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Archives<\/strong><\/p>\n

UbuWeb<\/a>: a pirate shadow library consisting of hundreds of thousands of freely downloadable avant-garde artifacts. Sound poems are plentiful; also visual poems, films, and other difficult to classify items.<\/p>\n

PennSound<\/a>: an archive of readings and performances maintained at the University of Pennsylvania.<\/p>\n

Electronic Poetry Center<\/a>: an archive of documents, readings, and performances maintained at the University of Pennsylvania and overlapping (and interconnected) with PennSound.<\/p>\n

Poets\/Poems\/Performances<\/strong><\/p>\n

Laurie Anderson<\/a>. A multimedia artist whose performances often distend language in fascinating ways, e.g. her 1982 Superman<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Mark Applebaum. Aphasia<\/a>. Performed here by Michael Compitello. Acousmatic sound? Or not? Cf. the McGurk Effect<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Caroline Bergvall<\/a>. A sound artist who often works with Middle and Old English.<\/p>\n

Jaap Blonk<\/a>. Dutch poet, performer, sound artist, a virtuoso performer of the Ursonate<\/a> and Hugo Ball<\/a>‘s Dada poems, among other adventures<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Susan Howe \/ David Grubbs. Poet and musician, their collaborations include Frolic Architecture<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Nina Katchadourian<\/a>. A wry and inventive, and often funny, artist in many media; our Amazing Sound of the Week is stolen from her sound course at Gallatin.<\/p>\n

Alvin Lucier. An experimental composer and sound artist, famous for his piece “I Am Sitting in a Room<\/a>.”<\/p>\n

Kurt Schwitters. See especially his Ursonate<\/a> (in seven versions curated by Kenny Goldsmith; NB that the authenticity of the 1932 recording is disputed<\/a>)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Archives UbuWeb: a pirate shadow library consisting of hundreds of thousands of freely downloadable avant-garde artifacts. Sound poems are plentiful; also visual poems, films, and other difficult to classify items. PennSound: an archive of readings and performances maintained at the University of Pennsylvania. Electronic Poetry Center: an archive of documents, readings, and performances maintained at … <\/p>\n

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