https://www.ilverri.it/index.php/la-rivista-del-verri/edizione-dal-1996/bene-non-comune-detail
Andrea Cortellessa: la conversazione con Jean-Paul Manganaro leggibile su Antinomie:
https://antinomie.it/index.php/2022/03/16/il-fenomeno/
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Archivi categoria: poesia
21 marzo, roma, galleria d’arte moderna: “primum vivere”, ritratti di poeti, di enzo eric toccaceli
tre nuovi corsi in partenza per centroscritture.it
bruce banner on italian contemporary poetry / differx. 2020
penguin classix by differx
la poesia italiana contemporanea non è sicura ed è stata rimossa / differx. 2019
trent’anni fuori orario – notte senza fine – carmelo bene (2020)
Notte senza fine – Trent’anni Fuori Orario, in occasione dei festeggiamenti per il trentennale del programma televisivo di Enrico Ghezzi nato a fine 1989.
Programma:
1. QUATTRO MOMENTI SU TUTTO IL NULLA di Carmelo Bene
(Italia, 2001, 108’)
Cinema, Teatro, TV, parole, opere, pensieri, letture, rushes, in questi trent’anni Fuori Orario ha programmato Carmelo Bene in ogni forma, formato e materiale in accordo con lui sul fatto che Bene non abbia fatto opere d’arte ma sia stato un’opera d’arte. I Quattro momenti su tutto il nulla, girati e andati in onda nel 2001 pochi mesi prima della morte, sono un film testamento in quattro parti (Il linguaggio, La Conoscenza, / Coscienza, L’Eros, L’Arte). CB, solo di fronte alla camera, ripete il suo pensiero, la sua visione, il suo genio, lo stesso che risplende nei girati dell’Otello televisivo girato nel ’79 presso gli studi RAI di Torino, uno dei rari momenti in cui è possibile vedere Bene al lavoro.
2. UN AMLETO DI MENO di Carmelo Bene
(Italia, 1972, col., 64’)
3. CARMELO BENE E I CANTI DI LEOPARDI
Ripresa in diretta della lettura dei Canti da Villa leopardi a Recanati, trasmesso il 12 settembre 1985 da RAI3
il bene di fuori orario
da un post di Roberto Silvestri
IL BENE DI FUORI ORARIO
Carmelo Bene…. “per prima cosa penso a vivere, poi vivo, la stessa cosa continua. Improvviso partendo da qualcosa di molto elaborato. Cerco di non scadere nel compiacimento. E’ l’unica libertà assoluta. Altrimenti c’è il delirio… I miti italiani non mi riguardano. La Vergine e i Vangeli li lascio a Pasolini” (intervista a Carmelo Bene di Jean Narboni 1968)
Da venerdì 18 marzo Fuori Orario cose (mai) viste dedica un ciclo all’opera di Carmelo Bene
flicker / nik sheehan. 2009
The flicker effect was identified by the famously independent-minded scientist W. Grey Walter in his best- selling 1953 book The Living Brain.
Grey Walter – who was soon to become the father of Artificial Intelligence – discovered that by using high-powered stroboscopes and experimenting with trigger feedback techniques where the flash was set to fire in synchronization with the brain’s rhythms, the brain is, “transformed temporarily to a different sort of brain.” Walter found that time itself could become lost or disturbed. As he observed of one subject:
“[He had] the sense of having been pushed sideways in time by flicker. Yesterday was no longer behind, and tomorrow was no longer ahead..”
Stroboscopic light, or light flashing on the eye between 8 and 13 flashes per second, induces alpha wave activity in the brain – a state normally associated with dreaming and creativity. Subjects often report seeing shapes and colours, some have full-blown hallucinations, others mystical experiences. Approximately one in 4,000 people will have an epileptic seizure.
