Richard Kostelanetz

Richard Kostelanetz appears in the following:

Richard Kostelanetz

Sunday, September 05, 1982

Part two of a two-part conversation with writer and artist Richard Kostelanetz focusing on his experimental audiotape piece, "Invocations," a collage of field recordings of prayers read by ministers and religious leaders.

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Richard Kostelanetz

Sunday, August 29, 1982

Part one of a two-part conversation with writer and artist Richard Kostelanetz on recent experiments with the use of electronic media in literature.

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Richard Kostelanetz

Wednesday, July 08, 1981

Artist and writer Richard Kostelanetz discusses his 1981 Autobiographies, a deconstruction and collage of the author's daily life into a book for which, as host Walter James Miller says, "cubism provides a rough analogy."

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Richard Kostelanetz

Wednesday, June 14, 1978

Jack Sullivan interviews Richard Kostelanetz, editor of the anthology, Esthetics Contemporary.

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Richard Kostelanetz

Tuesday, December 21, 1976

Artist, writer, and editor Richard Kostelanetz discusses his 1975 anthology Essaying Essays: Alternative Forms of Exposition with host Walter James Miller, as well as Kostelanetz's forthcoming anthology, Esthetics Contemporary.

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Richard Kostelanetz

Wednesday, November 24, 1976

Matthew Paris writes: Richard Kostelanetz was from the 70s onward the premier maker of cut-ups, a form pioneered by Karl Schwitters, in America William Burroughs, as a means of fer...

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Beatrice Schuman

Monday, May 24, 1976

Writers Beatrice Chernuchin Schuman, William Packard, Richard Gardner, Richard Kostelanetz, and host Walter James Miller discuss Summer Writers Conferences.

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Richard Kostelanetz and Henry James Korn

Tuesday, March 30, 1976

Writers and artists Richard Kostelanetz and Henry Korn discuss the book, Sixth Assembling: A Collection of Otherwise Unpublishable Manuscripts, and alternative literature. As two out of the three "compilers" of this book, Kostelanetz and Korn discuss their effort to remove editorial authority, their attempts to define "visual fiction," and talk briefly about their upcoming books.

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