publishing/poetics – OEI in Seattle and Portland
5 poets, editors, artists, writers and translators from the Swedish magazine OEI visits CAM (Seattle) and Williamson | Knight (Portland) for evenings of readings, presentations and discussions.
Thursday June 7
7 PM (doors open at 6.30)
Common Area Maintenance
2125 2nd Ave
Seattle
Saturday June 9
7 PM
Williamson | Knight
916 NW Flanders St.
Portland
Events organized by INCA with support from the Swedish Authors’ Fund
with additional support by the Low-Residency MFA in Visual Studies at PNCA
OEI is a Stockholm based magazine for extra-disciplinary spaces and de-disciplinizing moments – experimental forms of thinking, montages between poetry, art, philosophy, film, and documents; critical investigations, editorial enunciations, aesthetic technologies, non-affirmative writing, speculative archaeologies, new ecologies, and critical historiographies.
OEI magazine was founded in 1999 and has published 79 issues. The publishing structure OEI editör was started in 2002 and has published some 100 books of investigative poetry, aesthetic documents, artist’s books, theoretical and poetological texts etc. OEI is an artistic and literary project run by Jonas (J) Magnusson & Cecilia Grönberg.
Helena Eriksson is a poet and translator based in Gothenburg. Her latest book is Tarde dun lince (Amastra-N-Gallar, 2018).
Cecilia Grönberg is a photographer, artistic researcher and the image editor of OEI. Her latest book is Event Horizon. Distributed photography (OEI editör, 2016).
Jonas (J) Magnusson is a writer, translator and the editor-in-chief of OEI. His latest publication is a translation of Gilles A. Tiberghien’s Notes sur la nature, la cabane et quelques autres choses (OEI editör, 2018).
Peder Alexis Olsson is a poet based in Malmö. His latest book is Efterkrigsmusik (OEI editör, 2017).
Gustav Sjöberg is a poet, translator and editor based in Stockholm. His latest book is apud (OEI editör, 2017).
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