June 28–July 7, 2005
+ Carolyn Chen + Anna Coburn + David Coll + Kristi Elkins + Christopher Jones + Brian Kane + Grace Leslie +
+ Sarah Miles + Tom Ontiveros + Sabina Piersol + Bruno Ruviaro + Marcia Scott + Erik Ulman + Ann Yi +
Tuesday (June 28)
Arrivals
9 pm: Film: Charles Laughton: The Night of the Hunter
Wednesday (June 29)
9 am: Breakfast
10 am: Brian Kane: Pierre Schaeffer and the Acousmatic
12 Noon: Lunch
2 pm: Improvisation and Rehearsal (Christian Wolff: For Five or Ten People)
6 pm: Dinner
9 pm: Erik Ulman: The New American Cinema 1943-63 (Deren, Anger, Markopoulos, Brakhage, Jack Smith)
Thursday (June 30)
8 am: Breakfast
9 am: Boat Trip with Mark Scott
12 Noon: Lunch
2 pm: Rehearsal (Franck, Fauré, Bach…)
6 pm: Dinner
8 pm: Film: Jacques Rivette: Céline and Julie Go Boating
Friday (July 1)
9 am: Breakfast
10 am: David Coll: Recent Music
12 Noon: Lunch
2 pm: Informal Presentations: Marcia Scott: drainage; portals; and a non-absorbable suture; Brian Kane: Figura; Grace Leslie: Landscape #1
3:30 pm: Rehearsal
6 pm: Dinner
8 pm: Erik Ulman: Polyphony in Film: D.W. Griffith: Corner in Wheat; Jean Rouch: Gare du Nord; Kenneth Anger: Invocation of My Demon Brother; Raul Ruiz: Les Divisions de la nature
Saturday (July 2)
9 am: Breakfast
10 am: Bookstore Trip, Ames’ in Grass Valley
12 Noon: Lunch
2 pm: Rehearsals (Wolff, Cage)
6 pm: Dinner
7:30 pm: Reading: John Ashbery: Litany (Erik Ulman, Sabina Piersol)
9:30 pm: Film: Jean-Pierre Gorin: Poto and Cabengo
Sunday (July 3)
9 am: Breakfast
11 am: John Cage: But What About the Noise… (at the meadow)
12 Noon: Lunch
2 pm: Bruno Ruviaro: On Galina Ustvolskaya
4 pm: Improvisation; Rehearsal (Wolff)
6 pm: Dinner
9 pm: Film: Alfred Hitchcock: Under Capricorn
Monday (July 4)
9 am: Breakfast
10 am: Christopher Jones: On Erasing De Kooning
12 Noon: Lunch
1:30 pm: Rehearsal (Wolff)
2:30 pm: Cornelius Cardew: The Great Learning, Paragraph 7 (at the meadow)
6 pm: Dinner
9 pm: Reading and Discussion: J.H. Prynne: For the Monogram
10 pm: Merce Cunningham: Selected Videos
Tuesday (July 5)
9 am: Breakfast
10 am: Anna Coburn: Recent Work
11 am: Carolyn Chen: On Ineptitude
12 Noon: Lunch
4 pm: Erik Ulman: On My Third String Quartet
6 pm: Dinner
8:30 pm: Tom Ontiveros: Recent Work in Design, Photography, and Video
10 pm: Films: Raul Ruiz: Colloque de chiens; Jean-Luc Godard and Jean-Pierre Gorin: Letter to Jane
Wednesday (July 6)
9 am: Breakfast
Noon: Lunch
2 pm: Rehearsal and Improvisation
6 pm: Dinner
9 pm: John Cage: Two4 (Erik Ulman, violin; Carolyn Chen, piano)
10 pm: Films: Emile de Antonio: Painters Painting (excerpts); Josef von Sternberg: The Scarlet Empress
Thursday (July 7)
Cleanup and dispersal
Acknowledgments
Poto wishes to thank Kristi Elkins for her philanthropy and cooking; Bruno Ruviaro, for recording events and for technical help; Tom Ontiveros, for his photography, additional cooking, and general technical support; David Coll, for sound equipment; Sarah Miles, for making her massage work available; and Mark and Cathy Scott, for additional donations of time and recreation. Poto is sponsored by Intersection for the Arts’ Incubator program.