Crg Hill's poetry scorecard

Essayists for The Last Vispo Anthology include

Nico Vassilakis, Crag Hill, Donato Mancini, Robert Mittenthal, James Yeary, Chris Mann, Derek Beaulieu, Serkan Isin, Peter Frank, Bill Marsh, Charles Alexander, Jim Leftwich, Catherine Mehrl Bennett, Karl Young, Karl Kempton, Marton Koppany, Petra Backonja, Maria Damon, Greg Evason, Marilyn R. Rosenberg, & Geof Huth. More news to come!

Now Available: Abraham Lincoln 7

ABRAHAM LINCOLN issue the seventh winter 2012 42 pp. $5 + $1.00 s&h abrahamlincolnmagazine.blogspot.com A gorgeous gallery of gallant inventions, garnished and decked with diverse dainty devices, right delicate and delightful, to recreate each modest mind withal: first framed and fashioned in sundry forms by diverse worthy workmen of late days, and now joined together and builded up. featuring work by Bruce Andrews Adam J Maynard Rebecca Wolff Adam Moorad Wendy Trevino Ernst Herbeck (trans. Gary Sullivan) Brittany Dennison Lanny Quarles Magdalena Zurawski Allyssa Wolf Dorothy Trujillo Lusk Ryan Walker Order at abrahamlincolnmagazine.blogspot.com

 

Below: Link to Audio of PUGET SOUND POETRY EVENT

http://archive.org/details/SoundPoetryNight32312SeattleWa

Sound Poets Nico Vassilakis, Jason Conger, Ezra Mark, Cristin Miller, Four Hoarse Men (Greg Bem, Jason Conger, Paul Nelson, Jeanine Walker), Crag Hill, Joe Milutis, Molly Mac Fedyk, Interrupture (Doug Nufer, Bryant Mason, Curtis Bonney, Kreg Hasegawa). With saxophone interlude by Wilson Shook. Hosted and curated by Nico Vassilakis.

Much thanks Joe Milutis!

To wet your whistle, below is The Last Vispo Anthology complete list of contributors

Look for more exciting news soon. 

