Christophe Tarkos Remembered a Decade After His Death
A decade has passed since the death of Christophe Tarkos, a poet who described himself with terms like "bouler," "improviser," "grognon," and "mâcheur." He held a unique position within the French poetic renewal movement. The publication "Christophe Tarkos L'Enregistré" was released by P.O.L. This reflection on his legacy appears in artpress issue 420 from March 2015, on page 80. The article titled "Christophe Tarkos le moi-boule" commemorates his distinctive contributions to contemporary French poetry.
Key facts
- Christophe Tarkos died ten years before March 2015.
- Christophe Tarkos described himself as a "bouler" poet.
- Christophe Tarkos described himself as an "improviser."
- Christophe Tarkos described himself as a "grognon."
- Christophe Tarkos described himself as a "mâcheur."
- Christophe Tarkos held a unique place in French poetic renewal.
- The publication "Christophe Tarkos L'Enregistré" was published by P.O.L.
- The article appears in artpress issue 420, March 2015, page 80.
Entities
Artists
- Christophe Tarkos
Institutions
- P.O.L
- artpress
Sources
- artpress —