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Beginning in 2009 as a hand-made chapbook series focusing on long poems, The Song Cave published emerging and established poets side-by-side, drawing attention and new readers to both. In 2013, the press began publishing full-length books, beginning with A Dark Dreambox of Another Kind: The Poems of Alfred Starr Hamilton. The subsequent books range from debut poetry collections, art criticism, and translations of Latin poetry. In order to support the publication of these books and help raise funds for the publication of future books, various artists, including Kim Gordon, Richard Prince, Josh Smith, R.H. Quaytman, Eileen Quinlan, and more, have donated special limited-edition prints for the press to sell. The Song Cave is run and edited by Ben Estes and Alan Felsenthal.

The Song Cave: Boston will exist as a kind of pop-up shop in the gallery, featuring all of their titles (including all out of print chapbooks) and a selection of the fundraising prints. Along with publications, The Song Cave will also exhibit the work of two artists: Mary Manning and Mariah Dekkenga. “With a certain emphasis on the human impulse to make and record, we also hope to cement into the world the gesture of generosity, love, elegance and quiet confidence that we, as The Song Cave, see in all of this work.”

On view 1/24-2/21