Reading for Trickster Feminism with Fast Speaking Music
Film by No Land
More information to come…
Poetry Project at St Mark’s Church in the Bowery
131 E. 10th Street, New York, NY 10003
Walker Art Museum, McGuire Theater
725 Vineland Pl
Minneapolis, MN 55403
“Rock & roll to me is everything. … I see it as a way of life, as a sort of an intellectual liberalism of being in the world.” —Thurston Moore
He cofounded Sonic Youth, altering the course of rock-and-roll by transforming punk, drone, electronic, free jazz, and art rock into thought experiments and spiritual epiphanies. During this celebration, exclusive to the Walker, Thurston Moore curates two distinct evenings of music reflecting his expansive past and current influences. In collaboration with Nels Cline, Anne Waldman, James Sedwards, Steve Shelley, and more to be announced, Moore revives art-rock mash-ups and reveals rock-and-roll as inner bliss.
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Purchase tickets to both performances and receive a $10 discount.
ACCESSIBILITY
To request an accessibility accommodation for a Walker program, please e-mail or call 612-375-7564 at least 2 weeks in advance. Please see the Walker’s Accessibility page for more information.
Nov 9, 2018
8:00 PM
McGuire Theater
$30 ($24 Walker Members)
Nov 10, 2018
8:00 PM
McGuire Theater
$30 ($24 Walker Members)
FUNDING
In honor of Dale Schatzlein (1948–2006) and his important work in dance and jazz in the Twin Cities, additional support is provided by Emily Maltz.
Walker Art Museum, McGuire Theater
725 Vineland Pl
Minneapolis, MN 55403
“Rock & roll to me is everything. … I see it as a way of life, as a sort of an intellectual liberalism of being in the world.” —Thurston Moore
He cofounded Sonic Youth, altering the course of rock-and-roll by transforming punk, drone, electronic, free jazz, and art rock into thought experiments and spiritual epiphanies. During this celebration, exclusive to the Walker, Thurston Moore curates two distinct evenings of music reflecting his expansive past and current influences. In collaboration with Nels Cline, Anne Waldman, James Sedwards, Steve Shelley, and more to be announced, Moore revives art-rock mash-ups and reveals rock-and-roll as inner bliss.
BUY MORE. SAVE MORE.
Purchase tickets to both performances and receive a $10 discount.
ACCESSIBILITY
To request an accessibility accommodation for a Walker program, please e-mail or call 612-375-7564 at least 2 weeks in advance. Please see the Walker’s Accessibility page for more information.
Nov 9, 2018
8:00 PM
McGuire Theater
$30 ($24 Walker Members)
Nov 10, 2018
8:00 PM
McGuire Theater
$30 ($24 Walker Members)
FUNDING
In honor of Dale Schatzlein (1948–2006) and his important work in dance and jazz in the Twin Cities, additional support is provided by Emily Maltz.
888 Broadway
New York, NY 10003
More information to come…
THE POETRY PROJECT
St. Mark’s Church
131 E. 10th Street, New York, NY 10003
October 26 – 28, 2018
Class, presentation, performance
More information to come…
Panel: Poets that are also activists & organizers
we will consider the theme of utopia together and write poems as antidotes to the technologies of control and dystopia. we will reference classic utopias, and utilize methods (“experiments of attention”) of collaboration, performance, documentary poetics, divination, and montage. please arrive at the workshop with a list of possibilities for what you would include in your utopia with special attention to endangered life forms and how you might “dream the end of war”.
Sharon Springs Poetry Festival
We are very pleased that the Sharon Springs Poetry Festival is back for another year. Thanks to the efforts of our festival founder, Paul Muldoon, this year’s festival features former US Poet Laureate Billy Collins, Current Poet Laureate Tracy K. Smith, and Anne Waldman, acclaimed poet and cultural activist. Click here to learn more about the poets.
That’s a lineup of talent and literary awards you won’t find just anywhere — only in Sharon Springs, as a matter of fact.
This year’s events will begin with a gala fundraising dinner with the poets at the American Hotel on Thursday October 18 (details forthcoming — be patient!). On Friday, October 19, the poets begin their day conducting poetry workshops with middle and high school students at Sharon Springs Central School and end it with a free public reading at 7 PM in the School Auditorium. On Saturday, Paul Muldoon will again conduct a free poetry writing workshop at the Sharon Springs Free Library, 10 AM – 12 PM (pre-registration required; contact the Library at 518-284-3126 to sign up).
At 2:00 PM on Saturday, October 20 in the Sharon Springs Free Library, you can attend another free event: Billy Collins in Conversation with Paul Muldoon; a unique opportunity to hear two great poets talk about — anything they want to talk about!
Also on Saturday October 20 at 7 PM, “Your Poem or Mine,” a new free event for members of the community to read a favorite poem. Details are still being worked out, but the event will take place at the Roseboro Hotel and will be emceed by Sharon Springs’ own“Fabulous Beekman Boys,” Brent Ridge and Josh Kilmer-Purcell.
This event is supported by the Rona Jaffe Foundation.
Vermont Studio Center
80 Pearl Street
Johnson, VT 05656