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0:00 Ad: Ansco Cadet Camera, ca. 1950. 0:19 Introduction: Scott Cohen. 1:29 Excerpt 1 from Charles and Ray Eames, Polaroid SX-70 camera, 1972. 2:11 Wisława Szymborska, “Photograph from September 11” (trans. Clare Cavanaugh), from Monologue of a Dog, 2005. Read by Helga Duncan. (Music: Jared Green, …
0:00 Excerpt, "Photography," Holmes (Burton) Films, Inc., 1946 0:19 Intro, Amra brooks 1:43 Excerpt, "Photography," Holmes (Burton) Films, Inc., 1946 1:56 Jared Green reading from Nadar, “Balzac and the Daguerreotype,” from When I was a Photographer" 5:32 Chris Ives readin…
From the Electro-Library Podcast Studio comes a new stand-alone feature: "Short Circuits": One guest in the spotlight, generating electricity and shooting off sparks! Short Circuit #1: Jared talks to Teju Cole about creativity, race, identity, and freedom.
Jared is joined by award-winning poet and influential philosopher Fred Moten for a wide-ranging discussion of poetry, identity, music, community-formation, and resistive practices. Originally recorded October 16, 2019.

E-L Live: Fred Moten

Visit: theelectrolibrary.org and raymo-series.org Recorded: October 16, 2019 6pm in May Hall: McCarthy Auditorium Fred Moten’s work explores black studies, performance studies, poetry, and critical theory. In 2014, Moten’s The Feel Trio was a poetry finalist for the National Book Award, the Los…
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