Announcement (below) from Crg Hill's poetry scorecard. So while my colleagues from 'work-work' are up the road getting their VAT and sales tax kicks at the Budapest Intercontinental, my holding poem will be clutching at shadows in the Ráday Könyvesház. Thank you Crag and Nico!
Today Marton Koppany in Budapest put up 52 A/4 prints which will be on view during the next week. The opening ceremony is due on Monday at 6 pm. It also will be the opening event for an international poetry festival. More events (performances, poetry readings) will be organized in the same room with participants from different countries (mostly from Central and Eastern Europe). The exhibition hall is situated in downtown Budapest, and part of a cultural center. For those who read Hungarian, here is the link to the center (called "Ráday Könyvesház"), and to the program of the festival.
http://www.radaykonyveshaz.hu/viii-europoetica-fesztival
Several internet portals and the best (and only) literary weekly have already announced the show, which might mean a two digit number crowd for the opening if the weather is nice. :-) Beside opening the show Marton will give a digital presentation as well.
Pictures will be taken on the opening event on Monday. Photos from this and other shows will be posted on the Last Vispo facebook page and a website as soon as that is constructed.
Works exhibited in the Budapest exhibit:
Fernando Aguiar: Calligraphy
Reed Altemus: Mural
mIEKAL aND: Cascajal Flower Trance Color
Gary Barwin: Ode
Michael Basinski: FECHEFACHE
Guy R. Beining: freezing briefness
John M. Bennett: Tic
Carla Bertola: Down-up
Jaap Blonk: Labior
Daniel f. Bradley: White Witch 11
Mike Cannell: "e" river
Judith Copithorne: The Letter O
Amanda Earl: Sun
endwar: A found concrete poem for Bern Porter
Kathy Ernst: Viole(n)t
Oded Ezer: The Message
Tim Gaze: untitled
Marco Giovenale: 0506, from "asemic sibyls"
Robert Grenier: AFTER/NOON/SUN/SHINE
Bob Grumman: Frame 1 of The Long Division of Poetry
Scott Helmes: untitled
Geof Huth: Suspension Within
Serkan Isin: dada korkut alphabet
Michael Jacobson: from Action Figures
Satu Kaikkonen: Paper Flowers
Karl Kempton: Rune 16: Basho Answers Before Hakuin Asked
Joe Keppler: 1000 Common Surnames in USA
Anatol Knotek: zickzack
Jim Leftwich: decomposition 2
Troy Lloyd: peakzero playback
Carlos M. Luis: Ma(I)ze Tassel Retrazos
Kaz Maslanka: Beginners Mind
Sheila Murphy: Attentionalia
Stephen Nelson: Walk with Me
Marko Niemi: from Katjusha
Rea Nikonova: Architectural Treatment
Juergen Olbrich: from the series "Postcard-corrections (since 1977)"
Clemente Padin: Nahuatl Protest Song Circa 1500, Nahuatl Protest Song Version 2005
Marilyn R. Rosenberg: Voyage
Suzan Sari: The Sun of Somewhere
Michael V. Smith & David Ellingsen: from Body of Text
Serge Segay: from Comma-ism
Pete Spence: untitled
Carol Stetser: from Mappaemundi
Cecil Touchon: Fusion Series No. 2500
Aysegul Tozeren: ekmek
Andrew Topel: From Ink
Helen White: Holding
Tim Willette: Black Letter
Karl Young: from 100 Sunrises 1000 Sunsets - Moon Plates
Mark Young: Defiant Lethargy
Today Marton Koppany in Budapest put up 52 A/4 prints which will be on view during the next week. The opening ceremony is due on Monday at 6 pm. It also will be the opening event for an international poetry festival. More events (performances, poetry readings) will be organized in the same room with participants from different countries (mostly from Central and Eastern Europe). The exhibition hall is situated in downtown Budapest, and part of a cultural center. For those who read Hungarian, here is the link to the center (called "Ráday Könyvesház"), and to the program of the festival.
http://www.radaykonyveshaz.hu/viii-europoetica-fesztival
Several internet portals and the best (and only) literary weekly have already announced the show, which might mean a two digit number crowd for the opening if the weather is nice. :-) Beside opening the show Marton will give a digital presentation as well.
Pictures will be taken on the opening event on Monday. Photos from this and other shows will be posted on the Last Vispo facebook page and a website as soon as that is constructed.
Works exhibited in the Budapest exhibit:
Fernando Aguiar: Calligraphy
Reed Altemus: Mural
mIEKAL aND: Cascajal Flower Trance Color
Gary Barwin: Ode
Michael Basinski: FECHEFACHE
Guy R. Beining: freezing briefness
John M. Bennett: Tic
Carla Bertola: Down-up
Jaap Blonk: Labior
Daniel f. Bradley: White Witch 11
Mike Cannell: "e" river
Judith Copithorne: The Letter O
Amanda Earl: Sun
endwar: A found concrete poem for Bern Porter
Kathy Ernst: Viole(n)t
Oded Ezer: The Message
Tim Gaze: untitled
Marco Giovenale: 0506, from "asemic sibyls"
Robert Grenier: AFTER/NOON/SUN/SHINE
Bob Grumman: Frame 1 of The Long Division of Poetry
Scott Helmes: untitled
Geof Huth: Suspension Within
Serkan Isin: dada korkut alphabet
Michael Jacobson: from Action Figures
Satu Kaikkonen: Paper Flowers
Karl Kempton: Rune 16: Basho Answers Before Hakuin Asked
Joe Keppler: 1000 Common Surnames in USA
Anatol Knotek: zickzack
Jim Leftwich: decomposition 2
Troy Lloyd: peakzero playback
Carlos M. Luis: Ma(I)ze Tassel Retrazos
Kaz Maslanka: Beginners Mind
Sheila Murphy: Attentionalia
Stephen Nelson: Walk with Me
Marko Niemi: from Katjusha
Rea Nikonova: Architectural Treatment
Juergen Olbrich: from the series "Postcard-corrections (since 1977)"
Clemente Padin: Nahuatl Protest Song Circa 1500, Nahuatl Protest Song Version 2005
Marilyn R. Rosenberg: Voyage
Suzan Sari: The Sun of Somewhere
Michael V. Smith & David Ellingsen: from Body of Text
Serge Segay: from Comma-ism
Pete Spence: untitled
Carol Stetser: from Mappaemundi
Cecil Touchon: Fusion Series No. 2500
Aysegul Tozeren: ekmek
Andrew Topel: From Ink
Helen White: Holding
Tim Willette: Black Letter
Karl Young: from 100 Sunrises 1000 Sunsets - Moon Plates
Mark Young: Defiant Lethargy
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