Me, reading/performing & videotaped

Here are all the online videos of me reading and performing that I currently know of:

• “Come On, Seven!” (AWP offsite event, 2 March 2012)
• Revolving Door (January 2012) (with Roger Reeves)
• Revolving Door (November 2011) (I was assisting Jennifer Karmin)
• Tuesday Funk (6 September 2011)
• Green Lantern (9 July 2010) (with Adam Gallari, Tim Jones-Yelvington, Lindsay Hunter, and Benjamin Lowenkron)
• “Thai Bat” (Rec Room, Black Rock Bar, May 2008)
• “BoneCrusher” (John Cage MusiCircus, 7 October 2007)

Obviously, I need to start taping more of my events.

You can find a list of all of my past events at my site, here.

Currently I have no new events scheduled  😦

I am available to read, sing, dance, juggle, strip, flex, and receive hecklers graciously.

Read Full Post »

I gave a lecture at Co-Prosperity Sphere

Me, lecturing. Photo by Caroline Picard.

Last week was such a busy one for me that I forgot to mention that I was giving a lecture at Co-Prosperity Sphere. This was part of a mini-symposium organized by Lily Robert-Foley, Location/Location: The Mistranslation of Objects, which was part of the show Field Static, curated by Caroline Picard and Devin King. The other symposium participants were Meredith Kooi, Laura Goldstein & Brett Balogh, Gene Tanta, and T. Siddle.

I had promised to talk about “Conceptual Writing’s Aesthetic and Political Commitments,” but instead I presented two of my recent HTMLGIANT “generating text” posts: “The Spell Check Technique” and “Dictionary Expansions.” You can see photos from the event here.

Field Static will be up through 13 June, and includes work by Rebecca Mir, Carrie Gundersdorf, Heather Mekkelson, Ellen Rothenberg, Stephen Lapthisophon, Christian Kuras, Duncan MacKenzie, Mark Booth, and my former roommate Justin Cabrillos. Co-Prosperity Sphere is open on Sundays from 1-4 and by appointment.

The show in the space. Photo by Caroline Picard.

Thanks, Lily, Caroline, and Devin! And congrats, Caroline & Devin! I still think you should hyphenate your surnames: “King Picard”!

Read Full Post »