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Fred Moten
Reading at The Mackey Sessions, Durham, NC, September 20, 2018
- Introduction (2:13): MP3
- come on, get it! - 13 (5:05): MP3
- come on, get it! - 14 (3:13): MP3
- come on, get it! - 15 (6:56): MP3
- come on, get it! - 16 (5:26): MP3
- come on, get it! - 17 (5:31): MP3
- Nathaniel Mackey (1:26): MP3
Complete reading (29:56): MP3
- come on, get it! - 18 (2:24): MP3
- come on, get it! - 19 (1:45): MP3
- come on, get it! - 20 (3:34): MP3
- come on, get it! - 21 (1:12): MP3
- come on, get it! - 22 (5:50): MP3
- come on, get it! - 23 (7:05): MP3
Complete reading (22:39): MP3
Complete reading (11:28): MP3
October 9, 2017: Belladonna* Reading with Simone White at Abrons Art Center, New York
curated by Ana Paula and Asiya Wadud, with guest curator Marcella Durand. Introductions by Marcella Durand.
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- Introduction (3:42): MP3
- A Turn With John Akomfrah (6:04): MP3
- Bob Coleman on the Steps of Wheeler (2:12): MP3
- Untitled (2:40): MP3
- The General Balm (1:54): MP3
- Notebook Poems, Part 1 (6:16): MP3
- Notebook Poems, Part 2 (9:05): MP3
- Complete Reading (33:42) MP3
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- Complete Discussion (31:40) MP3
WHAT I SAY panel on innovative African American Poetry at the American Literature Association, San Francisco, CA, May 27, 2016
Featuring Tyrone Williams, C.S. Giscombe, Fred Moten, giovanni singleton
- Introduction (3:19): MP3
- Tyrone Williams reads (15:33): MP3
- C.S. Giscombe reads (14:16): MP3
- Fred Moten reads (14:42): MP3
- giovanni singleton reads (15:11): MP3
- Post-Reading Q&A (7:12): MP3
Full Panel Discussion (1:10:30): MP3
Fred Moten reading at the American Literature Association, San Francisco, CA, May 27, 2016
- Introduction (6:02): MP3
- Opening Remarks (5:47): MP3
- Hard Enough to Enjoy (6:50): MP3
- All-School Crit (16:01): MP3
- A Commonplace Flaw (4:58): MP3
Fred Moten reading on the occasion of being presented with the Stephen Henderson Award by the African American Literature and Culture Society at the American Literature Association in San Francisco, May 27, 2016
Full Reading (45:23): MP3
Reading with poets featured in What I Say: Innovative Poetry by Black Writers in America anthology.
- Introduction (1:41): MP3
- Dawn Lundy Martin (8:23): MP3
- Harryette Mullen (2:57): MP3
- Duriel Harris (6:04): MP3
- Will Alexander (3:37): MP3
- C.S. Giscombe (6:38): MP3
- Harmony Holiday (2:45): MP3
- Erica Hunt (7:43): MP3
- Geoffrey Jacques (7:48): MP3
- Doulas Kearney (5:17): MP3
- Tracie Morris (11:15): MP3
- Fred Moten (6:38): MP3
- Julie Patton (13:49): MP3
- giovanni singleton (9:21): MP3
- Ronaldo Wilson (10:07): MP3
Complete reading (1:54:16): MP3
- Complete reading (32:07): MP3
- Introduction (5:04): MP3
- Nothing even more in another (0:33): MP3
- AJ, this is for underneath your beautiful proof of concept (1:10): MP3
- Eve is a texture and Dave is centering (2:52): MP3
- Mudede waters like Jose Munificent (2:26): MP3
- The Gramsci Monument (3:55): MP3
- All topological last friday evening (1:06): MP3
- All (1:36): MP3
- All up on that t-shirt (0:34): MP3
- Dance warm (0:43): MP3
- I lay with Francis in the margin (1:42): MP3
- Grad grind, gentles, till the park is gone (1:18): MP3
- oo (3:15): MP3
- O2 (1:22): MP3
- Michael's dog (1:41): MP3
- That's who (0:42): MP3
- The derosures of severe (1:49): MP3
Segue Series Reading at the Zinc Bar, February 23, 2013
- Complete recording (38:03): MP3
- Introduction (5:52): MP3
- Fortran (6:40): MP3
- Eve is a texture Dave is centering (1:13): MP3
- Hand up to your ear (5:42): MP3
- For underneath your beautiful proof of concept (1:31): MP3
- Hard enough to enjoy (5:36): MP3
- I lay with Francis in the margin (2:46): MP3
- Test (8:33): MP3
Reading at the University of Kansas, Lawrence, February 24, 2010
special thanks to Ben Cartwright
- B Jenkins (1:25): MP3
- Fishbone / Joseph Jarman (0:43): MP3
- Elvin Jones, Malachi Favors, Steve Lacy (0:36): MP3
- Alexander Weheliye, lygia clark, ed roberson (0:33): MP3
- Sherrie Tucker, francis ponge, sun ra (0:31): MP3
- James Baldwin (1:49): MP3
- Tony Oxley / frederick douglass (1:29): MP3
