My review of the Poet Laureate's book on poetry: "A vertical art, Oxford Lectures" (2021) with special focus on intermediality. https://t.co/aqYvPWQZZW @IntermedialEd
@jennyeclair BBC: "Extraordinary portraits" (because they are) "Andy Warhol's America" for imaginative production values with art history. Off beaten track film "The Secret" (free on Prime) for salty comedy elegrantly styled. Apple TV: Dickinson (Emily funked up w/modern music & slang)
The Word and Image Research cluster at Courtauld Research are producing excellent lecture videos: e.g. "The textual-visual Collaborations of Blaise Cendrars" https://t.co/2tbC9B2vOr @courtauldres@intermedialEd#intermedialdiscoveries
Poetry + modern art = calligrammes, see Apollinaire's work in short but smart animation, thought-provoking and enjoyable. #intermedialdiscoveries@IntermedialEd https://t.co/6uO1Uza78D
Excellent audio/artwork on display RSA Edinburgh: QR link to recorded audio in lockdown with matching plaster or cast-iron plaque listing sound, place, track number by Rachel J McClure @IntermedialEd#intermedialdiscoveries https://t.co/nR0MlYUDtK
New (Spanish-speaking) academic research into Booktubers (Youtube makers featuring books) - the changing discussion around books and literary canon, discourse via soc media -prof also starts own booktube channel https://t.co/mDIXrB8yBm @IntermedialEd#intermedialdiscoveries
Here are some of the books that have helped me to write the script for Mannequins, an original podcast series set in a Hollywood dress shop in 1934.
Due at the end of January 🤞
Huge variety of visual poems entered for competition at journal sonicboom (click on visual carousel to see) @IntermedialEd#intermedialdiscoveries https://t.co/WK5yID6E0c
Susan Philipsz (Turner Prize Winner) works with found sound, field recordings and audio art installations (but don't let her hear you calling her a sound artist!?) #intermedialdiscoveries@IntermedialEd https://t.co/JXbXxguYWU