Geneva / San Francisco / Strasbourg / Buffalo / Oslo / New York / Paris / Oxford / Cambridge / London / Hamburg / /
Company
Rem Press / Sun & Moon / O Books / Roof / /
Continent
North America / /
Country
Germany / United States / Canada / United Kingdom / /
Facility
London hotel / Stanford University / Dartington College of Arts / Dartington College / University of Warwick / University of London / /
IndustryTerm
internet context / multi-media writing / cross-media approaches / mixed media collaborations / energy / printing / author site / electronic communications / mixed media / mass media / visual and mixed-media arts / internet journal / internet products / /
MusicGroup
Wave / /
Organization
Electronic Poetry Center / Dartington College / Stanford University / Dartington College of Arts / University of Warwick / University of London / /
Person
Angel Exhaust / Keith Tuma / Charles Bernstein / John Cayley / Lisa Robertson / Robert Gober / Drew Milne / Amin Maalouf / Felix Gonzalez-Torres / Charles Long / John Cage / Gertrude Stein / John Dewey / Anne Tardos / Sophie Calle / Mary Shelley / Joan Retallack / Cathy de Monchaux / John Walters / Erin Moure / Pam Lu / Madonna / Louise Bourgeois / Marjorie Perloff / Hans Bellmer / Patti Smith / Caroline Bergvall / Martin Creed / Nicole Brossard / Robert Smithson / Kathy Acker / Theresa Hak Kyung Cha / Cindy Sherman / Laurie Anderson / Lydia Lunch / Christina Dietzman / Annie Anxiety / /
Position
Director of the program Performance Writing / composer / humorist / poet / Butler / author / writer / novelist / /
“ex / Creme / ental /eaT / ing” An Interview with Caroline Bergvall by Marjorie PERLOFF Stanford University Marjorie Perloff is Sadie D. Patek Professor (emerita) of Humanities at Stanford University. Her