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Portraits 9 Get the Flash Player to see this player. David AntinDavid and I met for lunch in SoH0, near Ellie's gallery. Much of our conversation focussed on David's essay collection; there were enough works for two books, so which to leave out? David was never much interested in talking about collecting his essays; his focus was always on what he doing now, what he was doing next. That's partly why it took him so long to gather together the pieces in that book. But I was persistent and brought up the essay collection just about every time we met. After a while, we walked outside and wound our way, slowly, toward Houston, talking all the while. I asked David about his sky-writing poems. February 18, 2008 (mp4, 28 seconds, 5.4 mb) Ted's Sublime Echoes Get the Flash Player to see this player. Ted GreenwaldIn the 1970s Ted and I would meet in the afternoons and talk til night. We even did a recording of a couple of dozen hours of our conversations. I owe a tremendous amount to those meetings and to our many conversations since. On this particular afternoon we talked at the bar in the back of the restaurant (I can't remember the name of the place, but it was downtown). October 22, 2007 (mp4, 1 min. 3 sec., 11.9 mb) Jerome Rothenberg & the Burning Babe Get the Flash Player to see this player. Jerome RothenbergJerry and Diane come to our place for dinner. He had Susan had just collaborated on their fabulous Granary Book. The Burning Babe, so I asked Jerry about the central figure in the poem. February 24, 2008 (mp4, 1 min. 36 sec., 18.2 mb) Diane Rothenberg: Marshall Parkway & Other Figments of the Imagination Get the Flash Player to see this player.
Diane Rothenberg Get the Flash Player to see this player. Ron Silliman Get the Flash Player to see this player. Joel Kuszai video portraits home page Thanks for Steve McLaughlin for technical and design assistance. These video recordings are being made available for noncommercial and educational use only. All rights to this recorded material belong to the artist. ©2006-2012 Charles Bernstein. Used with permission of Charles Bernstein. Distributed by PennSound. |