- Aose Munoz (0:55): MP3
- Ann Evetkovich / kathleen stewart (0:46): MP3
- Nathaniel Mackey (0:55): MP3
- Q.B. Bush (1:07): MP3
- Cove (1:06): MP3
- Sleater-Kinney (1:27): MP3
- Eric Dolphy (0:58): MP3
- General Baker (1:18): MP3
- Chrisshonnah Grant / Victor Feldman (1:01): MP3
- Elizabeth Cotton / nahum chandler (7:27): MP3
- Julian Djibril (0:56): MP3
- Lorenzo Bird (2:09): MP3
- Fred Hopkins (1:00): MP3
- B Jenkins (1:25): MP3
Complete recording (54:35): MP3
- Introduction (5:07): MP3
- B jenkins (2:03): MP3
- Gayl Jones (1:13): MP3
- Michael Hanchard / Woody Guthrie (1:44): MP3
- Thelma foote / Lindon Barrett (1:13): MP3
- Frank Ramsay / Nancy Wilson (0:57): MP3
- Arthur Jafa and Greg tate (1:37): MP3
- Piet Mondrian (1:31): MP3
- Carrie Tirado Bremen (1:33): MP3
- B Jenkins (1:23): MP3
- Block chapel (17:06): MP3
Complete Recording (38:00): MP3 (note: recording cuts off prematurely at the end)
Reading at the Kelly Writers House,
February 28, 2008
- Introduction by Tracie Morris and Jessica Lowenthal (8:10): MP3
From B Jenkins
- Gary Fisher (3:42): MP3
- Walter Benjamin/Julian Boyd (1:57): MP3
- William Parker/Fred McDowell (2:21): MP3
- Almeida Ragland/Cecil Taylor (1:22): MP3
- Peck Curtis (1:47): MP3
- John Thompson (1:51): MP3
- George Gervin/Michael Fried (0:25): MP3
- Adrian Piper (0:28): MP3
- Mike Davis and Glynda White (1:29): MP3
From Hughson's Tavern
- Metoike (4:01): MP3
- Jazz (as ken burns) (1:56): MP3
- The Club (0:54): MP3
- There is Blackness (0:52): MP3
- Here It Is (2:08): MP3
- Abduction Song (0:45): MP3
- Look at the Death of All These White People in Baltimore County (1:26): MP3
- Fugitivity is imminent to the thing but is manifest transversely (2:18): MP3
- The Various Project (1:02): MP3
- The Salve Trade (4:12): MP3
- Code and Tone (1:39): MP3
From I ran from it and was still in it.
- "I come from around..." (1:56): MP3
- "I pray to the elegant string..." (0:46): MP3
- "I burn communities..." (0:48): MP3
- "I want to work each other remotely..." (0:41): MP3
- "I wish for other singing..." (0:48): MP3
- "I saw tschibumba blue all blue..." (0:44): MP3
- "I need to get closer to Jesus..." (0:45): MP3
- "I thought about you as the new science..." (0:42): MP3
- "I got something that makes me want to shout..." (0:46): MP3
- "I carry the particles from market to market..." (0:47): MP3
- "I like to enjoy myself..." (0:55): MP3
- "I am foment..." (0:49): MP3
- Q & A (16:01): MP3
Complete Recording (1:12:46): MP3
"Black Kant (Pronounced Chant)" concerns itself with the relationship in Kant's late
philosophy between
race and the imagination. The paper attempts to mobilize the poetry of Norman H. Pritchard as a theoretical lens and
amplifier through which to see and hear Kant more imaginatively, which is to say accurately. The paper is predicated on the
notion that attention to the nexus of race and imagination opens up a particular way of understanding blackness as political
and aesthetic fugitivity and on the hope that such an understanding might offer a corrective to tendencies to pathologize
blacks and blackness.
- Complete Recording (1:13:28): MP3
- Introduction (1:44): MP3
- Opening remarks (1:44): MP3
- Kant's deployment of race as constitutive of the teleological principle (5:44): MP3
- The aesthetic experience of blackness in relation to a natural history of inequality, and the question of breaking the law in relation to the desire to be free and an original lawlessness (4:53): MP3
- Blackness as activated in the work of its own self-destruction (5:22): MP3
- The black radical tradition in relation to the paradoxs of Kantian regulation, sense and nonsense in relation to poetry (7:43): MP3
- The poetry of Norman H. Pritchard, race in Kant as incantatory gesture (4:28): MP3
- Considering a new black studies and aesthetic (6:07): MP3
- The work of blackness as inseperable from the violence of blackness, the movement towards/against death, and blackness as modality of life's constant escape (9:48): MP3
- Q&A Discussion (25:40): MP3
- I lay with francis in the margin - Fred Moten (0:56): MP3
- nothing even more and another - Fred Moten (0:26): MP3
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