Geopoetics of the Unbounded Metropolis: The City as Circulatory System and Waste Product,” Université Gustave Eiffel, Paris, France, December 2021

Populist Pastoral (In Smoke),” with filmmaker/photographer Nicholas Calvin Mwakatobe, made in 2019, published at Venti: Air—Experience—Aesthetics in 2021

Snippets of SMOKEPENNY LYRICHORD HEAVENBRED: A Few Acts, via the Segue Reading Series, alongside Saretta Morgan

Confinement Motet,” a videopoem, in House Party #14, April–May 2020

Video on "Vase Poppies," Week 10 of Modern & Contemporary American Poetry, 2017 syllabus

"Corporal Score: Notes Toward the Composition of a Chorus [Line]," with Tonya Foster at Emergency Reading Series, January 2010

"Poetry, Landscape, Apocalypse," with Lyn Hejinian at Kelly Writers House, February 2009

“Syrinx Spring,” a film-poem for the digital edition of the 21st-century bestiary BECOMING Feral (Objet-a, 2021)

Double Change reading with Fabienne Raphoz and Lisa Robertson and translators: Jennifer Scappettone, translated by Olivier Brossard, atelier Michael Woolworth, Paris, December 16, 2021

Woodland Pattern Poetry Marathon, January 2021. 11: 25:55 as part of the Woodland Pattern 40th Anniversary group.

Conversation with Jennifer Scappettone(10/3/21)

Jennifer Scappettone delivers the 2018-2019 Leslie Scalapino Lecture in Innovative Poetics: "Agitation of a Copper Lyre: Geopoetics of Entanglement vs./within the Wireless Imagination," March 15th, 2019, at UC Berkeley. Introduction by Lyn Hejinian.

Smokepenny Lyrichord Heavenbred: An Archaeology of the Cloud (with musical performance by Killick Hinds). Jennifer Scappettone and Judd Morrissey discuss the intertwining of documentary poetics of place and poetics of virtual and augmented reality, centered around their interactive virtual & augmented reality work "LAMENT; Or, The Mind Has Been Opened Up Well."
Al and Anna are joined by Jennifer Scappettone at the Kelly Writers House's Wexler Studio to discuss her poem/visual piece, "was no one / way went Alice." Enroll anytime in "ModPo," a free, open, online course on Modern and Contemporary American Poetry, at http://modpo.org.

Exile and Creativity: The Two Amelia Rossellis, at the Institute of Italian Culture, NYC: Amelia Rosselli’s Disintegrated Cantons: Songs of a Community to Come

Jennifer Scappettone works at the crossroads of writing, translation, and scholarly research, on the page and off. She is the author of the cross-genre verse books: From Dame Quickly The Republic of Exit 43: Outtakes & Scores from an Archaeology and Pop-Up Opera of the Corporate Dump, and of the critical study Killing the Moonlight: Modernism in Venice.

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Jennifer Scappetone's "From Corpse to Specter: Venice As Antagonist and Emblem of Modernity" Jennifer Scappetone is a poet, translator, and scholar. Killing the Moonlight: Modernism in Venice, her study of the outmoded city of lagoons as a crucible for twentieth-century aesthetic and political experiments, was published by Columbia University Press in 2014 and is a finalist for the Modernist Studies Association's annual book award.

in 3 parts comprising the following poets in order of appearance: Part 1 Mark Mirsky, Michael McClure, Maryrose Larkin, Peter Lamborn Wilson, Robert Kelly, Elaine Equi, Charles Amirkhanian, Charles Stein, Nancy Kuhl, Maria Damon, Vyt Bakaitis, Debrah Morkun, Eleni Stecopoulos, Lamont Brown Steptoe, Nada Gordon, Sam Truitt, Elizabeth Bryant, Carlos Soto-Roman, Jena Osman, Vincent Katz, Tinker Greene, Gerard Malanga, Alana Siegel, Jeffrey Robinson, Dorota Czerner, Barbara Blatner, Kenneth Irby Part 2: Jonas Mekas, Don Byrd, Jennifer Scappettone, Mark Mirsky, Burt Kimmelman, Hank Lazer, Sara Larsen, Lori Anderson Moseman, Ryan Eckes, Geof Huth, Rachel Blau DuPlessis, Chris Funkhouser, Elaine Equi, Anna Moschovakis, Clark Coolidge, Jesse Glass, Rochelle Owens, Jerome Sala, David Brazil, Richard Deming, Rae Armantrout, Jacques Roubaud, Maureen Thorson, Joan Murray, Anselm Berrigan, David Wolach, Peter Cook & Kenny Lerner Part 3 Michael McClure, Amy Catanzano, Basil King, Jennifer Bartlett, Nancy Frye Huth, Marilyn Stablein, Michael Slosek, Robert Mittenthal, Bob Perleman, Deborah Poe, Chris Piuma, Kimberly Lyons, Frank Sherlock, Rachel Levitsky, D. H. Melhem, CAConrad, Patricia Spears Jones, George Economou, Lynn Behrendt, Julian Semilian, Rebecca Wolff, Robert Kelly, Will Alexander, Alana Siegel, Barbara Kremen, Kythe Heller, Torben Ulrich

Jennifer Scappettone, Professor of English at the University of Chicago, discusses the future of poetic expression. In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group.

