POEM OF POEM TITLES FOR "DAYS OF THE WEEK" (2024)
A collaborative video poem by participants in the festival workshop, Risograph Animated Poetry Workshop with Zine Hug, set to Dao Strom’s poem “POEM OF POEM TITLES FOR ‘DAYS OF THE WEEK’”. This poem was originally published in Instrument with Traveler’s Ode as a collaborative print book publication + cassette album release of Fonograf Editions and Antiquated Future Records (2020).
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A collaborative video poem by participants in the festival workshop, Risograph Animated Poetry Workshop with Zine Hug, set to Dao Strom’s poem “POEM OF POEM TITLES FOR ‘DAYS OF THE WEEK’”. This poem was originally published in Instrument with Traveler’s Ode as a collaborative print book publication + cassette album release of Fonograf Editions and Antiquated Future Records (2020).
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Directed By:Margot Murvihill, Chelsea Werner-Jatzke, Ariana Simpson, Neely Goniodsky, Paul Siple, Hana Shiozaki, Bea Mariano, Natalee Ryan, Liv Glascock, Alexander Kirshenbaum, Rana San, jade hawk
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In Theaters:4/21/2024
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