Reading with author Leah Noble Davidson
Friday, September 20th at 7pm
Sponsored by University of Hell Press and Art Produce Gallery
Conventional wisdom holds that art and science are mutually exclusive. Leah Noble Davidson disagrees. Consider the laboratory of the human endeavor: The absolute magnitude of love. The combustion of passion. The gravity of pain.
Friday, September 20th at 7pm
Sponsored by University of Hell Press and Art Produce Gallery
Conventional wisdom holds that art and science are mutually exclusive. Leah Noble Davidson disagrees. Consider the laboratory of the human endeavor: The absolute magnitude of love. The combustion of passion. The gravity of pain.
Davidson guides us through the physics of us and introduces a breakthrough theory: Poetry in motion. Poetic Scientifica is at once urgent and gorgeous and brutal. Davidson catalyzes cognitive and behavioral psychology, visual culture, and linguistics to remind us that science, like life, is a sequence of experiences that result in deeper understanding of our own stories. Call it a book; Davidson wrote an experiment.
Leah Noble Davidson has enthusiasm up the wahoo. Trained originally as a storyteller, she's been writing and performing poetry for well over a decade. When not conducting design research, she’s working to get poets into classrooms. She’s been published in various magazines, journals, and small press zines including, but not limited to Alberta Street Anthologies, Blur, Night Bomb Press, Small Doggies, Harper Perennial, and Love and Car Crashes. Portland named her "ruthlessly charming," and her calling card says "Asker of Questions," call her whatever you want: she's coming to your city.
Leah Noble Davidson has enthusiasm up the wahoo. Trained originally as a storyteller, she's been writing and performing poetry for well over a decade. When not conducting design research, she’s working to get poets into classrooms. She’s been published in various magazines, journals, and small press zines including, but not limited to Alberta Street Anthologies, Blur, Night Bomb Press, Small Doggies, Harper Perennial, and Love and Car Crashes. Portland named her "ruthlessly charming," and her calling card says "Asker of Questions," call her whatever you want: she's coming to your city.
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