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DATABASE POETRY CINEMA SOUND ESSAY EVENT PRESS CONTACT |
Daniel Scott Snelson, Field Examination, Penn Engl Dept, Bernstein, Filreis, Rabaté, 4.25.2012— 4.26.2012 |
NOSTALGIA FOR A LOST ORDER IS A FORM OF NOISE THAT NOISE HAS USES IS FAIRLY OBVIOUS TO WHOEVER READS THE NEWSPAPER OR LISTENS TO PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESSES THEY CREATE A BARRIER THROUGH WHICH IT IS NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE TO HEAR OR SPEAK TO WRITE POETRY TODAY IS TO ATTEMPT TO COMMUNICATE OVER A VERY NOISY CHANNEL . . . IN THEORY IT IS POSSIBLE TO COMMUNICATE EVEN OVER A CHANNEL OF NEARLY UNLIMITED NOISE WITH SUITABLE METHODS OF CODING HOW IF THE NOISY CHANNEL IS ALSO IN OUR OWN HEAD. — David Antin, some/thing, 1965
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