2 posts tagged “delineation”

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So -
It's official, the last copy of Delineation went yesterday. That's two print runs.
It's up to the publisher whether or not to do a third. Or let it go at a sell out.

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I'll be reading in St. Catharine's next week: 
here are the details.

Laird Barrett and Andre Cormier, two MA students in the Brock English
Department have questions about transmission in the arts:

What causes an (intended) message-visual, aural, or written-to be
changed/
disrupted/lost/gained during the transmission process?

Where does the responsibility lie for the transmission of an
unintended message? Is the recipient responsible? The artist? Are the
processes themselves, the communicative systems we have developed,
responsible?

Is a message which is changed by transmission a failure? Or is it
simply a success of our imaginations? Are such terms as success and
failure even appropriate terms for discussing transmission?

Laird and I would rather not tackle these issues at a two-chaired
table in lonely corner. We have invited local artists to present
their writings at an "anti-symposium" designed to showcase, first and
foremost, their talant, and second, make a collective effort of our
search for the answers.

What you need now is the details on how you can be a part of it all:

The Who: Gary Barwin and Greg Betts, Tim Conley, Terrance Cox, Adam
Dickinson,
Alex Hlinyansky, Marinko Jareb, Tanis Rideout

The Where: NAC Gallery
354 St. Paul Street
St. Catharines

The When: Friday, Oct 6, 2006
8pm-10pm (with the opportunity to meet
with the artists afterwards)
Doors open at 7 30pm

The Cost: $5 or what you can. We are fundraising for _the Harpweaver_
and
NAC artists.

Food and drink will be available.