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• 1 April 2009 / Issues / Dot Dot Dot 17
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(read) (spoken) (delivered)
from two
(lecterns) (supports) (props)
at the Embankment Galleries, Somerset House,
London on 29/30/31October 2008 in advance of being
(transcribed) (translated) (transfixed)
and returned at the close of the exhibition
(multiplied) (published) (distributed)
on 21 December 2008

D/S
present PARALLEL introductions

Richard Hollis
on the EYE and the EAR

James Goggin
itemizes ways of reading in London, 2008
with Maria Fusco, Will Holder, Richard Hollis,
Maki Suzuki and Jörg Heiser

Will Holder
speaks of the poetics of concrete poetry and
documenting the work of Falke Pisano

Stefan Themerson & Language
a film by Erik van Zuylen
introduced by Mike Sperlinger

Dan Fox
plays an extended version of
Refracted Light Through Armoury Show

Jennifer Higgie
reads from Carnival Theory, a play-in-progress
with Johnny Vivash

Agency
presents Specimen 0880: Papa Hemingway

David Reinfurt
explains NaÏve Set Theory with an overhead projector

Malcolm McLaren (in absentia)
is interviewed by Mark & Stephen Beasley (in absentia)

Stuart Bailey
describes the Science, Fiction of E.C. Large
with Will Holder and David Reinfurt

plus

Alex Klein
Portrait of Genesis Breyer P-Orridge
New York City, May 2008

Mitim (Eta)
by Radim Peško

Walead Beshty
Beshty’s Possible Triangle, 2008

Dexter Sinister
Beshty’s Possible Triangle, 2008

Janice Kerbel
Remarkable, 2008

and

The Middle of Nowhere
Chapter 8
by Will Holder