The museum has also made the exhibition guide available online, so you can see all the artworks and poems!
Category: Videos
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Woodland Pattern Poetry Marathon 2025 – Now Online
“Woodland Pattern’s most highly anticipated annual event, the Poetry Marathon is a two-day, 24-hour lyrical extravaganza with performances from more than 300 individual poets, musicians, and moving image artists from Milwaukee and around the globe.”
Now that the livestream of the Poetry Marathon is over, Woodland Pattern has posted the recordings for Saturday. January 25 and Sunday, January 26 to YouTube. You can also jump straight to my reading by watching the embedded video below!
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Woodland Pattern Poetry Marathon 2024 – Now Online
“Woodland Pattern’s most highly anticipated annual event, the Poetry Marathon is a two-day, 24-hour lyrical extravaganza with performances from more than 300 individual poets, musicians, and moving image artists from Milwaukee and around the globe.”
Now that the livestream of the Poetry Marathon is over, Woodland Pattern has posted the streams for Saturday. January 27 and Sunday, January 28 to YouTube for posterity.
And if you want to jump straight to the Wisconsin Fellowship of Poets block from Sunday, which is where my reading appears, I’ve embedded that below. I realize that it’s just because my last name came first alphabetically, but I’m still a little chuffed that I got to go first!
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Woodland Pattern Poetry Marathon 2023 – Posted Online
“Woodland Pattern’s most highly anticipated annual event, the Poetry Marathon is a two-day, 24-hour lyrical extravaganza with performances from more than 300 individual poets, musicians, and moving image artists from Milwaukee and around the globe.”
Now that the livestream of the Poetry Marathon is over, Woodland Pattern has posted the streams for Saturday and Sunday to YouTube, so you can check them out there! It was a real honor to be able to participate as well as to hear some amazing poets during the streams.
And if you want to jump straight to the Wisconsin Fellowship of Poets block from Saturday, which is where my reading appears, I’ve embedded that below:
