Charles Alexander reads from “Pushing Water.”

by Daisy 

n/t

n/t

by Mugi

by Mugi

More suminagashi from our time with Suzanne.

Benny Lichtner and Valeria Tsygankova read from Elaborate Territories on July 22nd at the Santa Fe Complex. 

“Elaborate Territories” (in process) by Benny Lichtner and Valeria Tsygankova

I.

things transpired, as in plants

first of all lights in the leaves heaved forward

there were several pulls from several locations

one guiding foot disposed us to question territory  

the thing to be understood was what preceded and what advanced

the thing to be understood was did it refer to chance or did it enter the lexicon

we awoke often enough

soon something revolved in air supplying heartbeats

we considered bringing a dictionary, decided writing our own would be worth a good deal more

in between the hills the sand broke our concentration when we were privy to its nightly commission

we certainly began together, and ended apart, but certainty was not present in the meanwhile

the time came when the trees devoted themselves to being practical and the soil drove barbs into our familiarity

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In exact mud, a flopper.

by Benny

text from Ladies Game



1. 
When I start to think about it I get very angry—my body gets angry.

2.
Suddenly everything starts to fall into this vortex of sexism, everything is in on it.
Macaroni is in on it

3.
I was once with two good male friends who would think of themselves as sensitive types. We were talking about this girl who I can’t stand, whose style of feminism is stupid to me 

but then my friend, a beautiful and excellent person said, 
I really think if she weren’t so ugly she wouldn’t be so feminist

4.
I don’t feel it up here in the mountains

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ladies game in progress

-tamar

ladies game in progress

-tamar

suminagashi prints in the shade - made at suzanne vilmain’s lovely house

-tamar

suminagashi prints in the shade - made at suzanne vilmain’s lovely house

-tamar

Tamar&Mugi

Tamar&Mugi

my little man

-tamar

my little man

-tamar

I see our bodies as ethical matter. The last threshold of resistance I have is my body is Foucault’s line. The body is radically non-Cartesian. It talks to itself in a continual feed. The brain is not the central planner. There’s an inner sense of how the body is located in landscape and space - including gestures of vision and touch and imagination and poetry. This is proprioception, an obsession of poet Charles Olson, who saw it as the way “in.” Proprius - one’s own, and perception. Perception of the body itself in this efficacious time and place which stays alert. - Anne Waldman, feminafesto

by Daisy

By Nick&Mugi

By Nick&Mugi