Showing posts with label Natalie Shapero. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Natalie Shapero. Show all posts

12/2/12

Forced Into Femininity at Cat Science (11/17)



More photos from Forced Into Femininity's show at Cat Science after the jump.

Other News:

* Beach Sloth on Keep This Bag Away From Children #2, another review here, KTBAFC also published another poem of mine online.
* Camille Martin blogs re: her reading at Skylab Gallery; Cold Front Magazine on the same.
* I blurbed re: Lotta Mattila's sculptures at Beautiful/Decay in advance of her exhibition Gravitation.
* Aaron Lake Smith on Anthony Poynter.
* Interview with Funerals at Local Autonomy. 
* Interview with Natalie Shapero.
* Interview with Wes Flexner at The Locals.
* Prince Rama comes to Skylab on December 18th.
* Wes Flexner on Elijah Funk and Martin Hugo's Skylab exhibit I Can See Through Your Tinted Windows A.K.A Arrest the President at the Other Paper.

3/5/12

Social Heat Buttons


Jack Ramunni and I just made these butties for his ongoing Social Heat project. Obviously, this is an essential part of everyone's Spring 2012 wardrobe. They are available wherever Jack Ramunnis may be found.

Other News:

* I featured Martin Hugo and Chelsea Dirck's artwork on Beautiful/Decay.
* Anobium interviews Cassandra Troyan re: the Ear Eater reading series. Troyan also has a book, THE THINGS WE EMBODY ARE THE THINGS WE DESTROY slated to be published in 2013 by Tiny Hardcore Press.
* The Sidekicks have a Monster House-centric video for "Baby, Baby."
* Bloomington's Beaker has a new album available for download.
* Natalie Shapero has a poem in the March 15th, 2012 edition of The New Republic.
* Mubi linked to Banalization's Peter Doig post in an article published today.

1/23/11

Ear Eater #3: Audio Recordings




Stream audio from the latest iteration of Ear Eater, the Chicago-based reading series co-hosted by Sara Drake and Cassandra Troyan (also host to the spirit of Werner Herzog). This session of Ear Eater had 'performance' as its theme.

The playlist, which you can cycle through by clicking the 'next track' button, is:

1. Christopher Higgs part 1
2. Christopher Higgs part 2
3. Jac Jemc
4. James Payne
5. Sara Drake

HTML Giant linked to this.

As did Chicago Now's Chicago Subtext blog.

Cartoonist Aaron M. Miller mentioned reviewing/editing my poetry manuscript.