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Showing posts with label event. Show all posts

10/2/12

oct. 4, ksw: rachel blau duplessis

Rachel Blau DuPlessis

Thursday October 4, 8:00 pm

The People’s Co-op Books

1391 Commercial Drive

In the world as such
DNA dumplings
(with thin skin wrapped around them)
spatter
recklessly (unwittingly? uncannily?)
because of randomized events
in a politics of explosion.
How then?
Shaking with the instability
of calculations,
more in anger than in fear
one “shows one’s work.”
This is written entirely on off-cuts.
an internal translation of itself
marking shards with mackle.
It’s true the work must be redone.
This time scribbling mirror-wise,
an addition problem
with uncountable vectors.
from “Draft 111: Arte Povera”
Poet-critic Rachel Blau DuPlessis is known as a feminist critic and scholar with a special interest in modern and contemporary poetry, and as a poet and essayist. Blue Studios: Poetry and Its Cultural Work, a book of essays, was published by University of Alabama Press in 2006; in the same year, Alabama reprinted DuPlessis’s classic work The Pink Guitar: Writing as Feminist Practice. Another recent critical book by DuPlessis is Genders, Races, and Religious Cultures in Modern American Poetry, 1908-1934 (Cambridge University Press, 2001). Her books of poetry are Drafts 1-38Toll (Wesleyan University Press, 2001) and DRAFTSDrafts 39-57Pledge with Draft, Unnumbered: Précis (Salt Publishing, 2004). A poem from this book appears in Best American Poetry 2004. Torques: Drafts 58-76 appeared from Salt Publishing in October 2007 and Pitch: Drafts 77-95 is in press with Salt Publishing.

4/28/11

Text Festival, 2011

Welcome to the Text Festival.

The Text Festival in Bury is an internationally recognised event investigating contemporary language art (poetry, text art, sound and media text, live art). Opening on 29 April 2011, the next Festival will be its third manifestation and run into July.

Against the background of global stylistic multiplicity, the use of language spans many artforms and may even be a unifying field of enquiry, a new definition and a new field of international linguistic art practice and dialogue. The Bury Festival is the leading focus of language in 21st Century art.

The Festival specialises in experiments, in new experiences, in performances and exhibitions that mix artforms in ground-breaking combinations that challenge traditional language art boundaries and offer artists a forum for dialogue and exchange of ideas.

Events:

The opening: 

Ron Silliman (USA), Satu Kaikkonen & Karri Kokko (FIN), and Phil Minton's Bury Feral Choir:

Sound and Dark:




Exhibitions:

Publications:

1/24/10

Videos of RicercaBo 2009

You can now find online the videos of (almost) all the RicercaBO 2009 readings, the two-days event of Mediateca di San Lazzaro, Bologna (20-21-22 November, 2009).

Editorial board: Nanni Balestrini, Renato Barilli, Niva Lorenzini.

Here's the brochure [pdf file 266 Kb]

Here are the vids [all the readings are in Italian]




11/7/09

Rome, Nov. 13th, La camera verde: A new book (and the first translated into Italian) by Jean-Marie Gleize

Rome, November 13th, 2009 - at 8 pm

La camera verde
presents

Jean-Marie Gleize's new book :

en face latérale

in vista laterale


felix chapbook & reading series edited by Marco Giovenale

Italian translation :
Michele Zaffarano

JMG will read the texts in French

Critical speech by
Luigi Magno


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Jean-Marie Gleize (Paris, 1946) is a French writer, poet and essayist, professor of Contemporary French Literature at the École Normale Supérieure in Lyon. Notes (in Italian) about his works are here. In English: here.

