Poetry and Cinema Conference
Program of Events
Participants
Christina Battle, Robert Bird, Dan Boord, Junior Burke, Ed Bowes, Heather Butler, Julie Carr, Emily Vey Duke and Cooper Battersby, David Gatten, Tom Gunning, Daniel Kane, Sarah Keller, Michele Menzies, Jennifer Peterson, Phil Solomon, Luis Valdovino, Anne Waldman, Christophe Wall-Romana.
Additional contributions from: Reed Bye, Jack Collom, Erin Espelie, Danielle Vogel.
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FRIDAY, June 24:
Where: PAC, Naropa University
7:30 – 10:30: Jack Kerouac School Events for Film Poetics Conference
Programmers: Lisa Birman, Junior Burke, Anne Waldman
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SATURDAY, June 25:
Where: VAC 1B20, CU
10am-1:30pm: Panel on Moving Image organized by Tom Gunning
Presenters: Michele Menzies, Sarah Keller, Tom Gunning, Robert Bird
SATURDAY, June 25:
Where: VAC 1B20, CU
3:00 - 5:00 Organized by faculty from CU Film Studies
Daniel Boord, Phil Solomon, Jennifer L. Peterson
SATURDAY, June 25:
Where: VAC 1B20, CU
7:30 -10:30 PM: Naropa Summer Writing Program event organized by Anne Waldman
Panel/introduction by Anne Waldman, Ed Bowes, and Daniel Kane
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SUNDAY, June 26:
Where: VAC 1B20, CU
11 – 2:00 PM: Panel on Moving Image organized by Tom Gunning (cont’d)
Presenters: Christophe Wall-Romana, Daniel Kane, James Rosenow
SUNDAY, June 26:
Where: VAC 1B20, CU
3-5 PM: Performance work by Emily Vey Duke and Cooper Battersby
SUNDAY, June 26:
Where: VAC 1B20, CU
5:30-7:30 PM: Film Program by Julie Carr, CU Creative Writing
Presenters: Christina Battle, Julie Carr, David Gatten, Erin Espelie
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