Mark your calendars for the next BathHouse Event of Winter ’12 semester, featuring Konrad Steiner. This event will take place on Wednesday, March 14 (time TBA) at the Dreamland Theatre. This is a free event and is open to the public (and also counts as a General Education LBC credit). Steiner makes short non-narrative films in the American…
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Intro Students’ Installations in Pray-Harrold
Here’s a quick alert to interesting installation work in Pray-Harrold from Sarah Smarch: Check out the posting board installation on the main floor of PH! Inspired by studying recent BathHouse series poet, Taylor Brady, and the work of Jenny Holtzer (http://www.arthistoryarchive.com/arthistory/contemporary/Jenny-Holzer.html), both of my intro classes completed installations on the posting boards by the main…
Anthony Zick reviews Fall BathHouse Readings
EMU student Anthony Zick reviews both BathHouse readings from Fall semester (Laura Wetherington, Jill Darling, and Sara Williams from Sept. 28; Taylor Brady from Nov. 10): BathHouse this Semester was in many ways, enjoyable, cohesive, and productive. First I would like to praise the specifics of its organization, I will say that the requirement of all Creative…
Alessa Pointer reviews Laura Wetherington, Jill Darling, and Sara Williams
EMU student Alessa Pointer reviews the faculty BathHouse Reading from earlier this semester: On September 8, 2011, I attended my first BathHouse Reading with Laura Wetherington, Jill Darling and Sara Williams and I must say that I enjoyed it. All three women were wonderful, but Laura Wetherington absolutely magnificent. Her style is so quirky and funny,…
Jessica Chrisekos reviews Taylor Brady
Following yesterday’s review of the first BathHouse Reading of this semester, EMU Creative Writing student Jessica Chrisekos shares her impressions from the second Fall BathHouse Reading, which featured Taylor Brady: After just reading Snow Sensitive Skin, featuring work from both Taylor Brady and Rob Halpern, I was very excited to attend this BathHouse event. Taylor…
Jessica Chrisekos reviews Laura Wetherington, Jill Darling, and Sara Williams
EMU Creative Writing student Jessica Chrisekos reviews the EMU Faculty BathHouse Reading from earlier this semester that featured Laura Wetherington, Jill Darling, and Sara Williams: On Wednesday, September 28th, Eastern welcomed Laura Wetherington, Jill Darling, and Sara Williams to the Creative Writing BathHouse Reading Series. Their performance was particularly enjoyable for me. They covered a range…
Gerard Breitenbeck’s Introduction from Taylor Brady’s BathHouse Reading
Enjoy another taste of the recent Taylor Brady BathHouse Reading via the following introduction from the reading by EMU Creative Writing graduate student Gerard Breitenbeck: The BathHouse Reading Series is not only about shifting our perspectives, but redefining them. Tonight we welcome a writer whose work is all about redefining perspectives, not only with respect to…
Rob Halpern’s Introduction from Taylor Brady’s BathHouse Reading
If you couldn’t make it to Taylor Brady’s BathHouse reading last week, get a taste of what you missed by reading EMU Creative Writing faculty Rob Halpern’s introduction below: Introduction to Taylor Brady’s Reading BathHouse Reading Series 11/10/11 Rob Halpern In the interest of full disclosure, I should say, before saying anything about him, that…
BathHouse Reading: Taylor Brady – Thurs, Nov.10, 6:30 p.m.
The next BathHouse Reading is just around the corner. Don’t miss a Reading by San Francisco author Taylor Brady, taking place Thursday, November 10, 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. at the Sponberg Theatre on EMU’s campus. Taylor Brady is the author of Microclimates (Krupskaya, 2001), Yesterday’s News (Factory School, 2005) and Occupational Treatment (Atelos, 2006)….
BathHouse Reading Series kicks off on Sept 29, 6:30 p.m. with EMU Creative Writing faculty
The first BathHouse reading will take place Wednesday, September 29, at 6:30 p.m. in the Sponberg Theater at Quirk Hall. This reading will feature EMU’s Creative Writing faculty members: Christine Hume, Carla Harryman, and Rob Halpern. This event is free and open to the public. Rob Halpern has authored several books of poetry, including Rumored…