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Sunday, July 5, 2009

to have and to hold

Host:	RAWdance
Type:	Music/arts - Performance
Network:	Global

Date:	12 July 2009
Time:	14:00 - 16:00
Location:	Union Square Park
Town/City:	San Francisco, CA

Email:

raw@rawdance.org

When did love become a threat?

Mixing displays of public affection with visceral, athletic dancing, RAWdance reminds that you can never tell anyone who to love or how to love. The company will be joined by poets Robert Andrew Perez & Cristobal McKinney.

Chuin Phang & Andrew Ng, contributors to Do the Love Thing, will be on-site to take pictures for the web photography project featuring images of couples and families who believe in spreading the message of love, tolerance, and marriage equality. Check out dothelovething.org and come with your loved ones ready to take part.

Sunday, July 12th
Two shows : 2pm & 3pm
Union Square Park, SF

Performed by: Alexis Miller, Chad Dawson, Diana Broker, Dudley Flores, Gretchen Garnett, Jessica Stephenson, Laura Sharp, Mayuko Ayabe, Nikki Pinchott, Ryan T. Smith, Sonja Dale & Wendy Rein.

www.rawdance.org

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originally intended be strictly be a poetry blog for unrefined ramblings, i've expanded msb in attempt to further assimilate into the blogging community by creating a space for personal commentary on general literature, visual art and miscellaneous cultural contribution. i do not pose as an impartial spectator nor an academic critic. i am merely a man-boy who participates in the act of looking at art and generating ideas. and i write poetry. the name of the blog is derived from a faux manuscript made for a poetry workshop given by a mentor, lyn hejinian. the manuscript, though eventually becoming a glorified chapbook, was--in its formative stages--a series of boxes with poems printed on each face of the cube. i ran with the idea of poems as objects and wanted to concretize verse in the most literal way, matching boxes that were stuck inside of each other. cutting and construction of nesting boxes proved unnecessarily taxing, so i settled for naming the book match[ing] box[ing] stick[ing]. this blog attempts, at the digital level, to view cultural artifacts as physical objects with the agency to crush like an anvil or tickle like a feather. i guess we'll see.

Sunday, July 5, 2009

to have and to hold

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