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All readings are free and open to the public.
January 19, 2008
7:30 pm
“Duet Between the Dreamer and
the World”
A Reading at Form+Content
Gallery
210 2nd St North, Minneapolis
Duet” pairs poet Deborah Keenan and playwright-fiction
writer Kira Obolensky in response to the show “Intimate
Immensity” at Form+Content Gallery. Come see a duet
between Keenan and Obolensky, between the spoken word and
the artwork on the walls, between each author and philosopher
Gaston Bachelard's concept of “intimate immensity.”
February 23, 2008
7 pm
"Gazing At Stars"
A
Reading at The Susan Hensel Gallery
3441 Cedar Ave South
(612)722-2324
Jean Larson, Ace Moore, Alison Morse, Jeff Skemp and Charlotte
Sullivan connect the stars in artist Karen Hanmer’s
deep sky installation, “Celestial Navigation.”
June 14, 2008
8pm
“Meander Incorporated”
A Reading at The
Soap Factory
518 2nd Street Southeast Minneapolis (Enter at the loading
dock.)
(612)623-9176
Curated by Bethany Kalk, the exhibit “Meander”
brings together 18 artists from the Twin Cities to make a
single artwork that will stretch throughout The Soap Factory’s
galleries.
In the spirit of “Meander,” poets Paula Cisewski
and Tammy Wenberg and musician Peter Schimke collaborate with
Alison Morse on a single stretchy evening of words and music
called “Meander, Incorporated.”
February 17, 2007 (see
archive)
“Wish You Were Here:
The Great American Family Vacation Show”
A Reading at The
Susan Hensel Gallery
3441 Cedar Avenue South, Minneapolis
(612)722-2324
Jim Coppoc, Geoff Herbach, Haley Lasché, Beth Mayer,
Ace Moore, and Alison Morse unpack stories and poems about
that famous oxymoron, the family vacation, in response to
Mike
Elko’s sculpture, drawing, and print exhibit, “We
Drove, We Saw, We Ate.”
Read
Jim Coppoc’s Poem “Waiting For Godot.”
April 21, 2007 (see
archive)
“Performing Words II”
A Reading at The
Frank Stone Gallery
1224 2nd Street NE Minneapolis
(612)617-9965
Geoff Herbach, Haley Lasché, Katie Leo,
Cory McCleod, Alison Morse, and Kira Obolensky perform comic,
tragic, death-defying tricks with words in response to costume
designs by theater artist Sonya
Berlovitz.
Read
Kira Obolensky’s story “The Madness of Ian Wakil.”
June 2, 2007 (see
archive)
“Embedded With Mangoes
in the Garden of Earthly Delights”
A Reading at The Soap
Factory
518 2nd Street Southeast Minneapolis (Enter at the
loading dock.)
(612)623-9176
Watch words collide with spoken artwork recolored
by choreographers, in response to the Soap Factory show “This
Mango Is Now An iPod.” With writer-performers Shá
Cage, Carla Hagen, Julia Klatt-Singer, Haley Lasché,
Sam Osterhout, Annette Schiebout, and special guests, Three
Dances.
Read
“What Happens Here Stays Here” by Julia Klatt-Singer.
Read
"Palaces and Fountains" by Carla Hagen.
July 14, 2007
8PM
“Voicing Pride: A GLBT
Reading”
A Reading at The Soap
Factory
518 2nd Street Southeast Minneapolis (Enter at the
loading dock.)
(612)623-9176
A stellar group of Twin Cities writers: Barrie Borich, Andrea
Jenkins, Judith Katz, John Medeiros, and Emily Wharton; respond
to the Twin Cities GLBT Pride exhibit at the Soap Factory.
August 4, 2007
7 PM
“Dreamcasting: A Response
to Forest Walk”
A Reading at The
Susan Hensel Gallery
3441 Cedar Avenue South, Minneapolis
(612)722-2324
Singular Twin Cities poet Sandy Beach responds
to Mary
Ellen Long’s sculptural interventions with the forest.
Read Sandy
Beach’s poem "Detritus: Two Books"
October 6, 2007
8PM
”Para-Sites”
A Reading at The Soap
Factory
518 2nd Street Southeast Minneapolis (Enter at the loading
dock.)
(612)623-9176
Emily August, E.G. Bailey, Shelia Bland, Jim Coppoc, Alison
Morse, and Annette Schiebout respond “Host,” an
art show that invites personal responses to public places.
Curated by Elizabeth Grady.
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