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from The Convergence Zone is a series of author readings, and artist talks and performances, sponsored by the MFA in Creative Writing & Poetics at the University of Washington Bothell. It brings together sometimes peaceable, sometimes combustible, fronts of discovery and experiment. This series discusses and performs written arts in an expanded field. Bios
A.V. Marraccini (via Zoom)
I am a critic, essayist, and historian of art. Currently, I am the critic in residence at the Department of Interdisciplinary Media, NYU Tandon. My PhD was in the History of Art (Chicago, 2018), following my MA (Toronto) and BA (Yale). Prior to arriving at IDM this year, I was a fellow at the Bodleian Library, Oxford, and then at the international Bilderfahrzeuge Project at the Warburg Institute, University of London. My writing has appeared in a range of publications from the TLS, LARB, and Artforum, to BOMB, the Cleveland Review of Books, the New York Review of Architecture, and for the Poetry Foundation. My first book, We The Parasites, was published in the US by Sublunary Editions, and in the UK by Boiler House, both in 2023. I moved to Brooklyn from London in late summer 2023. Matthew Spencer (in-person)
Matthew Spencer is a writer, editor, and translator. He is the founder of Paradise Editions, an imprint reviving obscure and forgotten forms of popular literature. He lives in Philadelphia. This Convergence Zone event will be in dialogue with an MFA seminar on Gothic poetics and new materialism, taught by Joe Milutis for UW-Bothell's MFA in Creative Writing and Poetics.
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