Andrew Abbott (United States) - Fernando Aguiar (Portugal) - Sonja Ahlers (Canada) - Charles Alexander (United States) - Reed Altemus (United States) - mIEKAL aNd (United States) - Bruce Andrews & Dirk Rowntree (United States) - Jim Andrews (Canada) - Harmut Andryczuk (Germany) - Marcia Arrieta (United States) - Dmitry Babenko (Russia) - Petra Backonja (United States) - Gary Barwin (Canada) - Mike Basinski (United States) - Guy R Beining (United States) - Derek Beaulieu (Canada) - Marc Bell & Jason McLean (Canada) - Catherine Mehrl Bennett (United States) - John M Bennett (United States) - Carla Bertola (Italy) - Julien Blaine (France) - Jaap Blonk (Holland) - Christian Bok (Canada) – Daniel f. Bradley (Canada) - Nancy Burr (United States) - John Byrum (United States) - J. M. Calleja (Spain) - Mike Cannell (United Kingdom) - David Baptiste Chirot (United States) - Peter Ciccariello (United States) - Jo Cook (Canada) - Judith Copithorne (Canada) - Holly Crawford (United States) - Maria Damon (United States) Klaus Peter Dencker (Germany) - Brian Dettmer (United States) - Fabio Doctorovich (Argentina) - Bill DiMichele (United States) - Johanna Drucker (United States) - Amanda Earl (Canada) - Shayne Ehman (Canada) - Endwar (United States) - K. S. Ernst (United States) - Eva O Ettel (France) - Greg Evason (Canada) - Oded Ezer (Israel) - Jesse Ferguson (Canada) - Cesar Figueirdo (Portugal) - Luc Firens (Belgium) - Peter Frank (United States) - Tim Gaze (Australia) - Angela Genusa (United States) - Marco Giovenale (Italy) Jesse Glass (Japan)  - Robert Grenier (United States) - Bob Grumman (United States) - Ladislao Pablo Györi (Argentina) - Sharon Harris (Canada) - Scott Helmes (United States) - Crag Hill (United States) - Bill Howe (United States) - Geof Huth (United States) - Serkan Isin (Turkey) - Gareth Jenkins (Australia) Michael Jacobson (United States) - Miguel Jiminez (Spain) - Karl Jirgens (Canada) - Alexander Jorgensen (China) - Chris Joseph (Canada) - Despina Kannaourou (United Kingdom) - Andreas Kahre (Canada) - Satu Kaikkonen (Finland) - Karl Kempton (United States) - Joseph Keppler (United States) - Roberto Keppler (Brazil) - Jukka-Pekka Kervinen (Finland) - Anatol Knotek (Austria) - Márton Koppány (Hungary) - Richard Kostelanetz (United States) - Gyorgy Kostritski (United States) - Dirk Krecker (Germany) - Edward Kuleman (Russia) - Paul Lambert (United States) - Jim Leftwich (United States) - The Lions (Canada) - Joel Lipman (United States) - Sveta Litvak (Russia) - Troy Lloyd (United States) - damian lopes (Canada) - Carlos M Luis (United States) 17 - Donato Mancini (Canada) - Chris Mann (United States) - Bill Marsh (United States) - Kaz Maslanka (United States) - Robert Mittenthal (United States) - Gustave Morin (Canada) - Sheila Murphy (United States) - Keiichi Nakamura (Japan) - Stephen Nelson (United Kingdom) - Marko Niemi (Finland) - Rea Nikonova (Germany) - Jurgen Olbrich (Germany) - Christopher Olson (Canada) - David Ostrem (Canada) - mARK oWEns (United States) - Clemente Padin (Uruguay) - Michael Peters (United States) - Nick Piombino (United States) - Hugo Pontes (Brazil) - Ross Priddle (Canada) - e. k. rzepka (Canada) - Marilyn R. Rosenberg (United States) - Jenny Sampirisi (Canada) - Suzan Sari (Turkey) - R Saunders (United States) - Michael V. Smith and David Ellingsen (Canada) - Serge Segay (Germany) - Spencer Selby (United States) - Douglas Spangle (United States) - Litsa Spathi (Germany/Holland) - Pete Spence (Australia) - Matina L. Stamatakis  (United States)  - Carol Stetser (United States) - Ficus Strangulensis (United States) - Mark Sutherland (Canada) - Thomas Lowe Taylor (United States) - Miroljub Todorovic (Serbia) - Andrew Topel (United States) - Cecil Touchon  (United States) - Aysegul Tozeren (Turkey) - e. g. vajda (United States) - Nico Vassilakis (United States) - John Vieira (United States) - Stephen Vincent (United States) - Alberto Vitacchio (Italy) - Cornelis Vleeskens (Australia) - Derya Vural (Turkey) - Ted Warnell (Canada) - Irving Weiss (United States) - Helen White (Belgium) - Tim Willette (United States) - Reid Wood (United States) - James Yeary (United States) - Karl Young (United States) - Mark Young (Australia)  

 

Now On-Line: Moria: The Asemic Issue

http://www.moriapoetry.com/i134v141.html

 

Some striking work by John Moore Williams, Paulette Turcotte, Orchid Tierney, Satu Kaikkonen, Tzio Zambi, mIEKAL aND, and others:

volume 13, issue 4 and volume 14, issue 1

spring 2011 and summer 2011

THE ASEMIC ISSUE

 poetry

ark codex     keith higginbotham      mariangela guatteri     paulette turcotte     

matt margo     tazio zambi      massimo sannelli     nico vassilakis     

tim gaze     andrew topel      michael jacobson     rosaire appel     

john moore williams     satu kaikkonen      sheila murphy     orchid tierney     

marco giovenale     geof huth      carlyle baker     mauro cesari     

ed baker     peter ciccariello      marton koppany     mIEKAL aND     

 theory

michael jacobson interview marco giovenale

geof huth's "why it seems it is writing"

 

Jaap Blonk, the great Dutch sound poet, will perform his work twice in the Twin Cities in late March

March 28, 12:15-1:30, Lind Hall 207A, University of Minnesota (Minneapolis  campus), a lecture/demo with lunch. March 29, 7:00, Walker Art Center. Both events are free and open to the public, and NOT TO BE MISSED!!!

