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10th Annual Juniper Literary Festival
Going Public Contemporary Lit Series
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Friday, April 23 and Saturday, April 24, 2010
Fine Arts Center Concert Hall Lobby, University Museum of Contemporary Art , Amherst Cinema Arts Center, and the Eric Carle Museum   
Free and open to the public.

The 10th-Annual Juniper Literary Festival, celebrating the 10 years of the original BigSmallPressFest and the home-grown, international poetry journal jubilat with readings, addresses, and an independent press fair.

FRIDAY APRIL 23

  • 3:30 pm Eric Carle Museum: Antonio Frasconi Exhibit Tour: curator tours of the internationally acclaimed artist's woodcuts, including works inspired by Pablo Neruda and W.S. Merwin.
  • 4:30 pm Eric Carle Museum: Roundtable: [Poetry & The Visual Arts]: Jen Bervin, Terrance Hayes, & Matthea Harvey, moderated by Jane Curley
  • 6:00 pm UMass Fine Arts Center Lobby: Independent Journal & Book Fair Opening Reception
  • 7:30 pm University Museum of Contemporary Art : Reading by Jen Bervin, Christian Hawkey, Michael Teig, & Matthew Zapruder

SATURDAY APRIL 24

  • 10:30 am Fine Arts Center Lobby: Journal & Book Fair Continues
  • 11:00 am University Museum of Contemporary Art : Roundtable: Poetry, Publishing, & the Pioneer Valley: the dreaming up, creating, & evolving of jubilat, Verse Press/Wave Books & Rain Taxi with Rob Casper, Matthew Zapruder, & Eric Lorberer, moderated by Dara Wier
  • 12:30 pm University Museum of Contemporary Art : Roundtable: The Future of Poetry, Part II with Heather Christle, Cathy Park Hong, & Evie Shockley, moderated by Rob Casper
  • 3:00 pm Amherst Cinema Arts Center: Reading & Performance: Terrance Hayes, Caroline Knox, & Dean Young, followed by the premier of a performance based on Christopher Smart's “Jubilate Agno," staged by Missoula Oblongata

Presented in collaboration with the UMass MFA Program for Poets and Writers Juniper Initiative, the Amherst Cinema Arts Center, Amherst Books, the Valley Advocate, and the UMass Fine Arts Center.


 

Presented in collaboration with the UMass MFA Program for Poets and Writers, the Juniper Initiative, the Amherst Cinema Arts Center and the UMass Fine Arts Center.
Amherst Cinema Arts Center

UMass Amherst

Fine Arts Center

Juniper Arts Initiative

 
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