Category: BathHouse
Chicago Poets Theater Festival
Chicago Poets Theater Festival features Gardener of Stars, an Opera by Carla Harryman Gardener of Stars, an Opera with set design by Chicago artist Julia Klein, offers performances by musician and composer Jon Raskin (Bay Area) on micro electronics, concertina, saxophone, and as speaking and singing voice; Tania Chen (London, San Francisco) on piano and…
Work by Jan 20 & 21 BathHouse Readers
Kevin Killian: Works @ Open Space Works @ Electronic Poetry Center New Narrative writer and poet Kevin Killian showcases work REVIVING JACK SPICER: AN INTERVIEW WITH KEVIN KILLIAN Wayne Koestenbaum: Wayne Koestenbaum: The TNB Self-Interview Vital Signs The Visceral Visual Art of Writer Wayne Koestenbaum HOW DO WE LIVE THE COLOUR PINK, WAYNE KOESTENBAUM? In…
Full BathHouse Winter 2016 Schedule
Be sure to mark your calendar for this semester’s BathHouse events! Kevin Killian & Wayne Koestenbaum: Jan 20, 3:30-5 pm – Poetry Reading Jan 21, 6:30-8:30 pm – “Pink Trance” – Discussion Teju Cole: March 9, 7 pm – Reading Claudia Rankine: April 5, 5:30 pm – Reading ~ All events will take place in…
EMU BathHouse Events Presents: Kevin Killian & Wayne Koestenbaum
Kevin Killian and Wayne Koestenbaum we give talks and perform at EMU this coming January. ~ Events planned for Jan 20, 3:30-5 pm; Jan 21, 6:30-8:30. ~ More info to come!
Work by Nov 10 BathHouse Reader
By Philip Metres: From “abu ghraib arias,” from in Sand Opera “Primer for Non-Native Speakers,” from To See the Earth:
An Afternoon Reading: Philip Metres
EMU Creative Writing BathHouse Events ~ Presents ~ An Afternoon Reading: PHILIP METRES November 10, 1 PM Eastern Michigan University Student Center Auditorium ———————————————————– Philip Metres is the author of a number of books, including Sand Opera (2015), I Burned at the Feast: Selected Poems of Arseny Tarkovsky (2015), A Concordance of Leaves (2013), To…
Miranda Mellis: An Introduction by Aaron Smith
BathHouse reading series welcomed Miranda Mellis this fall, and Aaron Smith (a current graduate student) wrote a wonderful introduction to her reading. I thought I’d share it here! “Today we welcome Miranda Mellis, a powerfully surreal mind & voice in a world that cannot slow down or re-trace its steps. Our cultures have carved a…