Program

Program: Stockholm

Poetry will be made by all!
After Babel Stockholm Sessions

Curated by Simon Castets and Hans Ulrich Obrist for 89plus with Kenneth Goldsmith, Luna Miguel and Giovanna Olmos.

89plus After Babel Stockholm Sessions
Tuesday, 9 June at 12 noon–2 pm
In the Coffee Bar
Language: English and Swedish
Admission free

Participants: Hans Ulrich Obrist, Daniel Birnbaum and new voices from Stockholm 89plus Open Call.

89plus has invited poets, visual artists, authors, architects, filmmakers, musicians, designers, choreographers, researchers and technologists born in 1989 or later to participate.

Poetry will be made by all!
Saturday, 13 June, at 1 pm–4.30 pm
In After Babel
Language: English, and others

Participating poets: Etel Adnan, Rachael Allen, Ho Rui An, Caroline Bergvall, Sophie Collins, Andrew Durbin, Robert Glück, Kenneth Goldsmith, Luna Miguel, Eileen Myles, Giovanna Olmos, Claudia Pages, Bunny Rogers and Jesse Stecklow. Along with new voices from the Stockholm 89plus Open Call: Philip Berlin & Louise Dahl, Elis Burrau, Arvida Byström & Maja Malou Lyse, The Council for Grand Art, Natalia Marina Fuentes Araya, Georg Nordmark, Rojda Sekeröz and Klara Ström. Moderators: Simon Castets and Hans Ulrich Obrist.

89plus After Babel Stockholm Sessions
13 June–30 August
In After Babel

New voices in the project 89plus after Babel Sessions will appear in the exhibition throughout the summer until 30 August.

89plus has invited poets, visual artists, authors, architects, filmmakers, musicians, designers, choreographers, researchers and technologists born in 1989 or later to participate in Poetry Will be Made by All! which is a part of After Babel.

Names and dates will be announced here.

Artworks on screens: Sarah Abu Abdallah, Abdullah Al-Mutairi, Yollotl Alvarado, Darja Bajagić, Josh Bitelli, Domingo Castillo, Nina Djekić, Valia Fetisov, Emmanuel Iduma, Yuan Keru, Nicholas Korody, Nicholas Maurer, Felix Melia, Llewellyn Millhouse, Khun Minn Ohn, Adriana Ramić, Bunny Rogers, Muhammad Umar Saeed, Hugo Scibetta, Bogosi Sekhukhuni, Jasper Spicero, Laís Tavares, Philipp Timischl, Alexander Jackson Wyatt, Yu Youyou, Bruno Zhu.

Program: Zürich

Poets-in-residence
Poets-in-residence provided an ongoing series of lectures, screenings, discussions, and poetry readings. In addition to live events, these poets were the editors of the 1000 Books by 1000 Poets series for the duration of the exhibition in Zürich. At any given time, poets were producing posters, editing books, writing poetry or conversing with visitors on issues in contemporary poetics. On the hour before closing each day, an international poetry reading was convened via Skype.

Former poets-in-residence
1 March – 14 March 2014: James Hoff (NYC), Felix Melia (UK), and Kristen Mueller (Berlin).
14 February – 30 February 2014: Sophie Collins (UK), Deanna Havas (NYC), and Danny Snelson (Philadelphia).
30 January – 14 March 2014: Harry Burke (UK), Rui An Ho (Singapore), Sophia Le Fraga (NYC), and Danny Snelson (Philadelphia). 
14 March – 30 March 2014: Steve McLaughlin (Philadelphia), Cassandra Gillig (NYC), Kit Schluter (Providence) and Matthew Claudel (Cambridge, MA).

 

Past film screenings

Friday, 29 March – Saturday, 30 March 2014: Raya Martin

Evening screening: Thursday, 27 March 2014: Chick Strand  

Tuesday, 25 March – Thursday, 27 March 2014: Lis Rhodes

Friday, 21 March – Sunday, 23 March 2014: Emily Wardill

Tuesday, 18 March – Thursday, 20 March 2014: Robert Barry

Tuesday, 11 March – Sunday, 16 March 2014: Erika Vogt

Tuesday, 4 March – Sunday, 9 March 2014: Stephanie Barber

Tuesday, 25 February – Sunday, 2 March 2014: Kevin Jerome Everson

Tuesday, 18 February – Thursday, 20 February 2014: Barry Doupé

Friday, 21 February – Sunday, 23 February 2014: Laure Prouvost

Tuesday, 25 February – Thursday, 27 February 2014: Kevin Jerome Everson

Friday, 14 February – Sunday, 16 February 2014: Ryan Trecartin

Tuesday, 11 February – Thursday, 13 February 2014: Stephanie Barber

Friday, 7 February – Sunday, 9 February 2014: Stanya Kahn

Tuesday, 4 February – Thursday, 6 February 2014: Leslie Thornton