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Now On-Line: Reconfigurations 5: Disappearance

http://reconfigurations.blogspot.com/ Reconfigurations 5 is packed with dialogue & figuration, craft & critique, difference & innovation, song & vision. Forty-five poems (eight of which are image/texts), two fictions, one portfolio of thirty-three drawings, five articles/essays, and one wiki-conversation (with contributions from twenty-five writers/scholars). All submissions and works accepted for publication were reviewed by the editorial board and/or by other external reviewers. Reconfigurations is an open-access, annual, independently managed, peer-reviewed journal for poetics and poetry & literature and culture that aims to build bridges among different communities. Our work here turns upon generative contradictions. We are both outside of established institutional hierarchies of process and production (we are online in the form of a blog) and we are the epitome of such systems (we are peer-reviewed). We seek to gather and present both creative and scholarly texts—a judiciously selected diversity of genres/modes and forms of discourse. We exist as a dynamic space for readers and writers invested in tradition and innovation. Such dedication to both/and, such inclusion of opposition, is required by our project of reconfiguration. RECONFIGURATIONS: A Journal for Poetics & Poetry / Literature & Culture http://reconfigurations.blogspot.com/ ISSN: 1938-3592

 

Issue twenty-four, the southern summer issue of Otoliths is live:

http://the-otolith.blogspot.com/ It's as eclectic & full of energy as ever, has as a special feature Michael Gottlieb's new essay, *Letters to a Middle-Aged Poet*, & contains new work from Grzegorz Wróblewski, Noha Al-Badry, Hugh Behm-Steinberg, Tom Beckett, j/j hastain, Arhm Choi, John Martone, Philip Byron Oakes, Bobbi Lurie, John M. Bennett, Raymond Farr, Donna Kuhn, Calvin Pennix, Cecelia Chapman, bruno neiva, Travis Cebula, Theodoros Chiotis, Adam Trawick, Sean Ulman, Ana Viviane Minorelli, Lakey Comess, Spencer Selby, James McLaughlin, Katie Berger, Caleb Puckett, Stephen Nelson, Andrew Topel, Jeff Harrison, Claramarie Burns, Zachary Scott Hamilton, Marthe Reed, Kit Kennedy, Jill Jones, Márton Koppány, Andrew Taylor, Stu Hatton, SJ Fowler, David Harrison Horton, Daniel f Bradley, Susan Gangel & Terry Turrentine, Howie Good, John Pursch, Joseph Cooper, D.J. Huppatz, Cherie Hunter Day, Stuart Barnes, Bill Drennan, Charles Freeland, Adam Fagin, Marty Hiatt, Eva Heisler, Helen White, dan raphael, Bob Heman, Tim Wright, Michael Brandonisio, J. D. Nelson, & Mark Cunningham.

 

CFP Lex-ICON (France) Treating the Image as Text and the Text as Image

Public Event By Jennifer K. Dick

• • Tuesday at 6:00pm until Saturday, February 25, 2012 at 11:30pm

• Calls for Papers for International Conference at Université de Haute Alsace in Mulhouse, France, Mulhouse, France

• CFP online at : http://lex-icon21.blogspot.com/ Multidisciplinary conference on text and image creation, use and reception in ultra-contemporary literature and visual art (works created in the 21st century). // Short version of CFP Anglais :  This conference will unite researchers from varied disciplines in order to begin formulating a new criticism for the 21st century’s authors and visual artists who are given to making texts to see as if they were geometric forms, or forms to read, colors and visual sequences whose nature it had once been to reach spectators and their perceptions with an inherent immediacy. In particular, Lex-ICON will focus on the reception of hybrid works, asking whether language and words are necessary to say or communicate things and ideas or even to think. Can one simply feel thought through the gaze without ever really having the words, the grammar and thus language itself to describe it? Is a process of translation from the visual to linguistic necessary for thought to take place? The debates which have surrounded the treatment, classification, teaching, economy and reception of such works and the theories on lexiconographic work have long lived in separate ponds, our idea is to unify them to seek a common, cross-disciplinary discourse.  Discussions and panels will be joined by a series of artistic and literary presentations and performances during and around the conference in the region of Alsace and the city of Mulhouse.  Paper proposals (250-300 words) in French or English should be emailed before the 25th of February 2012. They should be sent to both Jennifer K Dick (jennifer-kay.dick@uha.fr or fragment3@yahoo.com) and to Océane Delleaux (oceane.delleaux@wanadoo.fr). For the complete CFP and to see other information concerning this conference :http://lex-icon21.blogspot.com/

