Archivi categoria: scrittura di ricerca

promemoria: DOMANI, reading di Giovanna Frene / mostra di fotografie di Laura Callegaro

domani, sabato 3 dicembre 2011, ore 18.00

presso “EMAU” Art, Shop&Coffee – Preganziol (TV) Via Terraglio n. 152

“LA POESIA E IL POTERE”

Lettura integrale del libro di poesia

“Il noto, il nuovo” (Transeuropa, novembre 2011) di Giovanna Frene 
con Prefazione di Paolo Zublena, postfazione di Silvia De March, fotografie di Laura Callegaro, traduzione inglese di J. Scappettone e J. Calahan

Intervengono Giovanna Frene e Silvia De March

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L’evento si svolge nell’ambito della mostra di fotografia
SUBWAY BODIES
di Laura Callegaro
inauguratasi sabato 19 novembre, ore 18
La mostra rimane aperta dal 19 novembre 2011 al 31 gennaio 2012

NY: Jerome Rothenberg @ 80: A Celebration

http://jacket2.org/commentary/jerome-rothenberg-80-celebration

Friday, December 9
Martin E. Segal Theater
CUNY Graduate Center, 365 Fifth Avenue
(diagonally across from the Empire State Building)
6pm (sharp) to about 9:30pm

Poet, translator, editor, anthologist, Jerome Rothenberg is joined by friends and collaborators for an exploration of his influential work. Papers on, and celebrations of,  Rothenberg’s work will be presented by  Susan Howe, Carolee Schneemann, Ammiel Alcalay, Rachel Blue DuPlessis, Anne Waldman, Bruce Andrews & Sally Silvers, Jeffrey Robinson, Pete Monaco, Charles Morrow, Anne Tardos,  George Economou, Rochelle Owens, Robert Kelly, Al Filreis, Monica de la Torre, Ernesto Livon-Grosman, Nicole Peyrafitte, Lee Ann Brown & Tony Torn, Mark Weiss, Peter Cockelbergh, Ligorano-Reees, Danny Snelson, Heriberto Yepez,  Diane Rothenberg, and others.

The evening will end with a reading by Jerome Rothenberg.

Organized and hosted by Pierre Joris and Charles Bernstein.

In conjunction with the event, Steve Clay, of Granary Books, will curate a retrospective exhibit of works by Jerome Rothenberg. Included will be examples of books and magazines with which Rothenberg was directly involved as editor/publisher such as Hawk’s Well Press, Alcheringa, Poems from the Floating World, “Some/Thing” and New Wilderness Letter; the remarkable series of anthologies he edited from Technicians of the Sacred to Poems for the Millennium; selections from his more than 100 books and broadsides  to an array of his collaborations with artists including Ian Tyson, Susan Bee and Arman. Charlie Morrow will also have an exhibit of his many audio collaborations with Rothenberg.

“Velocity”, by Rachel Blau DuPlessis

Textile Series #7: Draft 96: Velocity by Rachel Blau DuPlessis
Little Red Leaves couldn’t be more pleased to release this fantastic poem by Rachel Blau DuPlessis. Draft 96: Velocity spans twenty-one gorgeous pages with “pulses uneven pushes/” that circulate through the text. Sewn with (in) textile remnants and recycled window curtains, this 7th (!) textile series chapbook is not to be missed! Buy it now from Paypal!

What’s next?
Currently in production, a new chapbooks by Mac Wellman, Tod Melicker, and Jen Hofer! We will also be announcing our 2012 lineup in early December.

About the Textile Series 
A project of little red leaves, the textile series takes the hand out of “hand-sewn chapbooks.” It’s real work in the age of mechanical reproduction. It’s the little sewing machine that could. It’s ironed and folded and sewn and pulled and the threads stick out. All textile series chapbooks are 5.5″ by 4.25″ with fabric covers scavenged from old curtains, bedsheets and other textile remnants. We  consider it a micro-revolution. A call to action against staples, tape and glue. Coming at you em-dashed, a little wrinkled, and needlessly obscure.

lettere grosse cerca / call for submissions

a partire dal mese di dicembre,
lettere grosse
cerca nuovi contributi per il prossimo draft
(in uscita indicativamente nella primavera 2012).

se siete autrici o autori di prosa (magari di prosa in prosa),
inviate testi

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http://slowforward.wordpress.com/lettere-grosse/



shampoo #39 now live

The 39th issue of SHAMPOO is now online.  Each poetical treatment is guaranteed to cater perfectly to your very own senses and sensibilities.

Try it yourself at this link: www.ShampooPoetry.com …
… where you’ll find pure pleasure (and many other ecstasies) from these outstanding practitioners: Desmond Kon Zhicheng-Mingdé, annie won, A.W. Wilson, John Moore Williams, John J. Trause, Cody Todd, Yess Terday, The Sweet Trade, Ron Silliman, Paul Siegell, Spencer Selby, Evan Schnair, Zachary Gray Sanderson, Justin Roberti, Daniel Picker, Chad Parenteau, Dustin Luke Nelson, Feliz L. Molina, Alexandra Mattraw, Bobbi Lurie, Haley Larson, Linda King, Kristie Kachler, David Jalajel, Jeff Harrison, Jessica Guzman, Allison Elliott, Eric Ellingsen, Amanda DeMarco, Yu-Han Chao, Sylvia Chan, F. A. Chambers, Larissa Canney, Billy Cancel, Joe Bussiere, Dan Brady, Benjamin Bourlier, Aaron Belz, Christopher Barnes, Brian Ang, and Japan International Poetry Society members Goro Takano, Keiji Minato, Jane Joritz-Nakagawa, Yoko Danno, Adam Clay, Tokihiko Araki & Jeffrey Angles.
Del Ray Cross, Editor
SHAMPOO
clean hair / good poetry