Fri May 31, 2013 00:00 - Tue Dec 31, 2013

PRESS RELEASES

Title: VIRTUAL MERCURY HOUSE. Planetary & Interplanetary Events
Author: CATERINA DAVINIO
Publisher: Polìmata, Rome
Year: 2012
228 pages + dvd
With English translation
Illustrated with color images
Prize: 18 Euro
ISBN 978-88-96760-26-0

An opportunity to approach net-poetry and the work of one of the major exponents of electronic poetry, to follow the conceptual development that has accompanied her research in new media since 1990. Caterina Davinio’s events in Venice, in 2009, involved hundreds of poets from around the world, to celebrate the centenary of Italian Futurism: The First Poetry Space Shuttle Landing on Second Life and Network Poetico_Net-Poetry Reading in Web Cam, with participants from different continents, are documented in this book and dvd, with video, photos, interviews, theoretical texts, and poems.

Caterina Davinio was born in Foggia in 1957. Among the pioneers of digital art and poetry, she has participated in more than three hundred exhibitions in many countries, among them the Venice Biennial and collateral events (seven editions from 1997), the Biennale de Lyon, the Biennale of Sydney, the Liverpool Biennial (collateral events), the Athens Biennial, the Hong Kong Artists’ Biennial, the London Biennale, the New Media Art Biennial Merida, Mexico, and many others.
Among her publications: Color Color, novel finalist in the Feronia Prize (1998), Il sofà sui binari, novel (The sofa on the rails, 2013), the essay Techno-Poetry and Virtual Realities (with English translation, 2002), the poetry collections: Serial Phenomenologies (with English translation, 2010, ranked third in the Carver Prize), Il libro dell’oppio (The Book of Opium, 2012), Waiting for the End of the World (with English translation, 2012).

PARTICIPANTS:
Poets and artists included in the anthology of the book:
Catherine Daly, Riccardo Duranti, Marco Palladini, Jonathan Powell, Adrian Arias, Mario Lunetta, Daniel Darsie, Pete Spence, Javier Robledo, Rod Summers, Martin Rieser, Stanka Gjuric, Inbred Hybrid Collective, Don Boyd, Anna Boschi, Bruno Santos, Allan Revich, Robitah Nawawi, Linda Mavian, Lamberto Caravita, Alberto Mori, Djazairia Lamia, Giovanni Fontana, Tomaso Binga, Massimo Zanasi, Eric Dubois, Reid Wood, Holly Crawford, mIEKAL aND, Alckmar Santos, @netwurker, John Gian, Luigi Di Ruscio, Francesco Dalessandro, Fortuna Della Porta, Giorgio Weiss, Nei Duclós, Liliana Ugolini, Francesco Muzzioli, Lamberto Pignotti, Massimo Mori, Mariapia Quintavalla, Ruth Lepson, Nicole Mauro, Anna Balint, Chris Funkhouser, Caterina Davinio

Poets and artists included in the book (in the transcription of the chat Network_Poetico):
Philip Meersman, David Seaman, Craig Saper, Eva Dabara, Phoebe Giannisi, Obododimma Oha, Ruth Lepson, Stefano Donno, Gabriele Montagano, Italo Testa, Annelisa Addolorato, Annamaria Ferramosca.

Theoretical texts by:
Caterina Davinio, Avi Rosen, Luba Diduch, David W. Seaman, Craig Saper, Gabriele Montagano.

Poets included in the DVD (Network_Poetico section: with video-readings in Skype video-call):
Annelisa Addolorato (Milano, Italy)
Vincenzo Bagnoli (Bologna, Italy)
Anna Balint (Budapest, Hungary)
Denis Belley (Québec, Canada)
Eva Dabara (Tel Aviv, Israel)
Luba Diduch (Calgary, Canada)
Stefano Donno (Lecce, Italy)
Matteo Fantuzzi (Bologna, Italy)
Annamaria Ferramosca (Rome, Italy)
Phoebe Giannisi (Athens, Greece)
Juan Diaz Infante (Mexico Ciry, Mexico)
Ruth Lepson (Boston, USA)
Mirona Magearu (Maryland, USA)
Nicole Mauro (San Francisco, USA)
Philip Meersman (Sint-Niklaas, Belgium)
Gabriele Montagano (Neaples, Italy)
Massimo Mori (Florence, Italy)
Francesco Muzzioli (Rome, Italy)
Obododimma Oha (Ibadan, Nigeria)
Lamberto Pignotti (Rome, Italy)
Mariapia Quintavalla (Milano, Italy)
Avi Rosen (Tel Aviv, Israel)
Craig Saper (Orlando, USA)
David Seaman (Savannah, USA)
Elif Sezen (Melbourne, Australia)
Alfonso Siracusa (Siracusa, Italy)
Italo Testa (Paris, France)
Liliana Ugolini (Florence, Italy)
Cristina Vignocchi (Sant'Andrea Pelago/Modena, Italy)

