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Political / Subjectivity

The International Video Poetry Festival, Athens 11th and 12th September


Spearheading the start of the autumn festivals, The International Video Poetry Festival in Athens goes live on the 11th and 12th September. Be ready for a beautifully crafted curation of video poems, video art and spoken word. The International Video Poetry Festival celebrates thirteen years of creative collaboration with more than 2000 artists from 85 […]


Sculpting Poetry – Portraits with Interwoven Lines and Light – Noah Saunders revisions Marc Zegans


The art of writing poetry based upon paintings or other artworks is a subject that is close to my heart, alongside the art of combining both in ekphrastic poetry films (see also the bilingual Frame to Frames : Your Eyes Follow publication and prize). It is also not unusual to create paintings or other forms […]


The River Has No Colour – Lee Campbell’s latest exciting project


After a short break from Liberated Words, I find myself swept up  in the poetic energy and dynamic narrative (on the page and in real life) of artist, performance poet, experimental filmmaker and senior lecturer at the University of the Arts, London – Lee Campbell. Besides a vast personal output (to be featured soon) Lee […]


Can Poetry Change the World? asks Pam Falkenberg & Jack Cochran in Screening Texas Poets


Back in April I took part in REELpoetry online which was a full week-long festival, directed by Houston-based Fran Sanders and rich with poetry filmmakers, discussions, and important work. I have been a judge for REELpoetry for quite a few years, though not recently, and the festival has grown, through COVID too, to become a […]


World Autism Month and Poetry Film – Christina Jane and Steve Downey


April is World Autism Month / Autism Acceptance Month which began on the 2nd of April as World Autism Awareness Day, and includes Autism Acceptance Week 2–8 April. Though for many it might seem a fairly new idea, this important time of year has roots going back as far as the 1970s. Some years ago […]


AMERICA – Ginsberg reframed … ‘an identity falling apart’ an interview with Matt Mullins by Pamela Falkenberg and Jack Cochran


  American poet, videopoet, writer and educator Matt Mullins has been edging towards this memorable poem and poetry film – america – (i wanted to make you something beautiful but I failed) – for some time now. The deep rift between the USA’s founding democratic ideals, and its more historically recent downward slide into a […]