Read about our ongoing Jackson Mac Low exhibition in The Paris Review. "Lines-Letters-Words" is on view through March 19. Albert Mobilio wrote, "A sampling of that work—mostly done with pen or crayon on paper—is currently on view at the Drawing Center in a show titled “Lines–Letters–Words.” The title is literally accurate in that it describes the pieces on display, which, indeed, depict lines, letters, and words. But the sequence of the terms makes the title especially apt, as it gets at the heart of Mac Low’s enterprise as a poet and artist: understanding the construction of communication; that is, how mere lines are bent to configure something called letters and these letters are assembled to create that improbable result, a word." Go to theparisreview.org for the full article. #JacksonMacLow parisreview Image: Boxing, January 3, 1965 (1:55 A.M.), India ink on paper, 11″ x 13″.