Poetry. The first book-length showing of Allen Fisher's work of the 1990s and 2000s, Entanglement is a meditation on loss, damage and noise, as sources of harm and as sites of unpredictability and creativity. For Fisher, art is transformation, and in these poems - clashing, combining, recombining, moving restlessly from Piers Plowman to Kurt Cobain to genetic engineering - such transformation is ultimately a form of healing.