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LA CAMERA VERDE
via Giovanni Miani 20
00154 Rome, Italy
email: lacameraverde [at] tiscali [dot] it

10/6/08

POE.MI / Milan, Oct - Nov, 2008

 

poe.mi (milan, oct 21st - nov 23rd, 2008) is an exhibition and performing festival that brings writing, media and visual arts together, trying to draw some maps in the territories of artistic and literary production today in italy.

in this first edition, “tiriamo le reti” (let’s pull the nets up), poe.mi focuses on the world wide web, and especially on blogs, as new leading channel for much of the new italian poetry -- in some cases directly in touch with other foreign poets as well as in relation with other kinds of arts, and often with results and qualitative experiences that can easily be compared with traditional paper publishing.

blogs, soon after a few years they first appeared on the internet, seem to have become a very lively context and a contact point for different poetics and literary identities that, not long ago, were very far from each other and in need of a continuous mediation. at the same time, they appear to be the natural environment of literary production that uses the new dimensions and modalities offered by the net.

poe.mi takes place in three different locations in milan, each one dedicated to a specific aspect of the festival: AR.RI.VI (archivio ricerca visiva, via botticelli 8); casa della poesia (palazzina liberty, largo marinai d’italia); il punto rosso (via guglielmo pepe 14).

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a pdf file in italian can be downloaded here [192 kb]

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8/27/08

Encuentro Internacional de Poesía Experimental "Amanda Berenguer"

Encuentro Internacional de Poesía Experimental "Amanda Berenguer"

International Encounter of Experimental Poetry "Amanda Berenguer"

28 at 31 August - 11 to 19 hs.

MEC Center- San José 1116- Montevideo, URUGUAY

Curator: Clemente Padín

28 al 31 de agosto de 11 a 19 hs.

Centro MEC -San José 1116- Montevideo, URUGUAY

Curaduría : Clemente Padín

Artistas Extranjeros Invitados: Fabio Doctorovich y Ladislao Pablo Györi (Argentina); Catherine Mehrl Bennett y John M. Bennett (Estados Unidos); Julien Blaine (Francia); J. M. Calleja y Alberto Caballero (España); Felipe Cusem y Martín Gubbins (Chile); Wilton Acevedo, Fernanda V. Nardi, Lucio Agra, Paulo Hartmann, Jorge Luiz Antonio y Roberto Keppler (Brasil) y César Espinosa (México).

Artistas Uruguayos: Javier Díaz, Gustavo Wojciechowski, Fernando Goicochea, Laura Alonso, Diego Nessi, Andrea Carvalho, Melisa Machado, Laura Moreno, Pablo Trochon, Eduardo Roland, Diego Focacio, Ernesto Rizzo, Andrés Toro, Luis Bravo, Berta Pereira, Alejandro Tuana, Elisa Reggiardo, Guillermo Baltar, Leonardo de Mello, Marco Gorgoroso, Fernando Foglino, Olga Leiva, Rosario Lázaro, Magdalena Gurméndez, Juan Angel Italiano, Javier Bassi, Gerardo Podhajny y Santiago Tavella

Se exhibirá la "Exposición Poesía Visual Uruguaya"

en la que participan: Francisco Acuña de Figueroa, Joaquín Torres García, Alfredo Mario Ferreiro, Aliverti Liquida, Amanda Berenguer, Ernesto Cristiani, Julio Campal, Luis Camnitzer, Clemente Padín, Jorge Caraballo, Carlos Pellegrino, Ruben Tani, Eduardo Milán, Héctor Bardanca, Jorge Echenique Febrero, Luis Bravo, N. N. Argañaraz, Rafael Courtoisie, Eduardo Roland, Celma García, Gustavo Wojciechowski, Martín Barea, Santiago Tavella, Blanca Porras y Atilio Buriano.

