diaries when it came to the complexities of technology in the 21st century. ‘We need an utterly wireless technology,’ he wrote almost 30 years before the Internet.”
Dick Higgins reviewed in Bookforum: “An unruly guide to publishing & preserving one’s cultural present”
Brian Dillon writes at Bookforum: ““The force of Dick Higgins’ personality, the sheer intellectual & organizational energy in evidence here, the insights into Fluxus—all make this an essential volume.”
Dick Higgins reviewed in the Times Literary Supplement: “Betweenness”
Craig Dworkin writes at the TLS: “Betweenness is central to Higgins’s interest in the ‘intermedia’ bordering traditional disciplines.”
Mirtha Dermisache: Selected Writings wins 50 Best Covers award from AIGA
This is the second Siglio title to receive this prestigious award from AIGA.
Dick Higgins: Directing Fluxus’ “oppositional energy and playful anarchy toward the unlikely medium of print”
James Gibbons writes in HYPERALLERGIC: “This volume imparts a nuanced sense of a man who . . . made a sustained and messy effort to create a worldly space for a certain kind of art, performance, and writing—and life.”
Frail Sister reviewed at The Paris Review Daily: “Symphonies in Matchboxes”
Yevgeniya Traps writes on THE PARIS REVIEW DAILY: “Juxtaposing words and images, Green makes texts that are elliptical, resonant, impervious to description. They are poetic vitrines. They are exotic butterflies pinned to vellum. They are symphonies in matchboxes.”