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Theatricality of Poetry, Story & Memory A Well of Voices and Experiences

Sunday, January 29, 2006

12.30 - 2.30pm

$5 suggested donation

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How to register: To register, please sign up in person at Ed Bok Lee  
and robert karimi's reading to celebrate the release of Ed Bok Lee's  
neww book of potery. The reading takes place on Friday, January 27,  
8pm, at space180 (address above). The event is $5; there is no  
additional charge to register for Sunday's workshop.

Workshop description
his class begins with the premise that every writer has access to a  
well of potential voices. The root of this comes through the writers'  
ability to access memories, both experiential and sensory. Through  
writing and performative exercises, we will focus attention on  
developing these voices and identities. In addition to creating and  
embodying these ideas from the substance of your life and being,  
we'll address issues relating to the creative process, audience,  
social and
cultural relevance, point of view, and using sense-memory in the oral  
interpretation of your work, depending on the interests of the  
participants. Open to all levels.

About the artists
Ed Bok Lee has received awards for his poetry, fiction, and plays  
from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Loft Literary Center,  
the Minnesota State Arts Board, SASE and the Jerome Foundation. He  
attended kindergarten in South Korea, grew up in North Dakota and  
Minnesota, and holds a BA from the University of Minnesota, an MFA  
from Brown University, and is a former North Dakota Grand Slam Poetry  
champion. Real Karaoke People: Poems and Prose is his first book.  
More information at edboklee.com.

robert karimi is an interdisciplinary artist/activist whose Iranian/ 
Guatemalan hybrid heritage serves as a point of departure for his  
work. Just recently featured on HBO's Def Poetry Jam, karimi's site  
specific performance work has been featured at the Artspace, Galeria  
de la Raza, Yerba Buena Arts Center, La Peña Cultural Center, and as  
part of a lecture series at the Smithsonian Institute. karimi was a  
memberof the 1999 National Poetry Slam Championship Team, and his  
poetry has been published in Callaloo, Asian American Collective-  
Chicago's kitchen poems, and the upcoming Longman Press- Latino  
Literature Today anthology. He now performs throughout the world,  
directs short films,
lectures about issues of mixed culture and teaches poetry  
andperformance workshops. He currently is a drama teacher at  
Perspectives Charter School. More information at kaoticgood.com.

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Kearny Street Workshop @ space180
180 Capp Street, 3rd Floor
San Francisco
415.503.0520
http://www.kearnystreet.org

By Public Transit
BART
        1       From 16th Street BART Station, walk down Mission Street to 17th 
 
Street.
        2       Take a left onto 17th Street.
        3       Take your next left at Capp Street.
        4       Find Space180 on the left side, 180 Capp Street. KSW is located 
 
on the 3rd Floor.
Bus

KSW is located on Capp Street at 17th Street. We are near all Mission  
Street bus lines.

To plan your trip, we suggest visiting transit.511.org.
By Car
 From East Bay
        1       I-80 W/BAY BRIDGE.
        2       I-80 W/BAY BRIDGE becomes I-80 W.
        3       Take the exit towards 9TH STREET/CIVIC CENTER.
        4       Go straight onto Harrison Street.
        5       Turn right on 17th Street.
        6       Turn right on Capp Street.
        7       Space180 is on the left at 180 Capp Street. KSW is located on 
the  
3rd floor.
 From the North
        1       101 South to GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE
        2       Take Lombard Street Exit..
        3       Go straight on Lombard Street.
        4       Take a right on Van Ness Avenue.
        5       Take a right onto Market Street.
        6       Take a left onto Valencia Street.
        7       Take a left onto 17th Street.
        8       Take a left onto Capp Street.
        9       Space180 is on the left at 180 Capp Street. KSW is located on 
the  
3rd floor.
 From the South Bay/ Peninsula
        1       US-101 N.
        2       Take the Vermont Street Exit.
        3       Turn left onto 16th street.
        4       Turn left onto Capp Street.
        5       Space180 is on the right at 180 Capp Street, right before you 
hit  
17th street. KSW is located on the 3rd floor

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415.503.0520
http://www.kearnystreet.org


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