Gravity and Grace

Simone Weil woven into the tarot, the death of time breeds desire.

Cedric & Cindy

Two friends share conversations in the arboretum

This is Not Okay

Three vignettes of situations and experiences of the unpleasant and empathetic

Passages of Excess

Ethereal movement and its relation to the physical world. Mundane gestures, ideas and images generated over time

Optimum Continuum

An on-going barrage of blackness always in progress. Abrupt patterns, part of and as a whole.

Mum

A matriarchal experience.

Amir George is a filmmaker and curator who creates spiritual stories, juxtaposing sound and image with a non-linear perception. He creates fragmented vignettes that conjure the secret life of objects both found and collected. The characters that inhabit his stories tend to dwell outside of social norms and exist in the space between and in the process of becoming. Following up from his Better Made Progress collection of work presented in Denver in September 2017.

Reading Curator and Readers

Tameca L Coleman is a singer, writer, massage therapist, itinerant nerd and point and shoot tourist in her own town. She is a current grad student at Regis’ new writing MFA program, and has published work in many genres. She has also performed and recorded music with many different bands. She doodles sometimes and likes dancebreaks.

Ahja Fox is a poet obsessed with bodies/ body parts (specifically the throat). Her tagline is ‘#suicidebywriting’ and her muses are dead things found among the living. She can be found around Denver reading at various events and open mics or co-hosting at Art of Storytelling. Ahja is currently pursuing her BA in English-Literature/Creative Writing at UCD. You can find her work online and in print journals like Five:2:One, Driftwood Press, Rigorous, Noctua Review, SWWIM , Tuck Magazine, and more. She has also recently been included in the 2018 Punch Drunk Anthology. Follow her on Instagram or Twitter at @aefoxx.