HORIZON - thread (what is coming is more than what is gone)
Reading
Friday June 5th, 6:30pm at Alpaca
masks required and provided at all programming
First HORIZON poetry performance featuring:
~ mónica teresa ortiz (Lubbock, TX)
~ Mia Kang (Philadelphia, PA)
~ alma valdez garcia (Los Angeles / NM)
~ imogen smith (Los Angeles, CA)
Friday June 5th, 6:30pm at Alpaca
masks required and provided at all programming
First HORIZON poetry performance featuring:
~ mónica teresa ortiz (Lubbock, TX)
~ Mia Kang (Philadelphia, PA)
~ alma valdez garcia (Los Angeles / NM)
~ imogen smith (Los Angeles, CA)
Workshop: Found Poems Along the Rio Grande
Saturday June 6th, 2pm-4pm at Alpaca
masks required and provided at all programming
Register by June 1st: Sign up here.
Join alma valdez-garcia and imogen smith at Alpaca Gallery for an afternoon of group reading, writing, and weaving on Saturday, June 6 from 2-4pm.
Taking a selection of poems from Etel Adnan, Jimmy Santiago Baca, Mei-Mei Berssenbrugge, CAConrad, Dolores Dorante, June Jordan, NH Pritchard, Daisy Zamora as found materials, alongside our own writing & items foraged along the Rio Grande, each person will leave with both a new weaving and poem, made on a loom with materials foraged along the Rio Grande.
In cutting up and rearranging words from other thinkers (alongside our own), our hope is that the process will offer up new possibilities of speaking towards our collective histories, dreams, and often overlapping forms of witnessing.
Bring along items to add to your weaving (fabric, plants, poems, receipts, etc.)
Some willingness required.
$20, no one turned away. Light snacks and drinks will be provided.
Kn95 masks required and provided. We ask that you mask unless physically unable to do so to make the space accessible for disabled and chronically ill attendees.
Follow up email with payment information and any further details about the workshop will be sent to registrants by June 1.
Saturday June 6th, 2pm-4pm at Alpaca
masks required and provided at all programming
Register by June 1st: Sign up here.
Join alma valdez-garcia and imogen smith at Alpaca Gallery for an afternoon of group reading, writing, and weaving on Saturday, June 6 from 2-4pm.
Taking a selection of poems from Etel Adnan, Jimmy Santiago Baca, Mei-Mei Berssenbrugge, CAConrad, Dolores Dorante, June Jordan, NH Pritchard, Daisy Zamora as found materials, alongside our own writing & items foraged along the Rio Grande, each person will leave with both a new weaving and poem, made on a loom with materials foraged along the Rio Grande.
In cutting up and rearranging words from other thinkers (alongside our own), our hope is that the process will offer up new possibilities of speaking towards our collective histories, dreams, and often overlapping forms of witnessing.
Bring along items to add to your weaving (fabric, plants, poems, receipts, etc.)
Some willingness required.
$20, no one turned away. Light snacks and drinks will be provided.
Kn95 masks required and provided. We ask that you mask unless physically unable to do so to make the space accessible for disabled and chronically ill attendees.
Follow up email with payment information and any further details about the workshop will be sent to registrants by June 1.
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About the Curator-in-Residence
mallika singh is a poet, farmer, and cook living in Albuquerque, New Mexico. you can read their work in Protean Magazine, the Poetry Project, and baest journal. their chapbook, Retrieval, a poetic investigation into an NSA data collection site, was published in 2020 by Wendy’s Subway. often working in collaboration with others, mallika makes experimental poetics and soundscapes which explore resonance, power, intimacy, and ecosystems. they have performed for venues including Counterpath Denver, PRROBLEM Press, Currents New Media, and Desert Mystery Center. mallika is growing okra and more with their coworkers at Ashokra Farm. find them out in the field or by the river.
mallika singh is a poet, farmer, and cook living in Albuquerque, New Mexico. you can read their work in Protean Magazine, the Poetry Project, and baest journal. their chapbook, Retrieval, a poetic investigation into an NSA data collection site, was published in 2020 by Wendy’s Subway. often working in collaboration with others, mallika makes experimental poetics and soundscapes which explore resonance, power, intimacy, and ecosystems. they have performed for venues including Counterpath Denver, PRROBLEM Press, Currents New Media, and Desert Mystery Center. mallika is growing okra and more with their coworkers at Ashokra Farm. find them out in the field or by the river.
