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Essays and Projects

Contemplative Effects in Text-based Poetry Films and Videopoems


Exploring Contemplative Effects in Text-based Videopoems and Poetry Films Sarah Tremlett May 2017 (updated March 2019) extracted from the The Poetics of Poetry Film, Intellect Books
and online at: Moving Poems www.movingpoems.com (June, 2017), Atticus Review https://atticusreview.org (July-Aug, 2017), Poetryfilmkanal http://www.poetryfilm.de (Aug, 2017) and PoetryFilmLive www.poetryfilmlive.com. In relation to poetry film and videopoetry my work particularly […]


MIX 2019: Experiential Storytelling – poetry film meets profiling and the panoptic gaze


MIX 2019: Experiential Storytelling – Poetry Film meets Profiling and the Panoptic Gaze


Paper River, Knotted River at MIX 2019


Looking forward to presenting a reading and poetry film Paper River, Knotted River at MIX 2019 next Tuesday and hearing the great poetry film panel speakers – especially keynote Thomas Zandegiacomo del Bel. It will also be screened in the selected British films throughout the event. Tree – Discovering Identity Through the Geopoetics of Ancestral […]


Premiere of Tree at The Scottish Centre for Geopoetics June 2019


Really looking forward to The Scottish Centre for Geopoetics Conference June 14-16th at Wiston Lodge in Biggar, Scotland. Beautiful wooded location, much music, poetry (come and see Helen Moore), and deep connection with the landscape. I will be premiering an excerpt ‘Paper River’ from my ancestral poetry film novel project Tree, created from 25 years […]


Exploring Contemplative Effects in Text-based Video Poems


Extracted from the forthcoming The Poetics of Poetry Film, Intellect Books and published online.


Chance Operations, an essay on Bath Spa Fluxus prints at MIX 2012 -Sarah Tremlett


A conference is born with mysterious ancestors / sourcing the origins of the ‘Fluxus’ prints.