I'm back to work with sleep deprivation issues and an enormous series of physical tasks in front of me, but the Symposium was such a rich experience. I need, little by little, to lay out at least a fraction of what the experience meant to me.
I'm going to write in a subsequent post about personal encounters and some of the presentations. Now though I want to make note of some of the presences more etherally attending the conference...
Mark Young, for example. Several of his Otoliths publications were present and he was a topic of conversation, too. Sheila E. Murphy and I talked about an interview she is doing with Mark...
Sheila and I talked too about Rebecca Loudon and the relationship between music training, developing the discipline of regular practice, and poetry...
Steve Tills, on whose behalf I greeted Gerald Schwartz...
Tristan Tzara was present in the sound poetry and in a lovely film by Miekal And and Camille Bacos...
Bern Porter was all over the place in influence...
Marcel Duchamp was never far away... And Arakawa and Gertrude Stein were lurking.
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