You can hear past performances here:

http://www.jaapblonk.com/Pages/performances.html

soliciting e-contribution : remediating the social (please circulate further)

From cris cheek (cheekc@MUOHIO.EDU) I have a hystory of making work out of materials sourced from multiple contributors. During the past three years I have been performing live texts using projected text-image sequences as a springboard for interdisciplinary improvised performance. In essence these are lo-fi pieces that combine various approaches to textual enactment and reenactment through interpretation, tonal semantics, commentary, extended vocalization, song . . . somewhat exploring the borderlands between a lecture, a paper, a talk, a poem and a graphic score. Those who have witnessed any of this work will also know that i do not stand to one side of the projections but stand in them, and that i incrementally incorporate documentation into each successive version, to the extent that i do what the fabulous photographer Jo Spence urged; i put myself in the picture. The writing gets all over my body. The resultant highly embodied work gradually includes interventions by others and the status of variant documentation of the work being made becomes part of the emergent and ongoing text. I am making a piece of work for the ELMCIP conference Remediating the Social and i need your help to make it. My title is remediating the social and I want the perspectives presented by the piece, as i explore what remediating the social might mean, to be as radically inclusive as possible. Hence I am seeking massively multiple contributions of material. I will credit everybody who participates, in every instantiation of the work produced (i hope in the end to include aspects of this piece in an electronic book too). Something approximating this call for contributions will accompany every version of the work, listing all those who contributed to its making (unless people self-identify as wishing not to be listed). Here's how you can help (please feel free to contribute one or the other or both): 1. email me an image (a sourced photo or a photo you take, or a drawing you make or an animated gif you assemble . .) that says something (for you) about the concept and or your understanding of the meaning and interpretation and/or experience of remediation  cheekc@MUOHIO.EDU 2. tweet me @friedpudding (if you have a twitter account and if you do not have a twitter account then email me a short text (no more than 140 characters)) offering your thoughts on / critiques of / aspirations for . . . the social - IF you have more to say than can be constrained by 140 characters then please send me a sequence of texts and i will deal with them in those units N.B. I am circulating this invitation widely and it is expected that many contributions will be critical . . do not be concerned about being critical, jaded, cynical, silly, obstructive . . . DO use multiple languages and languages other than English if you so wish . . Deadline: March 31st. I hope to begin making the work during April and will continue during the summer. I might circulate a second call, but i'm hoping that I can get enough contributions to begin to work with asap. I will subsequently work with whatever materials i receive to develop a live presentation for the conference in Glasgow. I will be sharing this as work in progress at the UCF ELMCIP seminar - Arnolfini Bristol, on Friday May 4 and show the work at the Edinburgh College of Art, October 31 - November 2, 2012. THANK YOU so much, in advance hugely looking forwards, cris

 

Instructions for Appeasing the Enemy

 

Piss on corpses

 

Burn the Holy book

 

Shoot families in homes

children in their beds

 

Burn the bodies

 

Blame the policies

of the party in power

Puget Sound Poetry, March 23, 7-9 p.m.

Vermillion March 23rd 7-9pm
 
Including:
 
Cristin Miller
Molly Mac Fedyk
Ezra Mark
Crag Hill
Nico Vassilakis
Joe Milutis
 
Four Hoarse Men: 
         Greg Bem, Jason Conger, Paul Nelson
Interrupture: 
         Doug Nufer, Bryant Mason, Curtis Bonney, Kreg Hasegawa
 
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http://splab.org/2012/02/puget-sound-poetry/
 
 
Nico Vassilakis is curating a night of Sound Poetry, Friday, March 23, 2012 7-9P at Vermillion, 1508 11th Av, as a prelude to the Cascadia Poetry Festival.
Sound poetry is a primarily early 20th century invention merging new typographic potentials with performative oral expression in the form of poetic phonemes and letter sounds. This ultimately gave way to the creation of visual and concrete poetry. The evening will promote both historical scores as well as exploring new possibilities. This event intends to support and present sound poetry from current practitioners living in the northwest.