In 1997, ten million Japanese schoolchildren, and some adults, tuned into the animé cartoon Pokemon to see a “flashing explosion with high frequency red and blue flicker stimulation” hit the screen and persist. What happened next sparked international headlines. Some viewers went into a trance-like state, as if hypnotized. Others experienced altered vision and shortness of breath. Some passed out, others had seizures. Hospitals all over Japan received admissions, though nobody was permanently damaged.
http://www.flickerflicker.com/flash/WhatIsFlicker/WhatIsFlicker.html
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/434039.Chapel_of_Extreme_Experience
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recordings 1060-1981 / brion gysin. 1995
video completo dell’intervista a vincenzo ostuni (28 feb. 2022)
https://www.facebook.com/peter.genito/videos/282038180710724
per vari problemi tecnici, l’intervista inizia effettivamente a 2′ 07”
https://www.facebook.com/peter.genito/videos/282038180710724
antonio syxty legge cristina annino
for the launch of “the l=a=n=g=u=a=g=e book” in a french translation
For the launch of the The L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E Book in a French translation by Amélie Ducroux, the publisher, Presses Universitaires de Rouen et du Havre (PURH) has orgnizaed an events in Paris and the Université de Rouen.
Review of L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E, le livre by Emmanuel Laugier in Matricule des Anges (Dec. 2021) #228: pdf
Paris: Weds., March 23, 7:30pm (19h30)
POETES AMERICAINS de la mouvance l=a=n=g=u=a=g=e
at « l’ours et la vieille grille », 9 rue Larrey, Paris 75005, métro Monge ou Censier-Daubenton
Featuring Susan Bee, Amélie Ducroux, Sally Silvers, Bruce Andrews, Charles Bernstein and Christophe Lamiot Enos (invited by Paul de Brancion). Mostly bilingual.
Paris: Fri., March 25, 7:30pm (19h30), doors open 19h.
at the Red Wheelbarrow Bookstore, 11 Rue de Médicis, 75006
Andrews and Bernstein, with Lamiot Enos: English only
Rouen: Poésie, (é)motions: March 21, 2022
Université de Rouen, Mont-Saint-Aignan, Salle des Conférences / Maison de l’Université
Anne-Laure Tissut et Christophe Lamiot Enos (ERIAC)
9h30 : Ouverture de la journée : Anne-Lise Worms (Vice-Présidente du Conseil Académique), François Bessire (ancien Directeur des Presses Universitaires de Rouen et du Havre)
I9h45-10h: Introduction — Christophe Lamiot Enos (ERIAC, Université de Rouen)
10h-10h30 : lectures—Bruce Andrews
10h30-11h : table ronde, avec Bruce Andrews, Susan Bee, Charles Bernstein, Amélie Ducroux, Isabelle Garron, Sally Silvers, modérateurs Christophe Lamiot Enos et Anne-Laure Tissut, la revue L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E à la fin du XXème siècle (émergence, ambitions, réceptions, représentations), aux USA, en poésie et ailleurs
1h00-11h30 : discussion et pause café
11h30-12h : intervention—Susan Bee
12h-14h30 : discussion et pause déjeuner
14h30-15h30 : interventions—Sally Silvers, Charles Bernstein
16h-17h : table ronde, tous les participants, avec plus particulièrement Isabelle Garron, modérateurs Christophe Lamiot Enos et Anne-Laure Tissut, la revue L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E aujourd’hui, aux USA, en France, en poésie et ailleurs : enseignements, embranchements, jeunes pousses, avenirs, au regard du Nouveau monde, anthologie des poésies en France de 1960 à 2010.
L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E, le livre is part of the TO series, edited by Lamiot. This series includes blingual collections, not otherwise published in English, by Hank Lazer, Norman Fischer, ALice Notley, Roger Kamenetz, Joe Ross, Laynie Brown, Lee Ann Brown, and others, as well as manifestoes by Lamiot.
& just before the L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E Book launch
Marseille
Charles Bernstein (with Martin Richet)
at Le Centre international de poésie Marseille
6:30pm (18h30), Thurs., March 17, 2022 (bilingual)
and earlier that day Susan Bee and Bernstein: worskhop on collaboration