SPRING 2019 EVENTS
A draft of the imminent future:
Friday, March 8, 2019: [P]reoccupying Modernism: World-Building in Concrete and Visual Poetry and the Peripheral Dream of a Transnational Idiom After Fascism. Concretism: A Global Dialogue I & II seminars at the American Comparative Literature Association Annual Conference, Georgetown University, DC. White Gravenor Hall - 211, 10:30am - 12:15pm
Friday, March 15: Agitation of a Copper Lyre: Geopoetics of Entanglement vs./within the Wireless Imagination. Leslie Scalapino Lecture in Innovative Poetics, University of California, Berkeley, Maud Fife Room, 7 pm
Thursday, April 4: SMOKEPENNY LYRICHORD HEAVENBRED: An Archaeology of the Cloud, opening talk/performance with Judd Morrissey, University of Colorado, Boulder, 5:30-7:30 pm
Saturday, April 6: LAMENT: Or, The Mine Has Been Opened Up Well (an interactive augmented and virtual reality installation comprising poetry, documentary video and sound developed in collaboration with Abraham Avnisan and Judd Morrissey, and featuring a soundtrack by Mark Booth), at Counterpath Gallery, Denver, Colorado—opening time TBA. The installation will be up through April.
Tuesday, April 23: “And Every Country a Ship”: Poetics of Extraterritoriality, Stanford Humanities Center Board Room, Stanford University, 11 am
Thursday, April 25: from From Pentecost to Babel: Wireless Imaginations in 20th-Century Poetry and the Dream (or Nightmare) of a Transnational Language, English Literary History Colloquium, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, 130D Gilman Hall, 4:15-6:15 pm
Friday, April 26: Poetry Reading, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, 130 Gilman Hall, 5 pm
Thursday-Friday, May 9-10: Protecting Disharmony: The Transmutation of Belonging through Poetry, Interdisciplinary Translation Workshop: Literature and Philosophy in Conversation, Rutgers University, New Brunswick
Saturday-Sunday, June 22-23: Keynote lecture: Visions (and Delusions) of an International Language in Poetry, Contemporary Literary Ideas and Practices in the United States of America and United Kingdom, Hunan Normal University, China
