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These roses stills are from the multimedia project: "For the next 12 days I will be placing a rose somewhere in the city...." which can be found online at BathHouse Hypermedia journal(http://bhjournal.com/issues/Vol6_1/elizabeth_jane_burnett.php) ...
And you can say as little as you like, or as much and throw in pictures and videos - very all inclusive in the blog world yes? Not that I blog myself by the way! I've never been much of one for diaries of any kind...... so my blogs are just postin...
DIY - Scallydandan's Open-Source Club Night at Ghetto, Old Street
May 17, 2009 at 9pm to May 18, 2009 at 3am
ELIZABETH-JANE BURNETT - 10PM
Digital poetry/live art from Elizabeth-Jane Burnett (http://www.elizabethjaneburnett.com) in collaboration with multimedia studio Blush! (http://www.mediaalive.co.uk/blush) and dancers. Elizabeth-Jane's poetry flirts ...
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- About Me:
- uk based poet: http://www.elizabethjaneburnett.com. studied english at oxford, poetic practice (ma) & contemporary poetics (phd) at royal holloway, university of london, applied poetics at bowery arts and science, new york, performance writing at naropa, colorado. publications include This Actually Happened (Vox Pop, New York, 2005), Bowery Women: Poems (YBK Publishers, Inc. New York, 2006) and Liminal: Spaces between visible and invisible (Evolutionary Girls, 2007). Forthcoming 2009 chapbooks: THIS IS MY ECONOMY: slam poems for quiet people; Primark Potlatches; the pastorals. interested in structures of poetic economies, digital writing, intermedia and performance.
SKYLINES: An Ecopoetics Project, June 2009
http://www.ccanw.co.uk/pdf/CCANW_Spring_09_Web.pdf
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Ron Silliman talk on blogging
Poetry, Blogging & Critical Discourse
A talk by Ron Silliman
Tuesday 5 May
Room 102
30 Russell Square
2.30-4pm
The Centre for Poetics is hosting a visit by the poet and poet laureate of the
blogosphere Ron Silliman on 5 May, and in addition to the evening public
reading and conversation we are holding a talk and exchange in the afternoon
for interested postgraduates and those active in London’s poetry scenes. We’d
be aiming to explore with him the generative possibilities for innovative… Continue
A talk by Ron Silliman
Tuesday 5 May
Room 102
30 Russell Square
2.30-4pm
The Centre for Poetics is hosting a visit by the poet and poet laureate of the
blogosphere Ron Silliman on 5 May, and in addition to the evening public
reading and conversation we are holding a talk and exchange in the afternoon
for interested postgraduates and those active in London’s poetry scenes. We’d
be aiming to explore with him the generative possibilities for innovative… Continue
Posted on April 27, 2009 at 11:52am —
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 11:13am on May 1, 2008,
Rosemary House said…
- Welcome Elizabeth-Jane! Great to see you here my dear. My daughter Sally lives in London and she's a member on the site. She's coming to visit me in Paris tomorrow. Your work sounds so interesting - hope to hear more from you! Cheers, and thanks for joining, Rosemary
- At 3:21am on May 1, 2008,
Ceri Buck said… - hi there, can't wait to see some of your stuff up here online !!
Cerix
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