We wanted to share two more of her works with you here. Enjoy!
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Jillian Mukavetz Cinepoems
If you've come out to Bangkok Poetry events, you've been lucky enough to get a glimpse of Jillian Mukavetz's cinepoems.
Sunday, November 10, 2013
"Violence Against Women" @ Bangkok Poetry / 27 November
Please join us on Wednesday, November 27 @ 8:00PM for Bangkok Poetry at WTF Cafe and Gallery. The theme is "Violence Against Women," and is inspired by the International Day Against Violence
Against Women. You can read more about this global effort at the website for UN Women.
ALL PERFORMANCE SPOTS FOR THE EVENT ARE BOOKED -- IF YOU'D LIKE TO BE PUT ON THE WAITLIST, PLEASE CONTACT US.
There will be twelve (12) performance spots available, 5-7 minutes each. For this event we are giving priority to performers/artists who engage the theme. So if you're interested in performing a poem, song, film, graphic novelette, musical amalgamation, or story that in some way addresses "Violence Against Women," then email ASAP: bangkokpoetry@gmail.com . We are open to submissions in both English and Thai.
If you've attended events at WTF before, you'll remember that the performance space is quite small, seating very limited. This will be an intimate evening, so be sure to arrive early to reserve your place.
Against Women. You can read more about this global effort at the website for UN Women.
ALL PERFORMANCE SPOTS FOR THE EVENT ARE BOOKED -- IF YOU'D LIKE TO BE PUT ON THE WAITLIST, PLEASE CONTACT US.
There will be twelve (12) performance spots available, 5-7 minutes each. For this event we are giving priority to performers/artists who engage the theme. So if you're interested in performing a poem, song, film, graphic novelette, musical amalgamation, or story that in some way addresses "Violence Against Women," then email ASAP: bangkokpoetry@gmail.com . We are open to submissions in both English and Thai.
If you've attended events at WTF before, you'll remember that the performance space is quite small, seating very limited. This will be an intimate evening, so be sure to arrive early to reserve your place.
Monday, September 23, 2013
"Transformations" @ Bangkok Poetry / 26 September
We're
back!
Please join us
on Thursday, September 26 at 8:00PM at WTF Cafe & Gallery (we have moved
back to our previous venue) for our next Bangkok Poetry event on the theme of
"Transformations."
Performers
include:
Jillian
Mukavetz
Leroy Jenkins
KJ Miner
Tipsuda
Chaichana
Brian
Blanchfield
Dhamiboo
Iris Abras and
Kenneth Nielsen
Mrigaa Sethi
John Gartland
Arrive early
to get a seat -- but we'll also be setting up speakers in the alley so folks
who arrive late can still listen in.
Monday, March 11, 2013
"Emergency!" @ Bangkok Poetry / March 28
As you know, Opposite (our fantastic host venue) is currently being gutted, carpentered, and plastered into its new incarnation: the restaurant and bar Opposite Mess Hall. It's going to be awesome! And we're excited to be part of their series of re-opening events in early May -- more on that soon!
But, my friends, the muse cannot wait! So it's time for some emergency poetry (and fiction and spoken word and film and music and...).
Please join us on Thursday, March 28th @ 8:00PM for a special Bangkok Poetry at our old venue, WTF Cafe and Gallery (back across the alley from Opposite).The theme is, yes, "Emergency!"
Think O'Hara's "Meditations in an Emergency," or the "Emergency Sex and Other Desperate Measures" that UN relief workers get up to, or the sci-fi-but-sadly-not vision of "The Long Emergency" of climate change, or even Don Henley's "New York Minute" (..."somebody's going to emergency, somebody's going to jail.") Or think whatever ya damnwell please. But be creative, surprise yourself, and see what inspires you to create something new!
There will be only eight (8) performance spots available, 5-7 minutes each. So if you're interested in performing a poem, song, film, graphic novelette, musical amalgamation, or story, then email ASAP: bangkokpoetry@gmail.com .
If you've attended events at WTF before, you'll remember that the performance space is quite small, seating very limited. So it'll be an intimate, old-school, speakeasy, sidle-up-to-your neighbor kinda happening.
But, my friends, the muse cannot wait! So it's time for some emergency poetry (and fiction and spoken word and film and music and...).
Please join us on Thursday, March 28th @ 8:00PM for a special Bangkok Poetry at our old venue, WTF Cafe and Gallery (back across the alley from Opposite).The theme is, yes, "Emergency!"
Think O'Hara's "Meditations in an Emergency," or the "Emergency Sex and Other Desperate Measures" that UN relief workers get up to, or the sci-fi-but-sadly-not vision of "The Long Emergency" of climate change, or even Don Henley's "New York Minute" (..."somebody's going to emergency, somebody's going to jail.") Or think whatever ya damnwell please. But be creative, surprise yourself, and see what inspires you to create something new!
There will be only eight (8) performance spots available, 5-7 minutes each. So if you're interested in performing a poem, song, film, graphic novelette, musical amalgamation, or story, then email ASAP: bangkokpoetry@gmail.com .
If you've attended events at WTF before, you'll remember that the performance space is quite small, seating very limited. So it'll be an intimate, old-school, speakeasy, sidle-up-to-your neighbor kinda happening.
We're excited to be back at WTF for this special event, and hope to see you there!
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
"Obscenity Prayer" @ Bangkok Poetry / February 1
The theme for the Friday, February 1st, Bangkok Poetry happening at Opposite is "Obscenity Prayer."
Performers will include:
James Yu
Danny Woody
Daniel Seward
Donald Quist
KJ Miner
Katie MacNicholas
Terrence Ho
Edwin Dillon
James Coon
Tipsuda Chaichana
Ian Burden
Iris Abras and Kenneth Nielsen
Arrive early to get a seat!
For this event, we're taking a nod from the Mary Karr poem, which is in turn inspired by the Rodney Crowell tune.
Performers will include:
James Yu
Danny Woody
Daniel Seward
Donald Quist
KJ Miner
Katie MacNicholas
Terrence Ho
Edwin Dillon
James Coon
Tipsuda Chaichana
Ian Burden
Iris Abras and Kenneth Nielsen
Arrive early to get a seat!
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