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Anne Waldman, Ambrose Bye, Devin Waldman: Le Poisson Rouge, NYC

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FEATURING:
Anne Waldman
Patti Smith
Lenny Kaye
Thurston Moore
David Garland
Terre Roche
Larkin Grimm
Jesse Paris Smith
Rebecca Foon
The Down Hill Strugglers
and other very special guests!

(le) poisson rouge
158 Bleecker St, New York, New York 10012

WITH a special introduction from Bill McKibben, Co-Founder of 350.org! (@ 6.15PM)

All proceeds go to 350.org
http://www.pathwaytoparis.com/

6pm doors // 6:15pm show // All Ages

$20

#LiveAtLPR

The first in a series of events to raise consciousness and funds for progressive climate action in the lead-up to the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris.

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Naropa Summer Writing Program, Week 4, June 23 – 28, Boulder, CO

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When the Walls of the City Shake: Changing the Frequency through Collaboration, Music and Oral Sound….

This week, we honor the Kerouac School’s commitment to cross-arts fertilization and community. How do we – as artists- awaken the world to itself? By raising the decibels, composing a lullaby, or choralizing our language with multi-tracks? How may our vocalizations suggest a new timbre for the imagination? We examine the power of our texts and our solo “vox” -the sounds made by the human mouth – which can also be augmented by others in collaboration, and by the music and the magic of the recording studio. We might compose libretti for the future. We sing and dance back our negativity in the Anthropocene.

Week 4 guests include:
Caroline Bergvall
Edmund Berrigan
Mary Burger
Ambrose Bye & Max Davies
Douglas Dunn
Erica Hunt & Marty Ehrlich
Thurston Moore
Brad O’Sullivan
Steven Taylor
Edwin Torres
Anne Waldman

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Naropa Summer Writing Program, Week 3, June 16 – 21, Boulder, CO

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Lineages, Histories, Archives and Beyond: Roots, Elders, Maps

The Kerouac School is celebrating its 40th year, and this week will focus on some of the dynamic histories of persons and poetic literary movements of the past decades that have inspired and been held by the pedagogy at Naropa’s Poetics. The New American Poetry and Black Arts were triggers for a greater range of open form, “non-closure” poetries, cut-ups, sundry hybrid forms, OuLiPo considerations, Language strategies, activist poetics, collaboration, translation, visual arts and jazz input. We will engage a scholarly look at some of the “scene” of the last decades.

Week 3 guests include:
Clark Coolidge
Renee Gladman
Jen Hofer
Jade Lascelles
Tracie Morris
Laura Mullen
Hoa Nguyen
Khadijah Queen
Stacy Szymaszek
Lewis Warsh
Matvei Yankelevich

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