Tributaries – Harriet Tarlo and Judith Tucker

The 2013 Holmfirth Arts Festival sees the culmination of a two-year commission of poet Harriet Tarlo and artist Judith Tucker whose collaborative project focused on the land between Digley Reservoir and Black Hill, in particular the intricate convergences of the tributaries of the Holme River. Since last year’s festival, work from the project has been shown and acclaimed in places as far afield as Lyon, France and Minneapolis, U.S. Now their final showing of old and new work, covering all seasons and featuring new perspectives on this familiar landscape, comes back home to “upstairs at Up Country”, showing in shop hours throughout the festival. More at the Holmfirth Arts Festival site.

ANDROID

A group exhibition realised by Sarah Sanders and developed into a collaborative project with Julie Del’Hopital, Ian Irvine and John Lynch.

Carefully chosen artists have been invited to respond to the theme Android, originating from the Greek words ‘andro’ meaning man (or human) and ‘eidos’ meaning like or likeness. These new artworks are varied in media and together create an intense visual and audio experience to captivate the viewer.

Confirmed artists: Matthew Bamber, Tom Baskeyfield, Sandra Bouguerch, Margaret Cahill, Nina Chua, Julie Del’Hopital, Paul Dodgson, Pat Flynn, Daniel Fogarty, Evi Grigoropoulou, Ben Gwilliam, Antony Hall, Ian Irvine, Laurence Lane, John Lynch, Daksha Patel, Evangelica Spiliopoulou, Beth Ward. Denis Whiteside and Jacqueline Wylie.

Live Performances from Naomi Kashiwagi and Sarah Sanders plus an artist talk will take place on 8th June, 2-4pm.

4A Piccadilly Place, Manchester, M1 3BN. More here.

p.o.w. visual poetry broadsheets

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Number 3 in the visual poetry broadsheet series edited by Antonio Claudio Carvahlo is curated by Chris McCabe and features the work of Geraldine Monk, Tom Jenks, Pascal O’Loughlin, Sam Winston, Simon Barraclough and Victoria Bean.

They can be bought at Paul Browns bookshop in Brighton (Studio Bookshop, 68 St. James’ Street, Brighton, BN2 1PJ, tel. 01273b691253, e-mail studiobookshop@btconnect.com) or directly from Antonio at poetry@unit4art.com.

Enemies of the North / Enemies of the South

Enemies of the North – March Saturday 30th at the Cornerhouse in Manchester. 5.30pm to 9pm in the Annexe room – entrance free. A special Camarade event, a day of original collaborations in poetry, sonic art and visual art, celebrating the resurgent energy of the northwest innovative poetry scene.  In addition to the launch of 3 collaborative publications involving SJ Fowler, the event will feature performance by:

  • Zoe Skoulding & Robert Sheppard
  • Richard Barrett & Nathan Thompson
  • Sarah Crewe & Jo Langton
  • Michael Egan & Bobby Parker
  • Steven Waling & Matt Dalby
  • Adam Steiner & Eleanor Rees
  • James Byrne & Sandeep Parmar
  • SJ Fowler & Marcus Slease
  • Daniele Pantano & David Kelly
  • Tom Jenks & Chris McCabe
  • Ben Morris
Enemies of the South – April Saturday 27th at the Arnolfini in Bristol – 6.30pm to 7.30pm in the Light Studio. Enemies presents a special one off Camarade event as part of the remarkable 4 day programme at the Arnolfini in Bristol, which sees avant garde poetry and performance art at the forefront of a wonderful festival programme. The event will feature:
  • Holly Pester & Emma Bennett
  • Tim Atkins & Mark Waldron
  • David Berridge & James Wilkes
  • Patrick Coyle & SJ Fowler
  • Daniel Rourke & Claire Potter
  • Jeff Hilson & Marcus Slease
  • Tom Jenks & Chris McCabe

Tim Allen at Edge Hill

The Arts Centre, Edge Hill University, Tuesday 12th March 2012, 7.30. £4.50.

Tim Allen Edited the magazine Terrible Work and ran the Poetry Exchange and Language Club events in Plymouth. Now lives near Preston. Publications include Settings (Shearsman 2008), Anabranch with Slug – a robotic pastoral in honor of Raymond Roussel (Knives Forks & Spoons 2011), incidental harvest (Oystercatcher 2011) and The Voice Thrower (Shearsman 2012), a single long poem of 333 quatrains described by Ian Seed as ‘the fragmented bildungsroman of a generation who have grown up in a postmodern world’. Also co-edited a book of interviews with British poets, Don’t Start Me Talking (Salt 2006).His poetry, though situated in the post-avant, innovative and radical streams, has its roots in symbolist euphony and surrealism.

There will be launch readings by Lindsey Holland, Andrew Taylor and Patricia Farrell.

Camarade IV

Films from SJ Fowler’s Camarade IV event at the Rich Mix, Bethnal Green London. Above is the collaboration between James Wilkes and Christodoulos Makris. Full list below.

