Tardos, Anne

Tardos, Anne is a prominent figure in the literary and artistic community of New York, NY, known for her dedication to the works of the late Jackson Mac Low, a celebrated poet, composer, and visual artist. Mac Low, who lived from 1922 to 2004, is recognized for his innovative use of chance-generated and nonintentional procedures, positioning him alongside John Cage as a pivotal force in post-World War II artistic practices.

Under her stewardship, Tardos preserves and promotes the legacy of Mac Low, emphasizing the dual pleasures of creating and experiencing art. With contributions from notable figures like Jerome Rothenberg and John Cage, her work highlights the profound impact of Mac Low's poetry and composition on contemporary art forms.

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