Presentation of the first edition of: Venezianella e Studentaccio (1944) (Oscar Mondadori, 2013) by Filippo Tommaso Marinetti Edited by Paolo Valesio and Patrizio Ceccagnoli and Modernitalia (Peter Lang Publishing, 2012) a collection of essays by Jeffrey Schnapp edited by Francesca Santovetti Poetry reading and discussion with: Paolo Valesio (Columbia University)

Jennifer Scappettone reads as part of the 2012 Poets Forum Awards Ceremony. Scappettone was awarded the Academy's Raiziss/de Palchi Book Prize in 2012 for her translation of Amelia Rosselli's Locomotrix: Selected Poetry and Prose." Recorded at the New School in New York City.

Mary Jo Bang (author of Elegy and the recent variations on Dante's Inferno) and Jennifer Scappettone (translator of the award-winning Locomotrix: Selected Poetry and Prose of Amelia Rosselli and author of From Dame Quickly) explore the ways that their translation projects intersect with and enlarge their own poetics.

Book Presentation and Panel Discussion: "WHERE THE I IS THE PUBLIC": Amelia Rosselli in Translation A musician, musicologist, and self-defined “poet of research,” Amelia Rosselli (Paris 1930– Rome 1996) was one of the most important poets to emerge from Europe in the aftermath of World War II. Following a childhood and adolescence spent in exile from Fascist Italy between France, England, and the United States, Rosselli was driven to express the hopes and devastations of the postwar epoch through her demanding and defamiliarizing lines. Rosselli’s body of work synthesizes a hybrid literary heritage in which playful inventions across Italian, English, and French coexist with unadorned social critique. Rosselli aspired to compose stanzas characterized by a new objectivity and collective orientation, “where the I is the public, where the I is things, where the I is the things that happen.” Having chosen Italy as an “ideal fatherland,” Rosselli rendered the public multiple; she wrote searching and often discomposing verse that redefined the domain of Italian poetics and, in the process, irrevocably changed the Italian language. On the occasion of the publication of Locomotrix: Selected Poetry and Prose of Amelia Rosselli (University of Chicago Press, 2012), the book's editor and translator, Jennifer Scappettone (University of Chicago), presented aspects of her work on the formal and political research of Rosselli's oeuvre in conversation with Teresa Fiore (Montclair State University) and Gian Maria Annovi (University of Denver). Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò New York University April 5, 2012

Jennifer Scappettone, Editor of the book, leads a roundtable discussion on Amelia Rosselli's poetry. Reading of selected poems by Antonio Riccardi, Managing Editor of Mondadori Libri, and Jennifer Scappettone.

Filmed by a tripod on a Kodak 103EKZi8 at a July 4th celebration at the American Academy in Rome, July 2011.

Jennifer Scappettone est l'auteur de From Dame Quickly (Litmus Press, 2009), Err-Residence (Bronze Skull, 2007) et Beauty [Is the New Absurdity] (dusi/e kollectiv, 2007), et l'éditrice de Belladonna Elders Series #5: Poetry, Landscape, Apocalypse (Belladonna, 2009), qui rassemble ses écrits ainsi que ceux de Lyn Hejinian et Etel Adnan.

Jennifer Scappettone est l'auteur de From Dame Quickly (Litmus Press, 2009), Err-Residence (Bronze Skull, 2007) et Beauty [Is the New Absurdity] (dusi/e kollectiv, 2007), et l'éditrice de Belladonna Elders Series #5: Poetry, Landscape, Apocalypse (Belladonna, 2009), qui rassemble ses écrits ainsi que ceux de Lyn Hejinian et Etel Adnan.

"A Language for Every Latitude: The Poetry of Amelia Rosselli" - an international conference organized by Prof. Nelson Moe and hosted by the Center for Trans...

Part 12 of the MLA Off-Site Poetry Reading from 2009 in Philadelphia: McCreary, Scappettone, Howe

Rabbit Light Movies (curated by Joshua Marie Wilkinson)—Episode #11