Reading with Anne Waldman to celebrate Trickster Feminism at the Tattered Cover Bookstore, LoDo location.
Free and open to the public.
Tattered Cover LoDo
1628 16th Street
Denver, CO 80202
303-436-1070
Week 3 :: Urgency & Agency: Performance / Activism / Community
Location: Performing Arts Center // Arapahoe Campus
2130 Arapahoe Ave Boulder CO 80302
***All events are FREE & Open to the Public***
Monday 6/25
1:00–2:30 Opening Panel: Urgency & Agency: What is the work now? What drives the work on?
Panelists: Anne Waldman (chair); Dawn Lundy Martin; Rodrigo Toscano; Gesel Mason; Thurston Moore
3:00–4:00 MFA Lecture: Serena Chopra
Tuesday 6/26
1:00–2:30 Panel “Community & Archive” Panelists: J. Michael Martinez (chair); Julie Carr; HR Hegnauer; Aaron Cohick; Sueyeun Juliette Lee
3:00–4:00 Lecture: Anne Waldman “Dharma Gaze”
7:30-10 Reading: HR Hegnauer, Serena Chopra, Rodrigo Toscano, Joshua Clover
Wednesday 6/27
*Book Fair*
1:00–3:00 Dharma Arts Lecture: Robert Spellman
7:30-10 Reading: Sueyeun Juliette Lee, Jeffrey Pethybridge, Dawn Lundy Martin
Thursday 6/28
1:00–2:30 Lecture Joshua Clover: “Riot. Strike Riot: The New Era of Uprisings”
3:00–4:30 Student Panel
4:45–5:45 Writer/Musician Talk: “Do You Have A Band,” Thurston Moore & Steven in conversation.
7:30-10 Reading: Aaron Cohick, J. Michael Martinez, Gesel Mason & Julie Carr
Friday 6/29
3-4:30 Colloquium : Workshop Participant Showcase
4:30-6 *Book Fair & Signing*
7:30-10 Reading: Steven Taylor’s band, Scholarship Winners & Open Mic
Saturday 6/30
7:30-10 Reading: Steven Taylor, Anne Waldman & Fast Speaking Music, Thurston Moore
Naropa University welcomes participants with disabilities. Persons with questions about accessibility or who require disability accommodations should contact Charmain Schuh at cschuh@naropa.edu or 303-546-3508 prior to the event. For more information please visit: http://magazine.naropa.edu/2018-swp/index.php
Summer Writing Program Reading & Performance
Week 3: Urgency & Agency: Performance / Activism / Community
7:30-10 Reading:
Steven Taylor, Anne Waldman & Fast Speaking Music, Thurston Moore
Performing Arts Center // Arapahoe Campus
2130 Arapahoe Ave Boulder CO 80302
FREE & Open to the Public
All details for the 2018 Summer Writing Program — including faculty, special events, and scholarship opportunities.
Summer Writing Program Lecture
Week 3: Urgency & Agency: Performance / Activism / Community
3:00-4:00 Lecture
“Dharma Gaze” with Anne Waldman
Performing Arts Center // Arapahoe Campus
2130 Arapahoe Ave Boulder CO 80302
FREE & Open to the Public
Summer Writing Program Panel Lecture
Week 3: Urgency & Agency: Performance / Activism / Community
1:00-2:30 Panel
“Urgency & Agency: What is the work now? What drives the work on?”
