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This week L.A. Letters reviews many of the key developments of 2014 and also looks ahead at emerging trends for 2015.
There’s no question 2014 has been an extremely eventful year. In the midst of the roller coaster of activities, there’s been an equal mix of highs and lows.
Poet Brandon Jordan Brown, a 2014 PEN USA Emerging Voices fellow, and his new project introducing artists and the spirituality feeding their work and life.
Over 75% funded. About $900 more to go. let's make this happen!
Tomorrow night at the Grand Star Jazz Club in Chinatown, the one and only Kristina Wong
Writ Large Press | DTLAB presents:
Kristina Wong in Notes-in-Process: THE WONG STREET JOURNAL
As part of the yearlong development process of her new solo work, “The Wong Street Journal,” Kristina Wong is doing a performance/lecture of work-in-progress research at the Grand Star Jazz Club in Chinatown.
Wong spent five weeks in Gulu, Uganda in research and exploration (and made a rap album in the process!) and is back to tell a mix of personal stories and real facts about microeconomics and life for women in developing nations.
Known for her trademark wit and explorations of intense social issues in accessible, moving and hilarious ways, this evening will take us through Kristina’s creative process as she presents notes and footage from her recent field research with the Women’s Global Empowerment Fund, an organization that develops programs to reduce poverty and the marginalization of women in Gulu, Uganda.
This is an opportunity to share in her creative process towards an ambitious new solo work that will premiere in 2015 at the Flynn Center in Burlington, VT.
Admission: $5-20. Pay what you will. Everyone gets a copy of Kristina’s rap album “Mzungu Price.”
All money at the door will go towards the creation of Nerio Badman’s music studio in Gulu, Uganda.
Join us in Chinatown on Wednesday night.
more fun with math!
Vi Hart explains Fibonacci Spirals with pine cones and puffy paint!
With the new year approaching, it’s time to reflect on our gifts, experiences, the people in our lives, on our ever-changing selves. What better way to visualize that than with a Fibonacci Spiral? Enjoy! Send pics, send poetry, send music—math is all around us!
Everyone gets published!
Poetics Problem Set #3
This prompt is thanks to the Barons GRE test prep guide. Wish me luck. I’m off to take the test.
The Last Bookstore gets greedy and sketchy in forcing out DT•LAB and turning its back on the downtown community.
The strange, sad and true story of how our run at The Last Bookstore came to an end.
Get your solutions in!
First Solution to Poetics Problem Set #2!!!
The Extortionist by Trista Hurley-Waxali
Your creative solutions due this FRIDAY!
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Punk Hostage + DTLAB Present: MOTH WING TEA Join us as LA underground poetry legend DENNIS CRUZ reads from and signs his eagerly anticipated 2nd collection of poetry MOTH WING TEA published by Punk Hostage Press. He is joined on the night by fellow LA poets: Rich Ferguson Annette Cruz Rebecca Gonzales Danny Baker
The problem with math
by Robin Grearson
If you manipulate all of the variables…
sin(change) = love/might
to solve the equation,
= (might)*(sin)*(change)
to find out what love is…
= (might)*love/might.
…you reduce love to its essential elements,
=(might)*(sin)*(change)
to to find out what love is…
= (might)*love/might.
…you reduce love to its essential elements,
=(might)*(sin)*(change)
to balance the equation.
= love
But after all that,
= love
when love is left alone,
= love
Isolated, it’s called,
= love
Maybe it isn’t Love anymore.
But if you remove love
= [(might)*(sin)*(change)]…
from the equation entirely,
…/(love)
You are still always left
=1
With One.
10/23/13
Lab Session #2 with chanteuse
Jamila.
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Gorgeous.
10/16/13
Our first Lab Session, a concert at the DT.LAb by amazing cellist
Isaac Takeuchi.
That’s one rockin’ cello.
It seems like years ago that my last book came out, but the fact is, Abductions came out only a year and half ago. I think it just feels even longer because of my, um, “famous” retirement from poetry.
Anyway, I have a new book coming out. It will be published in about a month or so.
And it...
A song by Wojciech When Job Raised His Sight
into grief the eyes wander like caves for something to guard against suffering, the devil, morbidity, sternness
anything beautiful, a strong hug a yellow rose a mustard seed another set of eyes that also see
fragile, unafraid of...