 

Now Available On-Line: mIEKAL aND's Bagdad: Guide for the Deaf

All, Below is the link to a new series of chapbooks from the publishers of Tip of the Knife.  The title of the series is called TipChapKnifeBook.  Number 1 presents mIEKAL aND's Bagdad: Guide for the Deaf. (Note: The title page cannot be enlarged when clicked on, but all other pages work well.) http://tipchapknifebook.blogspot.com/ Bill DiMichele

 

Call for Collages: Collage/Assemblage Centennial, 1912 - 2012

Collage/Assemblage Centennial 

1912 - 2012  
 
CALL FOR WORKS: DEADLINE February 15, 2012.  PLEASE REPOST  


 The modern use of collage techniques is consider to have begin in 1912 with works by Pablo Picasso (such as shown). Constructive art as been growing ever since. To celebrate this 100 year anniversary the International Museum of Collage, Assemblage and Construction  (collagemuseum.com) would like to invite you to contribute one or more modest sized hand-made collages, assemblages, box assemblages or constructions* representative of your working style for a large (hopefully overwhelming) exhibition that will be held in 2012. A catalog of the exhibition will be created and made available to contributors at actual cost. A PDF version of the catalog will be available to contributors for free.   

No Fees, No jury, all works accepted and exhibited, none returned. Your contribution will become an important part of the Museum’s permanent collection.  

What is needed.  

Please send one or more collages, assemblages, box assemblages or constructions of modest size (you decide what is ‘modest’) that is ready to hang on a wall or exhibit on a pedestal or shelf. Works on paper should be framed if possible or, at a minimum, send in a clear resealable polypropylene bag. Unframed works will be hung together like an installation. 

Please send one of the museum’s Deed of Gift forms filled in clearly and a photo of the work. To download a copy see: http://ontologicalmuseum.org/exhibitions.html

On the back or bottom of the work please be sure to include your name and contact information as well as an email address and your website if you have one.

In addition, please send by email:

o       Additionally, send a digital (1000-1200 pixels on the long side) of the work by email with description and contact information for the web page that will be created for the exhibition.

o       A thoughtful statement expressing your views about collage, assemblage and/or constructive art as a contemporary form of art making and/or discuss the history of this genre and why it is interesting to you. These statements will be part of the catalog. Imagine that you are primarily speaking to the other artists who will be participating.

Send to

Collage Centennial

Cecil Touchon

135 COUNTRY CENTER DR STE F # 10
PAGOSA SPRINGS, CO 81147-8958

info@collagemuseum.com

* photo montage and digital montage will also be acceptable if printed in high definition/quality on archival material, unique and signed. However, hand made works are preferred.

 

New Issue: On Barcelona

Among the fine writers you can read at On Barcelona are Aaron Belz, Geoffrey Gatza, Larissa Shmailo, Michael Rothenberg, Helen Duberstein, Lynda Schor, Gregory Vincent de St. Thomasino, David Weinstock, Bill Pearlman, Charles H. Bane Jr., Jaime Manrique, Stephen Russell, Rodney Nelson, Alexandra Schor, Glen Philips, Dean Faulwell, Hilton Obenzinger, Burt Kimmelman, Anthony Robinson, Tony Mancus, Donna Fleischer, Hal Sirowitz, bobbi lurie, Kenneth Wolman, Andrew Burke, Richard Kostelanetz, Steve Tills, John M. Bennett, Paul Murphy, Philip Hartigan, Richard Livermore, Nancy Scott, Harriet Zinnes, rob mclennan, and Janet Mason. Want more? Stay tuned. http://onbarcelona.blogspot.com/

