Peace on Earth
Thinking of everyone at this difficult time. Looking forward to the New Year and new beginnings. Keep safe and sound.
i swallow and LYRICAL VISIONS – New Zealand
Very pleased to say the Dadaist poetry film i swallow with poem by Bristol City Poet Caleb Parkin and surreal music by the American band The Anchorites, will be screened as part of Lyrical Visions festival on the 9th of December. This will be one of those rare occasions at the moment – a LIVE […]
Selfie with Marilyn in ZEBRA, Berlin and FOTOGENIA, Mexico City – representation – who makes the image?
Poet Heidi Seaborn, Dr Meriel Lland and Sarah Tremlett on identity; Hatti Rees’ Personas at The Stedelijk Museum, Breda, and Sarah’s New Romantic incarnations. Plus an update from Tom Konyves on Selfie and Heidi’s wonderful news winning the Pank Book Prize for Poetry 2020 with An Insomniac’s Slumber Party with Marilyn Monroe. Very, very pleased […]
Videopoetry / Vidéopoésie interview with Catherine Parayre (2020)
A while ago I mentioned the launch of the must-have publication on videopoetry – Videopoetry / Videopoésie by pioneer Canadian practitioners Daniel H. Dugas and Valerie LeBlanc (Basic Bruegel). Valerie and Daniel have now conducted a really delightful, succinct and revealing interview see https://vimeo.com/447315272 with Catherine Parayre, editor at the book’s publishing house The Small […]
Solstice Sol Invictus news – screenings across the globe
Very excited and proud to say that Solstice Sol Invictus (a poetry film centred on light, hope, faith – regeneration and solar time) will be in the welcoming and richly varied online arts festival At the Fringe, Tranas, Sweden, available from the 9th–18th October online – see https://www.atthefringe.org/film-2020. They say ‘The whole selection has […]
SPEAKING ROCKS – GEOPOETRY 2020 1st OCTOBER
Really very honoured to be presenting at this genuinely ‘rocking’ conference organised by the Geological Society, with a strong team of geopoets at the helm and taking part. Whilst pre-COVID-19 the event would have been live, (with all that encompasses in relation to the theme), geological sites have found their online visual voice through […]