YCA
show (Kuala Lumpur), July 15-30
Lecture and performance (with Eric Curkendall) at Thailand Media Arts Festival, Bangkok: 2, 3, 4 May. (See also Thailand Creative & Design Blog); recordings available at PennSound
recent/current/future activities
| Multimedia Poetry Performance at opening reception for Amy Hufnagel's exhibition "Curry'd," Romano Gallery, Blair Academy, Blairstown, NJ (9 Nov 06) | 2007:
Naropa
University Summer Writing Program faculty, Week
Four: Performance, Collaboration, Publishing, Anthologies, Community, Media;
Monday, July 9th to Sunday, July 15th 2007 |
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| “Augusto de Campos, Digital Poetry, and the Anthropophagic Imperative,” presentation at POEM / ART Brazilian Concrete Poetry, Yale University, New Haven, CT (November 2006) | |
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| Prehistoric Digital Poetry: An Archaeology of Forms 1959-1995; forthcoming publication in the Modern and Contemporary Poetics Series edited by Charles Bernstein and Hank Lazer at University of Alabama Press, May 2007 | |
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| Advisory/Review Panel, perthDAC 2007 | BIOS symposium, West Virginia University | ||
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Fulbright Scholar (lecture, research: Hypermedia Writing) at Multimedia University (Faculty of Creative Multimedia), Cyberjaya, Malaysia | ||
YCA
show (Kuala Lumpur), July 15-30 |
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Lecture and performance (with Eric Curkendall) at Thailand Media Arts Festival, Bangkok: 2, 3, 4 May. (See also Thailand Creative & Design Blog); recordings available at PennSound |
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| Technopoetry Rising: Essays and Works (essays and texts with a CD-ROM of electronic artwork); Completed book manuscript is under contract with Editora Musa (São Paulo, Brazil), and will be published in a bi-lingual edition in 2007 | |||
| Selections 2.0; an eBook published by the Faculty of Creative Multimedia, Multimedia University, prepared in collaboration with graphic designer John Hii. | |
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| Publications: “Literature Becoming Kinetic: E.M. Melo e Castro’s Videopoetry,” in Ernesto Melo e Castro: O Caminho do Leve (exhibition catalog), Serralves, Portugal: MuseuSerralves Edições; forthcoming: “Digital Poetry: A look at generative, visual, and interconnected possibilities in its first four decades,” in A Companion to Digital Literary Studies, eds. Ray Siemens and Susan Schreibman, Blackwell Companion Series (2007); “Will Alexander,” essay entry for The Greenwood Encyclopedia of American Poetry, eds. Jeffrey Gray, Mary McAleer Balkun, and James McCorkle, Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press; “Amiri Baraka,” ibid. | |||
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