Events
To keep current, the best source of information is our Facebook page. This is where we post events, links to new Editorial Coverage, and other somewhat time-sensitive information. If Facebook is anathema to you (and we completely understand), then make sure you’re on our mailing list. We try to send out announcements when something’s happening in your area.
2012
LOS ANGELES: May 9, 7:30 p.m. Los Angeles Celebrates Joe Brainard. Siglio and The Library of America present a joyous celebration of Brainard's inimitable visual and literary works with readings by Bernard Cooper, Bernard Cooper, Amy Gerstler, Lewis MacAdams, Lisa Pearson, Aram Saroyan, Ara Shirinyan, Michael Silverblatt and Benjamin Weissman. At Skylight Books, 1818 N. Vermont Avenue, LA 90027. Ph: 323-660-1175. Click here for the press release and here for the invitation.
LOS ANGELES: April 20-21, all day. The Los Angeles Times Festival of Books on the University of Southern California campus. Siglio will be participating in the "Smokin' Hot Indie Lit Lounge." For more about the exact time and where the booth will be, like us on Facebook for the announcement.
CHICAGO: March 2, 7:30 p.m.. Look! See! Read! An Evening of Word and Image with Amaranth Borsuk, Danielle Dutton, Jill Magi, and Erica Baum. STOP SMILING Books hosts this multi-media evening of performances, readings, and presentations by four artists and writers who are not only dissolving the boundaries between the visual and literary but re-envisioning the form of the "book" itself. Organized in conjunction with AWP. 1371 N. Milwaukee Ave. Click here for the press release and here for the invitation.
NEW YORK: Friday, February 24, 6 - 9 p.m.. Denis Wood at Printed Matter Denis will be reading from and talking about Everything Sings: Maps for a Narrative Atlas. Lively Q&A to follow. Printed Matter is located at 195 Tenth Avenue, New York. Contact: Keith Gray, Events Coordinator. Click here for complete info on the Denis Wood events.
BOSTON: February 22, 7 - 9 p.m.. The Power of Mapping. A OneBook book club discussion with Denis Wood and Catherine D’Ignazio about their respective entries in the International Encyclopedia of Human Geography as well as about the practice, technique, and theory behind research mapping. Hosted by Artists in Context, and at the Design Studio for Social Intervention, 1946 Washington Street, 2nd Floor. RSVP to Max Roberts-Zirker, Program Coordinator, Artists in Context.
2011
LOS ANGELES:September 10 - December 10. An exhibition of the works from Tantra Song at the Santa Monica Museum of Art. If you’re on the West Coast, this is the only chance to see these stunning works in person. Bergamot Station, G1, 2525 Michigan Avenue.
LOS ANGELES: September 17. Opening reception for Something With Birds In It, a site-specific installation by the artist Richard Kraft at the Charlie James Gallery. 975 Chung King Road. Exhibition runs through October 29. Siglio will be releasing a book by Kraft in February 2013.
ST. LOUIS: September 19, Monday, 7:30 p.m. Danielle Dutton (SPRAWL) reads along with Bonnie Jo Campbell. River Styx at Duff’s Reading Series 37th Season. 392 North Euclid.
NEW YORK: September 29 – October 3. The New York Art Book Fair at MOMA P.S.1! Admission is free. And all Siglio titles will be 30% off. Look for Siglio on the first floor in room A, across the hall from the P.S.1/Artbook Store and Café.
LOS ANGELES: October 8, Saturday, 7 p.m. The Poetic Research Bureau presents a reading by poet Peter Gizzi whose new book Threshold Songs is just out from Wesleyan. He’ll read at the Charlie James Gallery, 975 Chung King Road.
NEW YORK: October 21, Friday, 6 - 8 p.m. Book launch for Book of Ruth by Robert Seydel at Printed Matter. Peter Gizzi, Richard Kraft, and poet and BOMB senior editor Mónica de la Torre will talk about Seydel, his process and his work. The conversation begins at 6 p.m. 195 Tenth Avenue.
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