 

Looking for Manuscripts: Yew: A Journal of Innovative Writing & Images by Women

Yew: A Journal of Innovative Writing & Images by Women http://yewjournal.com/index.html   Yew is currently reading for the summer issues and encourages submissions of writing, photography and art from women. Full guidelines are here: http://yewjournal.com/guidelines.html     Each monthly issue will feature three poets. Past issues are here:   http://yewjournal.com/november2011.html #1 Andrea Baker/Doro Boehme/Laynie Browne   http://yewjournal.com/december2011.html #2 Carol Berg/Rebecca Gayle Howell/Genevieve Kaplan   http://yewjournal.com/ #3 Maureen Alsop/Grace Cavalieri/Carolina Ebeid     Yewon Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Yew-Journal/208944442504432     Thank you & all best, Carolyn Guinzio, poetry editor Yew

 

Check out this demo from Quixote Radio Vassilakis

 
http://soundcloud.com/quixoteradiovassilakis/sets

Quixote's an artist I've been listening to since 4 a.m. airliner-strafed Georgetown mornings some 18 years ago. The infant had the lungs and voicings that portended the voicings of this young man. Those pre-verbal tunes, however, at best, hid the evidence of this artist's promise as a lyricist. Or I wasn't hearing what I was hearing... 

Beckett's Question: How do you feel about lists and collage as forms of artistic practice?

Pome

A new small artists' book from French artists Rémy Pénard: STAMPOEMS

Nr 67 of the collection "C'est mon Dada" You can order by email or online with Paypal or at Amazon at http://www.redfoxpress.com/dada-penard.html Rémy Pénard "STAMPOEMS" Visual poetry / Collages & stamping. A6 format - 40 pages - laser printing. Thread and quarter cloth binding price: 15 euro / 20 US $ / 13 UK Sterling

 

The Volta: Looking for reviews of recent poetry titles

Hi folks, I'm one of the reviews editors at a new online project called The Volta. It's going to be spearheaded by Joshua Marie Wilkinson and will launch in January.  The Volta (thevolta.org) will host weekly reviews of new poetry books on our Friday Feature column; poe...try-related news items (daily); as well as videos of writers reading from their work under our Medium column (weekly); and three distinct columns, each of which will be updated monthly: Evening Will Come (poetics in prose); They Will Sew The Blue Sail (poems by 3 poets); and Tremolo (interviews with poets, publishers, editors, and other writers). So, I'm writing to you all to see if you might have a review or two of recent poetry titles that I could consider for publication. Also to let you know that I'll be considering reviews year round, so if something in the future comes up, do let me know. Reviews can run from 750-3,000 words. We will take an active hand as editors, but are happy to do so. Anyhow, please do spread the word. You can write to me directly here:noaheligordon@hotmail.com thanks, NEG

 

Beckett's Question: How come I am so often confused by my feelings?

PennSound Radio Launched!

Today we’re pleased to announce the launch of PennSound Radio, a 24- hour stream of readings and conversations from the PennSound poetry archive. Our daily schedule includes rebroadcasts of such series as Live at the Writers House, Charles Bernstein's Close Listening, and Leonard Schwartz's Cross-Cultural Poetics, as well as a curated selection of our favorite performances. You can play PennSound Radio through iTunes on your computer, or by installing the free TuneIn app on your iPhone, BlackBerry, or Android device. Listen at work! At home! At the gym! While rebuilding a transmission! And while you're at it, follow us on Twitter (@PennSoundRadio) to keep up with all of our new programs and special features. https://jacket2.org/commentary/now-pennsound-radio - Al Filreis Al Filreis http://www.writing.upenn.edu/~afilreis

 

Shampoo 39 Now On-Line

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. Thank you immensely for your attention to SHAMPOO over the years! Less pert but more suave, Del Ray Cross, Editor *SHAMPOO* clean hair / good poetry www.ShampooPoetry.com