Aug 5, 2004

Tonight at Gallery 108



Thursday, August 5th 7PM:

Geof Huth presents:

Eyear: an indiscriminate series of poems spoken
and seen

Gallery 108
108 Beacon St., Somerville, MA
Contact: Mark Lamoureux, Maudite Productions
617.460.0118
Free and open to the public.

Please do not miss this rare opportunity to see
the work of Geof Huth, visual artist and poet and
visual poet.

Geof will be presenting a selection of aural and
visual work, in addition visual works will be
displayed on the gallery walls.

Geof Huth is a writer of textual and visual
poetry. The latter includes any poetry written
for the page and enhanced by the shape of the
text, the addition of images, or other visual
augmentations. His textual poetry has appeared in
many journals including "The American Poetry
Review," "Hiram Poetry Review," "Mid-American
Review," and "Poetry Northwest."

His visual poetry has appeared in
exhibitions across the world and many small
magazines including "Chimera," "Emigre," "The
Little Magazine," "Lost and Found Times,"
"Score," and upcoming in "LIT." He writes
frequently about visual poetry, especially on his
weblog, dbqp: visualizing poetics. His chapbooks
include Analphabet, The Dreams of the
Fishwife, ghostlight, Peristyle, To a Small
Stream of Water (or Ditch), and wreadings.

Huth recently edited &2: an/thology of pwoermds,
the first anthology of one-word poems. He
received a B.A. in English from Vanderbilt
University and an M.A. in creative writing from
Syracuse University. His micropress dbqp
publishes minimalist, visual, and conceptual
poetry.


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