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A MODERN READER #2: And That’s It, More or Less
When I was in college, I had a crush on Ugly Duckling Presse the way 17 year-olds in 1958 had a crush on Jack Kerouac. Now, this isn’t to compare the two groups (shrewd letterpress publishers and the...
View ArticleLet’s Take a Walk Together
James Yeh writes on the Spontaneous Society for Faster Times, Jon Cotner’s ambulatory, real-life interaction/art installation, inciting strangers to interact positively with one another.The project was...
View ArticlePoem Forest
“Urban planners, artists, and citizens around the world must open poetic space within increasingly cramped, increasingly bottom-line-driven cities. Our political animalness gets claustrophobic. We...
View ArticleSpontaneous Society
Spontaneous Society is a recurring interactive walk lead by Jon Cotner, involving five participants and a “catalog of one-line utterances” that replace “urban anonymity with affection.” You can listen...
View ArticleJoke or Treat
Artist Jon Cotner celebrated Halloween by collecting jokes from his neighbors in Brooklyn.Check out his slideshow at The Hairpin.Related Posts:Read (and listen to) Long Meadow!Spontaneous SocietyPoem...
View ArticleRead (and listen to) Long Meadow!
Artist/Poet Jon Cotner has a poem, “Long Meadow,” over at The American Reader. Not only can you read this amazing poem but it has audio!I still have yet to adjust to North American life I...
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