Posts Tagged ‘polterzeitgeist’

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Ghost Frequencies

October 20, 2010

Amidst ghosts of all stripes, the Polterzeitgeist cavorts, connects and commands constellation.  Cavorting even now within a flock of ghostings, ghost queries and frequencies in the nascent networked haunt known in common parlance as andreview.

Here, alongside varied spectral works by Ayni Raimondi, Cecile Wesolowski, Derek Franklin, Eddie Malone, Eliza Fernand, Erik Blad, Erin Perry, Hajara Quinn, India Radfar, Jared Israel Best, Jesse Malmed, Jovanna Tosello, Kristine Thompson, McIntyre Parker, Paul Wig, Polly Bresnick, Rachel Garber, Ryland Walker Knight, Scott Riley, Serrah Russell, Vandoren Wheeler and Yvonne Most, the Polterzeitgeist solicits new nodes for furthering an ambiguous, ambient, and atemporal asphyx.

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Polterzeitgeist Persists

May 19, 2010


With many thanks to The Electromagnetic Archeologist for the spirit photographies, ’twas a successful engagement with the Polterzeitgeist Outreach Coordinator at the DIVA gallery in Eugene.  After a spirited romp thru the Revenant Archives, ogling evidence of trad telepathies—of séances and clairvoyant horses—Irving Bleak then assisted me in establishing a link with today’s multi-modal phantom presence.  Made manifest by way of all manner of real and imagined technologies, the residual energies of the Polterzeitgeist are loitering near Portland presently, invited to the area’s newest haunt next week!

This Tuesday, May 25th @ the Grand Detour, an exciting new space for “experiments in new media,” The Polterzeitgeist will again be conjured up!  New channels, new modes of thought, this audio-visual exposé will unfold in conjunction with Deep Leap Microcinema’s The Internet is a Terrible Place to Live showcase!

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Polterzeitgeist Descends

May 10, 2010

This Saturday, May 15th at the DIVA gallery of Eugene, Oregon, it’s The Polterzeitgeist:   An audio-visual exposé on a spectral populace looming betwixt and between today’s networked cosmos!
 
Led by yours truly in collaboration with my colleague Irving Bleak. Preceded by an illuminating lecture by Kristen Gallerneaux, curator of the Revenant Archives exhibit currently on display at DIVA gallery.

“The Revenant Archives is an institution concerned with the visual and material culture of the paranormal.  Consisting of artifacts, documents, ephemera, works on paper, and reconstructions, it uses folkloristic, parapsychological, and scientific means to offer new interpretations of ambiguous situations and to investigate the conflicts and byproducts of belief in society.”

Saturday May 15th, 8pm @ DIVA gallery in Eugene.  FREE!

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Weird Faction

April 3, 2010

Cumulonimbus cloud computing, and associated genre cues, will be delved into next month in a multi-media performance/lecture entitled The Polterzeitgeist to be held at the DIVA center, in Eugene.

Siding with certain cohorts and subject matter of the Weird Fiction persuasion, Metaphortean Research will manifest within a splinter grouping on May 15th— filed officially as a Weird Faction

This meta-fictional foray to be held in conjunction with The Revenant Archives, an exhibition of paranormal cultural artifacts currently on display at DIVA.

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