OF COAL MINES AND CANARIES
I was delighted to read virtually alongside Saretta Morgan for the trusty, revered Segue Series last December out of a converted garage with less than ideal internet access. I presented evolving work from SMOKEPENNY LYRICHORD HEAVENBRED, focused on coal mine canaries.
Thanks to James Sherry, the Segue Foundation, and Artists Space for their work on the event. A video of the event is here.
Thanks to my co-conspirators on the AR Pennies from Nether app, Judd Morrissey and Abraham Avnisan,
and to the many translators whose voices are embedded herein:
In the coal-mine canary overture,
te Reo by Virginia Kennard; Spanish by Fabrizzio Subia; Mandarin Chinese by Lingyu Zheng and Ang Zheng; Persian by Maryam Faridani; French by Joshua G. Stein; Italian by Jennifer Scappettone; canary by canary
In Pennies from Nether,
Arabic by Aamer Nazih Ibraheem; by M’barek Bouchichi
Albanian by Ersela Kripa
Bosnian-Croatian-Montenegrin-Serbian by Dubravka Djuric
Brazilian Portuguese by Marina Santos
Bulgarian by Rossen Ventzislavov
Cantonese by Chenxin Jiang
Cornish by
Dutch by Anne LaBerge
Mandarin Chinese by May Huang; by Haun Saussy; and by Lynn Xu
English by Alexis Almeida; by Mark Jeffery
Finnish by Karri Kokko; by Elina Minn
French by Omar Berrada; by Nathanaël; and by Haun Saussy
German by Matthew Johnson
Ancient Greek by Brandon Brown; by Claudio Sansone
Modern Greek by Demosthenes Agrafiotis and Eleni Stecopoulos
Hebrew by Varda Avnisan
Hindi by Francesca Chubb-Confer
Italian by Marco Giovenale; by Silvia Guslandi
Icelandic by Hallgrímur Helgason
Indonesian by Jen Shyu
Japanese by Sawako Nakayasu
Kannada and Sanskrit by Simon Balderascreek
Korean by Don Mee Choi
Latin by Jocelyn Saidenberg
Polish by Berenika Boberska
Romanian by Iulia Militaru
Russian by Julia Pello
Spanish by Daniel Borzutsky; by Rachel Galvin; by Edgar Garcia; by Román Luján
Swahili by Ariel Brice; by Nicholas Calvin Mwakatobe
Swedish by Brita Butler-Wall
Tagalog by Feliz Lucia Molina and Frank Molina
Urdu by Francesca Chubb-Confer
Vietnamese by Maya Nguen