Mark Hillringhouse - 'Diner'

The video explores the concept of 'Between Frames', a blend of photography and poetry. The speaker discusses aligning photographs with poems, sharing personal experiences with both art forms. A specific example, the 'Diner' poem, is introduced, highlighting its nostalgic imagery and connection to New Jersey's diner culture.

What does the term 'Between Frames' signify in the context of the speaker's work?

• A technique used in film editing

• A connection between photography and poetry

• A type of camera lens

• A style of modern art

How did the speaker's interest in poetry and photography develop?

• The speaker was only interested in photography

• Photography came first, followed by poetry

• Both interests developed simultaneously

• Poetry was an earlier interest, followed by photography

What is the significance of the Bendix diner in the speaker's poem?

• It represents a modern architectural style

• It is an iconic, historical diner in New Jersey

• It is a fictional place created for the poem

• It is a new diner that recently opened

What emotions does the speaker associate with the diner experience in the poem 'Diner'?

• Boredom and indifference

• Excitement and adventure

• Nostalgia and comfort

• Fear and anxiety

What imagery is used in the poem 'Diner' to evoke a sense of nostalgia?

• Modern furniture and bright lights

• Cracked formica and chrome reflections

• High-tech gadgets and digital screens

• Minimalist design and open spaces