Poets and artists included in the DVD (“Anthology Welcome on Board” section):
1 TULIO RESTREPO ECHEVERRI
2 MANULA
3 CHRIS FUNKHOUSER
4 STEPHAN NIETSCH
5 FRANCISCO PARRAC
6 ETTORE MOSCIÀNO
7 MIDORI MCCABE
8 ROBERT B. LISEK
9 DANIEL DARSIE
10 GIANCARLO MICHELI
11 GIORGIO WEISS
12 LISA MOREN
13 FRANCESCA FINI
14 SUSANA
15 DEBORA ALANNA
16 _GUROGA
17 JELENA MISKOVIC
18 GOSIA KOSCIELAK
19 PAUL TIILILÄ
20 ZENEK
21 MARIANA RENTHEL
22 GINGER SHUICHI
23 OWEN-MURAKAMI
24 CALOGERO BARBA
25 EGO
26 MARISA PLUMB
27 ANNA BALINT
28 CATHERINE DALY
29 TOMMASO CIONI
30 LUBA DIDUCH
31 NEI DUCLÓS
32 G. E. SCHWARTZ
33 ROD SUMMERS
34 DE ELIA ARTISTA
35 EUGENIO LUCREZI
36 PETER CICCARIELLO
37 JUDITH V.
38 ELDA TORRES
39 RICCARDO PREZIOSI
40 DOVRAT ANA MERON
41 LUIGI CANNILLO
42 EVA DABARA
43 FORTUNA DELLA PORTA
44 ELIF SEZEN
45 TITO TRUGLIA
46 DAVID W. SEAMAN
47 RICCARDO DURANTI
48 TATJANA MACIC
49 ALIN DURADURYAN
50 SANGIORGIO DIANA
51 LUKE MUNN
52 LAURA CRISTIN
53 SAMI EL HAGE
54 SCOTT F. HALL
55 BENEDETTA JANDOLO
56 CARLES SORA
57 LINDA RAE DORNAN
58 MARTIN RIESER
59 CARLO SANTORO
60 MOLLY FREDERICKS
61 ALFONSO SIRACSUA
62 BEATRICE PISANI
63 DOUG LARSON
64 AVI ROSEN
65 ROBERTO SCALA
66 ANNA MARIA PUGLIESE
67 ANNAMARIA FERRAMOSCA
68 OBODODIMMA OHA
69 NICOLE MAURO
70 EDVINO UGOLINI
71 TIZIANA BARACCHI
72 G. P. DI MONDEROSE
73 FABIA GHENZOVICH
74 REID WOOD
75 MARIA CADOLINI
76 ELISABETTA DI FIDIO
77 GABRIELE MONTAGANO
78 RENATO SCLAUNICH
79 SIMONA VERRUSIO
80 MARY ANN SULLIVAN
81 GREGORY VINCENT ST. THOMASINO
82 GIORGIO MOIO
83 SARA DE GIORGI
84 JONATHAN POWELL
85 TONY GREEN
86 LANA PALMER
87 ELENA LATINI
88 LUCIA LEAO
89 JOYCE RYCKMAN
90 LIA CHAVEZ
91 MANX WHARTON
92 BIAGIO GUERRERA
93 BIANCA MADECCIA
94 MAXIME BANKS
95 MARCELLO COMITINI
96 ANTONIO SPAGNUOLO
97 SHANA ROBBINS
98 JONATHON KEATS
99 ALEX NODOPAKA
100 SEIEI JACK
101 GIACOMO CONSERVA
102 CATERINA DAVINIO
103 VITTORIO BACCELLI
104 JAKA ŽELEZNIKAR
105 HILARIO ALVAREZ DÍAZ
106 STANKA GJURIC
107 LILIANA UGOLINI
108 COSTIS
109 VALERIA BRANCATO
110 DE FILIPPO
111 GIOSUÈ MARONGIU
112 LIVINGSTON
113 HÉLÈNE CHAMPALOUX
114 INBRED HYBRID COLLECTIVE
115 MARIJA NIKOLA VAUDA
116 PILIPOVIC MANIK
117 J P BALPE
118 DEMOSTHENES AGRAFIOTIS
119 EUGENIA SERAFINI
120 SÉRGIO MONTEIRO DE ALMEIDA
121 ROBITAH NAWAWI
122 MARIAPIA QUINTAVALLA
123 SANTORO EMANUELA
124 ADRIAN ARIAS
125 SANDA NEDIC
126 CLAUDIO GRANDINETTI
127 CARLA DELLA BEFFA
128 ANNA BOSCHI
129 MARIA GRAZIA MARTINA
130 DON BOYD
131 TONY GREEN
132 NATHALIE RANC
133 FLAVIA FERNANDES