Panelists: Anne Waldman (chair); Dawn Lundy Martin; Rodrigo Toscano; Gesel Mason; Thurston Moore
Performing Arts Center // Arapahoe Campus
2130 Arapahoe Ave Boulder CO 80302
FREE & Open to the Public
Week 2 :: If Not Capital / The Other Side Of The Forest
Location: Performing Arts Center // Arapahoe Campus
2130 Arapahoe Ave Boulder CO 80302
***All events are FREE & Open to the Public***
Monday 6/18
1:00–2:30 Panel: “The Other Side Of The Forest: Role of the Poet as Seer, Archivist [fill-in-the-blank]”
Anne Waldman (chair); Cedar Sigo; Margaret Randall; Dan Beachy-Quick; Tonya Foster
3:00–4:00 MFA Lecture: Mairead Case
Tuesday 6/19
1:00–2:30 Panel: “If Not Capital: Repertoires of Collective Resistance, Care, and Survival Panelists”
Jeffrey Pethybridge (chair); Anne Boyer; CAConrad; Duriel E. Harris; Mairead Case
3:00–4:00 Lecture: Tonya Foster
7:30-10 Reading: Rowland Saifi, Michelle Naka Pierce, Cedar Sigo, Margaret Randall
Wednesday 6/20
*Book Fair*
1:00–3:00 Dharma Arts Lecture: Giovannina Jobson
7:30-10 Reading: Staff Reading
Thursday 6/21
1:00–2:30 Lecture: Andrew Schelling on Jaime de Angulo 3:00–4:30 Student Panel
4:45–5:45 CAConrad interviews Margaret Randall
7:30-10 Reading: Carolina Ebeid, Reed Bye, Dan Beachy-Quick, Anne Boyer
Friday 6/22
1:00–2:30 Lecture: Anne Boyer
3:00-4:30 Colloquium: Workshop Student Showcase
4:30-6 *Book Fair & Signing*
7:30-10 Reading: Scholarship winners & student open mic
Saturday 6/23
7:30-10 Reading: Mairead Case, Tonya Foster, CAConrad, Duriel E. Harris
Naropa University welcomes participants with disabilities. Persons with questions about accessibility or who require disability accommodations should contact Charmain Schuh at cschuh@naropa.edu or 303-546-3508 prior to the event. For more information please visit: http://magazine.naropa.edu/2018-swp/index.php
Summer Writing Program Panel Lecture
Week 2: If Not Capital / The Other Side Of The Forest
1:00-2:30 Panel
“The Other Side Of The Forest: Role of the Poet as Seer, Archivist [fill-in-the-blank]”
Anne Waldman (chair); Cedar Sigo; Margaret Randall; Dan Beachy-Quick; Tonya Foster
Performing Arts Center // Arapahoe Campus
2130 Arapahoe Ave Boulder CO 80302
FREE & Open to the Public
Week 1 :: Embodied Criticality & Lyric Intelligences
Location: Performing Arts Center // Arapahoe Campus
2130 Arapahoe Ave Boulder CO 80302
***All events are FREE & Open to the Public***
Sunday 6/10
***Orientation*** Schedule TBA
Monday 6/11
1:00-2:30 Panel: “The Capitalocene”
Anne Waldman (chair); Tracie Morris; Tongo Eisen-Martin ; Trace Peterson; Lewis Warsh
3:00–4:00 MFA Lecture: J. Michael Martinez
Tuesday 6/12
1:00–2:30 Panel: “Embodied Criticality & Lyric Intelligences”
Ella Longpre (chair) Ruth Ellen Kocher; Hoa Nguyen; Lisa Robertson; Selah Saterstrom
3:00–4:00 JKS MFA Student Lecture
7:30-10 Reading: Ella Longpre, Ruth Ellen Kocher, Lewis Warsh, Samuel R. Delany
Wednesday 6/13
*Book Fair*
1:00–3:00 Dharma Arts: Reed Bye
7:30-10 Reading: Aditi Machado, Trace Peterson, J’Lyn Chapman, Lisa Robertson
Thursday 6/14
1:00–2:30 Jean-Philippe Antoine
3:00–4:30 Student Panel
7:30-10 Reading: Kristen Nelson, Tongo Eisen-Martin, Selah Saterstrom, Tracie Morris
Friday 6/15
1:00–2:30 Lecture: Lisa Robertson
3-4:30 Colloquium : Workshop Participant Showcase
4:30-6 *Book Fair & Signing*
7:30-10 Reading: Scholarship Winners & Open Mic
Saturday 6/16
7:30-10 Reading: Christopher Rosales, Laird Hunt, Hoa Nguyen, Eleni Sikelianos
Sunday 6/17
3-5 Bobbie Louise Hawkins Memorial Reading
Naropa University welcomes participants with disabilities. Persons with questions about accessibility or who require disability accommodations should contact Charmain Schuh at cschuh@naropa.edu or 303-546-3508 prior to the event. For more information please visit: http://magazine.naropa.edu/2018-swp/index.php
Summer Writing Program Panel Lecture
Week 1: Embodied Criticality & Lyric Intelligences
1:00-2:30 Panel
“The Capitalocene”
Anne Waldman (chair); Tracie Morris; Tongo Eisen-Martin ; Trace Peterson; Lewis Warsh
Performing Arts Center // Arapahoe Campus
2130 Arapahoe Ave Boulder CO 80302
FREE & Open to the Public