#david welch

[contremineur]

They’re only roses. They remind you of the one you love. Even with your eyes closed in your own mouth you’d know they’re roses.

David Welch, final lines to You meet someone and later you meet their dancing and you have to start again

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[wrestlingisbest]

David Welch, Roger Williams

[sashayed]

You Meet Someone and Later You Meet Their Dancing and You Have to Start Again

                             —Heather Christle

You meet someone and inside of them you know there swells a small country brimming with steel and beasts of labor. You love the country and so you fear it. Its flora fascinates you. You wish to visit, though you worry you won’t wear the right clothes, that you’ll fail to order a drink, ask directions, assure the clerk in the flower shop you aren’t a thief. They’re only roses. They remind you of the one you love. Even with your eyes closed in your own mouth you’d know they’re roses.

David Welch Quarterly West, Issue 94, 2018

[april-is]

April 14, 2019: You Meet Someone and Later You Meet Their Dancing and You Have to Start Again, David Welch

You Meet Someone and Later You Meet Their Dancing and You Have to Start Again David Welch                              —Heather Christle

You meet someone and inside of them you know there swells a small country brimming with steel and beasts of labor. You love the country and so you fear it. Its flora fascinates you. You wish to visit, though you worry you won’t wear the right clothes, that you’ll fail to order a drink, ask directions, assure the clerk in the flower shop you aren’t a thief. They’re only roses. They remind you of the one you love. Even with your eyes closed in your own mouth you’d know they’re roses.

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On this day in: 2018: Henry Clay’s Mouth, Thomas Lux 2017: When Your Small Form Tumbled into Me, Tracy K. Smith 2016: Eve Recollecting the Garden, Grace Bauer 2015: from I Love A Broad Margin To My Life, Maxine Hong Kingston 2014: Gift, Czeslaw Milosz 2013: This Be The Verse, Philip Larkin 2012: We Did Not Make Ourselves, Michael Dickman 2011: Happiness (3), Jean Valentine 2010: When I Think, Jeanne Marie Beaumont 2009: The Poem, Franz Wright 2008: Morning Poem, Robin Becker 2007: Supple Cord, Naomi Shihab Nye 2006: Wish For a Young Wife, Theodore Roethke 2005: The Benjamin Franklin of Monogamy, Jeffrey McDaniel

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Gervaso/Sharon/Welch (because let's face it, they all basically adopted the whole group at various moments): Don't talk to me or my son or my daughter or my son or my son or my son or my son or my son or my daughter or my daughter or my daughter or my son or my daughter or my daughter or my daughter or my son or my son or my daughter or my daughter or my son ever again.

[intimatum]

You meet someone and inside of them you know there swells a small country brimming with steel and beasts of labor. You love the country and so you fear it. Its flora fascinates you. You wish to visit, though you worry you won’t wear the right clothes, that you’ll fail to order a drink, ask directions, assure the clerk in the flower shop you aren’t a thief. They’re only roses. They remind you of the one you love. Even with your eyes closed in your own mouth you’d know they’re roses.

David Welch, You Meet Someone and Later You Meet Their Dancing and You Have to Start Again

[retronator]

Go Broncos! 

Unrelated to football, Boot Hill Bounties takes place in Bronco County where you’ll have to bring down 5 outlaws of the Saints-Little Gang. It’s a Wild West RPG (how often do I get to say that in a game preview?), a sequel to Boot Hill Heroes. The latter was funded on Kickstarter back in 2012, and released two years later, with positive reviews on Steam. It even has music from one of my favorite chiptune composers, Jake ‘Virt’ Kaufman.

The game’s solo developer David Welch a.k.a. Experimental Gamer has been mostly silent after the release, but worked hard on the sequel, Boot Hill Bounties. It’s now been announced and makes the second part of the trilogy (backers will be glad to know it’s included in their pledge). 

The best news? Bounties is pretty much done with a December 1 release date on Steam. Stay in touch with Dave on Facebook and Twitter.

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Notable video sculptures, 10 images

Featuring:

Nam June Paik, Mirage Stage, 1988, video sculpture, 175x274x130 in Bill Viola, Heaven and Earth, 1992, monitors, wood column, video of Viola's newborn son facing video of Viola's comatose mother, 9ft x 16in x 18in William Kentridge, Sleeping on Glass, 1999, video installation and chest of drawers, dimensions variable Tom Sachs, Mission Control from Space Program, 2007, multipart mixed media and performance, as installed at the Gagosian Gallery David Welch, Neoliberal Totem, 2011, archival pigment print, 40x32 in Kutluğ Ataman, Column from Mesopotamian Dramaturgies, 2009, 42-channel video installation, dimensions variable Susan Hiller, Channels, 2013, video installation of 106 televisions, media players, signal splitters William Anastasi, Transfer, 1968, black-and-white closed-circuit camera and monitor, 25×41×51 cm (see also) Vito Acconci, Tele-Furni-System, 1997, multichannel video installation and steel pipe armature, dimensions variable Frances Bagley, Witness, 2007, video installation with continuous loop DVDs, dimensions variable

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