My Memoir Project book – Clown Noses, is going on an Exhibiton tour in the USA. The dates and venues for the exhibiton are below:
July 26 – 28
San Francisco, CA
San Francisco Center for the Book
Readings will take place on Friday, July 26th from 5:00pm – 7:00pm
September 7 – 8
Washington, DC
Canal Park
Readings will take place on Saturday, September 7th from 3:00pm – 5:00pm
October 11 – 13
Brooklyn, NY
Brooklyn Art Library
Readings will take place on Sunday, October 13th from 5:00pm -7:00pm
Unfortunately I won’t be at any of the readings.
The Papergirl Dublin Exhibition will be on 15th August 2013 at Lucy’s Café (upstairs in Lucy’s Lounge), 11 Fownes Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2.
I have some postcards in the exhibition. A poster for the event is below.
A fifth image here from my Memoir Project submission – Clown Noses. This is the title poem and image. I took the title fairly randomly and then created the image around it.
There are a myriad of noises in our everyday lives that trigger responses. Noise can be thought of as information. From alarm clocks to cross walks, these informational “cues” establish an auditory framework that dictate our patterns of everyday behaviour. This week pay close attention to the informational “cues” that make up your personal everyday experience. Choose one informational “cue” to hone in on. Use this “cue” as inspiration for your next post.
Some photographs of the recent Papergirl Estonia Exhibition are on their facebook page.
My work was previously highlighted here, but some images of my work can be seen below.
The Exhibition was on the 25th of April in Tartu and judging by the photographs it looks like it was pretty cool.
Here is another sample image (not the full one) for my response to the Noise Project Week 6.
NOISE CHALLENGE #6: THE EAVESDROPPER
This week use your listening prowess to tap into the bits and pieces of fleeting information, conversations, and auditory activity happening around you. Pay particular attention to the sounds you hear stuck in transit, waiting in line, or passing by strangers on the streets. Create a response to this hyper-aware listening experience. What did you discover? What sound or idea or thought struck you the most?
A third image from my Memoir Project submission. Here we see a hand written poem. For the Memoir Project I wanted to use poetry to tell a story.
Steven Fraser 