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May 5, 2020  by Shin Yu Pai

On the Seawall Review

Thanks to poet Page Hill Starzinger for her review of ENSO.

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April 28, 2020  by Shin Yu Pai

Capitol Hill Arts District Streaming Festival

My poem film directed by Yokna Hasegawa, “The Pearl Diver’s Tale“, won an Honorable Mention at this year’s Cadence Video Poetry Festival and will get another screening at this year’s Capitol Hill Arts District Streaming Festival.

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April 21, 2020  by Shin Yu Pai

ENSŌ reviewed at Entropy

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April 21, 2020  by Shin Yu Pai

Fred Wong reviews Ensō at International Examiner

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April 20, 2020  by Shin Yu Pai

Visible Poetry Project Film

Live today at Visible Poetry Project, my poem-film “The Pearl Diver’s Tale” directed by Yokna Hasegawa.

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April 13, 2020  by Shin Yu Pai

“Embarkation” Screening on April 16th

https://nwfilmforum.org/festivals/cadence-video-poetry-festival/
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April 13, 2020  by Shin Yu Pai

“The Pearl Diver’s Tale” Screening on April 15th

https://nwfilmforum.org/festivals/cadence-video-poetry-festival/
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April 3, 2020  by Shin Yu Pai

Post-publication day

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April 3, 2020  by Shin Yu Pai

Embarkation at Cadence Festival

My video poem “Embarkation” made in collaboration with Scott Keva James will screen at Cadence on Friday, April 17th as part of the Breaking the Line showcase.

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April 3, 2020  by Shin Yu Pai

The Pearl Diver’s Tale

So excited to screen a new piece with filmmaker Yokna Hasegawa at NWFF’s upcoming Cadence festival. This film will screen on the Thursday, April 16, as part of of Pivot Turn.

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Yes Yoko Ono

一
Stones
Remove a stone from an unmarked pile.
Choose one pile to add it to -
a mound of joy
or a mound of sorrow.
Or take a stone from a mound of sorrow
and move it to a mound of joy.

二
Painting to let the evening light come through
Lift the blind of the bedroom window.
Place a clear glass bottle
on the window sill.
The painting exists when
the stars have risen.

三

Painting for the wind
Write down your favorite words
on separate scraps of paper.
Leave the paper where there is wind.
The scraps of paper can be lottery receipts,
business cards, or paper napkins.
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