Crg Hill's poetry scorecard

2010 Digital Art L.A. International Call for Entries

The L.A. Center for Digital Art announces an international call to artists. All styles of artwork and photography where digital processes of any kind were integral to their creation are acceptable: digital images of any kind, digital photogaphy, 3D and 2D digital animation video, short experimental time based video, video loops, mobile media, interactive media, and internet art (net.art).

Selected winners will be exhibited as the central focus of the 'DigitalArt.LA' expo (http://DigitalArt.LA) in a large group exhibit at the LACDA gallery, September 9-October 2, 2010. Video winners will also be screened at the Downtown Film Festival Los Angeles. The show will be widely promoted and will include a reception for the artists. Juror: Peter Frank, Curator for Contemporary Art, Riverside Art Museum.

Deadline: August 16, 2010.

Online registration only: http://lacda.com/juried/juriedshow.html.

DigitalArt.LA Participants Include:

iotaCenter · UCR ARTSblock | California Museum of Photography · Dance Camera West · Downtown Film Festival - Los Angeles · Orange County Center for Contemporary Art · Vortex Immersion Media · Downtown Art Walk Los Angeles · L.A. Center Studios · Rosslyn Gallery · Rowan Gallery · Julie Rico Gallery · The Museum of Hyperreal Art (MOHA) · CB1 Gallery · Pop-Lock Gallery · El Nopal Press Gallery · Artillery Magazine · Coagula Art Journal · Fabrik Magazine · AbsoluteArts.com · Peter Frank, Riverside Art Museum

Contact:
Rex Bruce
rexbruce@lacda.com

Los Angeles Center For Digital Art

107 West Fifth Street

Los Angeles, CA 90013

www.lacda.com

http://DigitalArt.LA

Check out the growing pool of collection of vizpoems for OSU Visual Poetry Mail Art Exhibit

http://visualpoetrymailartexhibit.blogspot.com/

Curated by Cathy Mehrl Bennett, the deadline to contribute is August 1.

Jeff Hansen interviews Crag Hill about 7 x 7

Here:

http://experimentalfictionpoetry.blogspot.com/2010/07/interview-with-poet-crag-hill-on-his.html

PolyVocal 2 Charles Olson selections from Maximus

Part One:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=suGyjVtXuGs&NR=1

Part Two:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xap_BOQ01uo&feature=related

Polyvocal Poetry: Crag Hill: P-O-E-T-R-Y walk

Jesse Morse, Lisa Radon, Jackie Motzer, Endi Bogue Hartigan, David Abel, Crag Hill:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsKO4CO1QRg

Polyvocal 4 / 5 Karl Young Duet of Spines Nico Vassilakis Vowelist (Hill and Yeary Performing)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=curkY0OzZms

I don't remember hearing an airplane...
 

JOY GLOWS WHERE CONFUSION WAS

a film about, with, and without Bern Porter by Mark Melnicove

can now be seen in its entirety at:

bernporter.com

Narrative

 

Score for 2 Voices: Horizontal & Vertical (for James Yeary)

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Horizontal reads the first four lines leisurely, rhythmically, for first two-thirds, then read phonemes sharply and roundly. Vertical read phonemes in alternating sharp and round tones. Horizontal is the rhythm, vertical the lead.

Raft, a new online literary journal, is currently accepting submissions

Please click http://www.raftmagazineonline.com for contact information.

The prior century’s cadaver casts so impressive a shadow that nearly anyone is liable occasionally to forget it’s passed. Inevitably (and we’re hardly the first to know it), a sensation of existing in between promotes anxiety. Still, we do our work now. And in this climate, the writer of value can afford neither to sneer at novelty nor to commit, as though fetishistically, to it. Not one of us, in fact, actually knows what comes next, although it is our job to do it. What is invaluable is the mere excitement of language as material with which to make things, as much sensation as sense, as much a stuff whereby to construct as a codex whereby to construe. This excitement, now as ever, trumps the thinness of fashion, trumps the straitjacket of theory, trumps the anxiety of operating within a historical fog.

It is this excitement that Raft Magazine means to put first and last.