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Archive for the ‘reading’ Category
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RE-ARRANGUTAN
Linda Austin, James Yeary, Anna & Leo Daedalus, Lisa Radon, Tony Christy, Arnold Kemp, Mark Owens and Weird Fiction.
In response to, in parallel with, on the occasion of Nina Katchadourian’s Sorted Books exhibition at the Feldman Gallery and Project Space at PNCA, curator Mack McFarland and flux-poet Mark Owens invited a number of Portland poets and performers to do pieces based on the found and the sorted. -
Tangent Press Reading: Buuck, Kemp, Hardacker
The Tangent Press & Reading Series
Clinton Corner Cafe (SE Clinton and 21st Ave)
Saturday, April 10 7 PMDavid Buuck and Arnold J. Kemp read. Films by Jennifer Hardacker.
DAVID BUUCK is the author of The…
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Bill Berkson in Portland
It’s the Berkson Difference Engine, hitting on the level of the syllable, illuminating arrays, pure products of daily utterance, mining one of the deepest veins of living vocabulary ever. — Clark Coolidge
This is going to…
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Barry Sanders at PMMNLS
I am not the only one to describe encounters with PNCA writer-in-residence Barry Sanders as magic. He is a great thinker, yes, but generous, open, and a warm conversationalist as well. PNCA President Tom Manley calls Barry Sanders, a…