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Actividades programadas - Programmed activities

Jueves 28, Agosto

13:00 - 15:00 hs. Taller "La dit.mensión del espacio a la letra" cargo de Alberto Caballero (España)

18:00 - 18.20 hs. Inauguración a cargo de Clemente Padín

18:30 - 18:40 hs. Palabras de Amanda Berenguer

18:50 -19:50 hs. "Poesía y Poesía Visual de John M. Bennett" a cargo de John M. Bennett (Estados Unidos)

20:00 - 20:10 hs. Demostración de "Cronoinstalación V" por Santiago Tavella

20:20 - 20:40 hs. Intervención de Gustavo Wojciechowski (voz) y Fernando Goicochea (teclado).

21:50 hs. Presentación "Tamudando" por Luis Bravo (voz), Berta Pereira y Alejandro Tuana (música).

Viernes 29, Agosto

10:00 - 12:00 hs. Taller "La fragmentación, las modalidades de la letra" a cargo de Alberto Caballero (España)

13:00 - 15:00 hs. Taller de Poesía Visual Experimental a cargo de César Espinosa (México)

16:00 - 16:30 hs. Conferencia "Ordenamiento Periódico Visual de los Caracteres. Un Alfabeto Extendido" por Fabio Doctorovich (Argentina)

16:40 - 17:40 hs. Conferencia" Historia de la Bienales en México" por César Espinosa (México)

17:50 - 18:50 hs. Lectura y discusión de "La Poesía Visual Internacional en la Colección Avant de La Universidad Estatal de Ohio, USA Poesía visual" cargo de John M. Bennett (Estados Unidos)

19:00 - 19:10 hs. Performance "Esto es sólo una oración" a cargo de Felipe Cusem (Chile)

19:20 - 19:40 hs. Performance "(Demo)lición" por Lucio Agra y Paulo Hartmann (Brasil)

19:50 - 20:00 hs. Performance "Uno - Jam" por Colectivo JAM (Javier Bassi, Andrea Carvallo, Melisa Machado y Laura Moreno)

20:10 hs. Performance "Cruz", "Espiral" y "Procesión" a cargo de J. M. Calleja (España)


Sábado 30, Agosto

10:00 - 12:00 hs. Taller de Poesía Visual Experimental a cargo de César Espinosa (México)

14:30 - 16:45 hs. Conferencia y debate "La: La mujer a la letra" por Alberto Caballero (España)

16:55 - 17:15 hs. Conferencia a cargo de Felipe Cusem (Chile)

17:25 - 18:25 hs. Conferencia "Virtual recorrido en 25 años" a cargo de Ladislao Pablo Györi (Argentina)

18:35 - 19:35 hs. Proyección y comentario del Film "O caminho do leve" por Jorge Luiz

Antonio (Brasil)

19:45 - 20:05 hs. Comentario de la obra "Onde está a Poesía?" por Roberto Kepler (Brasil)

20:15 - 20.35 hs. Performance "Poesía Hipertextual: Modelos para Armar in vivo" a cargo de Fabio Doctorovich (Argentina)

20:45 - 21.25 hs. Presentación "&NBSP" por Martín Gubbins (Chile)

21:35 - 21.50 hs. "Democracia liberal" por Manuel Barrios, Raúl Nuñez, Leandro Vieira y Andrés Vico.


Domingo 31, Agosto

16:00 - 17:15 hs. Conferencia "Poesía Electrónica en Brasil" y Presentación de su libro sobre "Poesía Electrónica" por Jorge Luiz Antonio (Brasil)

17:25 - 18:25 hs. "Mis Colaboraciones Kimono y Demás Poesía Visual" Poesía visual a cargo de Catherine Mehrl Bennett (Estados Unidos)

18:35 - 19:10 hs. Presentación "PO e-machine: atame a angustia do precário" por Wilton Acevedo y Fernanda V. Nardi (Brasil)

19:20 - 19:50 hs. Lectura de textos y performance por Juan Ángel Italiano

20:00 - 20:10 hs. Intervención de Ernesto Rizzo (voz) y Andrés Toro (guitarra)

20:20 hs. Presentación "Déclaraction & desmontraction" por Julien Blaine (Francia)

21 hs. Cierre del Encuentro