Myung Mi Kim swept through the Bay Area this weekend, leaving gaping maws and blown minds in her wake. Saturday evening she performed a super focused reading that completely devastated the Meridian Gallery; starting with a swatch of new poems from a manuscript-in-process called
Civil Bound, she moved through
Dura,
Commons, and
Penury only to return to the poems with which she began, reheasrsing a single trajectory while tuning the room to her project
in toto.
Sunday afternoon we reconvened at Nicole Hollis Studios for the Nonsite Collective conversation, a super, super interesting open discussion about Myung's project, set to a soundtrack of raunchy synths and the incessant pounding of bass thanks to the Folsom Street Fair.
Here're are some pics from the long weekend:
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| Myung drinking martinis and eating fries rather than enjoying a balanced meal. |
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| The backs of heads at the Meridian Gallery |
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| Elise Ficarra & Wilda |
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| Erin Morrill & Erika Staiti |
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| Myung smiling |
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| The crowd listening attentively; Jocelyn Saidenberg hiding |
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| Myung gesturing |
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| David Brazil, Sara Larsen, Tanya Hollis, Chris Nagler |
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| More Myung |
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| Anne Lesley Selcer & Chris Nagler |
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| SLRSN & Erin |
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| Steve Dickison & Aaron Shurin |
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| Hugo Garcia Manriquez |
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| Wendy Kramer & Tanya Hollis |
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