Intro http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQVxS5egZUY

Carol Watts & George Szirtes http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8phvyg1Euhc
Holly Pester & Daniel Rourke http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlA21GaQCz4
Astrid Alben & Sophie Mayer http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCzbkoXL9Cs
Ryan Van Winkle & Kirsty Irving http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyNJTr_o9Qo
Marek Kazmierski & Stephen Watts http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcxSzAxyyrY
Lucy Harvest Clarke & Stephen Emmerson http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICDHyV2B010
James Wilkes & Christodoulos Makris http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nt3PZHhjOoU
Roddy Lumsden & Carrie Etter http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1N_GrfOqKMM
Daniel Barrow & Ollie Evans http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFFHV1Mk274

John Ashbery webcasts

John Ashbery is a Kelly Writers House Fellow this season. Two events featuring him as a Fellow will be streamed live as webcasts.

1) On Monday, February 11, 2013, beginning at precisely 6:30 PM eastern time, J.A. will give a reading.

2) On Tuesday, February 12, 2013, beginning at precisely noon eastern time, I will interview J.A. and will moderate questions and comments from a live audience at the Kelly Writers House and a worldwide audience via webcast.

For each program, click here

http://writing.upenn.edu/wh/multimedia/tv/

to view the streaming video.

POETRY / MUSIC / FILM :: Lash / Ward / Andersen ++ Jeff Keen ++

POETRY / MUSIC / FILM :: Lash / Ward / Andersen ++ Jeff Keen ++
MUSIC from the trio of Dominic Lash (bass) Alex Ward (clarinet, electric guitar) Dag Erik Knedal Andersen (drums).
&& POETRY by Jeff Keen, read by various, incl. Heames, Jeschke, etc.
&& Projection of FILMS by Jeff Keen The trio are on a UK tour, incl. stops at Cafe Oto etc. They will play two sets. The venue is NEWNHAM OLD LABS. Start time 8pm

THE DARK WOULD at the Poetry Library

A preview event at London’s Poetry Library for a new, pioneering anthology of text artists and poets ‘The Dark Would’, which includes work by over 100 contributors including Richard Long, Fiona Banner, Charles Bernstein and many more, with readings and a panel discussion by artists and poets. Chairing the discussion and fielding audience questions is ‘The Dark Would’ editor Philip Davenport and curator Tony Trehy. More at the Poetry Library site.

New visual poetry anthology

An international visual poetry anthology edited by jörg piringer and günter vallaster (ed.): a global visuage. 16 Euros plus p & p. For information on postage, purchase etc, contact editionch@gmail.com

FeaturingL

Fernando Aguiar, Reed Altemus, Josef Bauer, Derek Beaulieu, Katja Beran, Armando Bertollo, Simon Biggs, Sergej Birjukov, Friedrich W. Block, Mila Blont, Philippe Boisnard, Brandstifter, J. R. Carpenter, John Cayley, Gerhild Ebel, elffriede.i.a., Bartolome Ferrando, Heike Fiedler, Luc Fierens, Christian Futscher, Hortense Gauthier, Harald Gsaller, Rozalie Hirs, Max Höfler, Jochen Höller, Christine Huber, Peter Huckauf, Dirk HuelsTrunk, Zuzana Husárová, Geof Huth, Gerhard Jaschke, Jhave, Ragnhildur Jóhanns, Cecilie Bjørgås Jordheim, Eduardo Kac, Michael Kargl, Christian Katt, Angelika Kaufmann, Ilse Kilic, Anatol Knotek, Boris Konstriktor, Márton Koppány, Sergej Kovalskij, Erika Kronabitter, Jason Lewis, Frank Milautzcki, Nick Montfort, Gertrude Moser-Wagner, Marcus Neustetter, Leszek Onak, Ottar Ormstad, Loss Pequeño Glazier, jörg piringer, Renate Pittroff, Łukasz Podgórni, Hannah Rath, a rawlings, Cia Rinne, Roza Rueb, Natascha Schalina/Andrej Stroganow, Valeri Scherstjanoi, Uwe Schloen, Helmut Schranz, Angelika Schröder, Veronika Schubert, Hannah Sideris, Hartmut Sörgel, Dieter Sperl, Petra Johanna Sturm, Daniel Temkin, Christoph Theiler, Eugenio Tisselli, Liesl Ujvary, united queendoms, Lawrence Upton, Günter Vallaster, Ted Warnell, Helen White, Fritz Widhalm, Daniel Wisser, Andrea Zámbori, Eric Zboya und Ottfried Zielke.

On Beat

ON BEAT

Barry Miles, Ian MacFadyen, Peter Jaeger & Marcus Slease

Tuesday 15 January 2013, 7 pm

Parasol Unit, 14 Wharf Road, Islington

£6/£5 Concessions

http://parasol-unit.org/on-beat

To accompany the October Gallery exhibition ‘William Burroughs: All out of time and into space’ and relating to Shezad Dawood’s ‘New Dream Machine Project’ for Parasolstice – Winter Light 2012, ON BEAT will focus on Beat Culture’s history and influence more broadly. It will include talks by contemporaries of William Burroughs and Brion Gysin, creator of the original Dream Machine in 1959, as well as explications of poetics and contemporary work influenced by the era.

 Peter Jaeger will give a talk/reading entitled “A Philip Whalen Mala” on Whalen, Snyder, Ginsberg and their understanding of Buddhism as it pertains to compositional method.

Marcus Slease will read new work inspired by Burroughs’ The Soft Machine.

This event is a collaboration between Parasol unit, October Gallery and Intercapillary Space.

Links:
Exhibition at October Gallery: http://www.octobergallery.co.uk/exhibitions/
Intercapillary http://www.intercapillaryspace.org/