134 THOMAS NICOLAI
135 DANIEL DALIGAND
136 ARISTOTELIS TRIANTIS
137 JOE MURRAY
138 GILBERTTO PRADO
139 CECIL TOUCHON
140 BRUNO SANTOS
141 ALLAN REVICH
142 EMANUELA SANTORO
143 LAMBERTO PIGNOTTI
144 LELLO MASUCCI
145 FRANCESCO MUZZIOLI
146 ANGELA IBAÑEZ
147 MARIO LUNETTA
148 VINCENZO BAGNOLI
149 BRUNO CHIARLONE
150 LINDA MAVIAN
151 ALESSIO LIBERATI
152 LAMBERTO CARAVITA
153 AIDANA RICO
154 PASCALE GUSTIN
155 ROSSELLA RICCI
156 IGNACIO PÉREZ PÉREZ
157 ALBERTO MORI
158 ARMANDO TINNIRELLO
159 MARIA GRAZIA GALATÀ
160 VINCENT GREGORY
161 ROBERT VAN SAANE
162 RICHARD PIEGZA
163 CARMELA CORSITTO
164 JUAN JOSE DÍAZ INFANTE
165 MARGHERITA LEVO ROSENBERG
166 GIOVANNI STRADA
167 RENATA STRADA
168 REYNOLDS
169 PAUL MURPHY
170 PIOTR OSUSZKIEWICZ
171 PEDRO JUAN LOPEZ
172 MARIA GRAZIA CALANDRONE
173 PETE ASPENCE
174 G.H. HOVAGIMYAN
175 KLAUS PETER DENCKER
176 RADOSLAV B. CHUGALY
177 DJAZAIRIA LAMIA
178 MARÍA JIMENA PINTOS
179 KEITH A. BUCHHOLZ
180 SARA MAINO
181 MUD SCAB
182 GUIDO VERMEULEN
183 ITALO TESTA
184 GIOVANNI FONTANA
185 LORENZO MAZZA
186 TOMASO BINGA
187 GIGI ZOPPELLO
188 ERIC DUBOIS
189 WILTON AZEVEDO
190 KARISSA LANG
191 RANDY ADAMS
192 LUCAS FARRELL
193 JOHN M. BENNETT
194 MASSIMO ZANASI
195 JAVIER ROBLEDO
196 HOLLY CRAWFORD
197 GUSTAVO SÀNCHEZ-VELANDIA
198 LUC FIERENS
199 MASSIMO MORI
200 ALFONSO LENTINI
201 STEFANO DONNO
202 MIEKAL AND
203 ROSETTA BERARDI
204 PAOLO ARCERI
205 ALCKMAR SANTOS
206 SITALO NOVE
207 LUISELLA CARRETTA
208 LAURA MAUTONE
209 SERGIO SARRITZU
210 IRVING WEISS
211 GABRIELLA DI TRANI
212 BEN BRACK
213 MATTEO FANTUZZI
214 FRANCO PIRI FOCARDI
215 ANAT ELBERG
216 MARIO VASSALLE
217 GERALDO DE JOACHIMA
218 TED WARNELL
219 ENRICO TAVERNINI
220 ILARIA DRAGO
221 MARCO PALLADINI
222 ANTONIA COLASANTE
223 IDA CAMPAGNOLA
224 DORON FURMAN
225 PIETRO BARBERA
226 FARAÒN METEOSÈS
227 CHIARA DE LUCA
228 @NETWURKER
229 JOHN GIAN
230 LUIGI DI RUSCIO
231 FRANCESCO DALESSANDRO
232 RUTH LEPSON
233 NICOLE MAURO

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and others.

In case you cannot find this book, you can order a copy to the cultural association ART ELECTRONICS: contact clprezi@tin.it

Fri Feb 01, 2013 09:30 - Fri Feb 01, 2013

Roma, Italy

PORTRAITS OF POETRY 2013

February 1st, 12:15 AM, in the context of the international festival Ritratti di poesia (Portraits of Poetry),
the video art work * The First Poetry Space Shuttle Landing on Second Life *, by Caterina Davinio, will be screened
at Tempio di Adriano in Rome. This work is part of the book "Virtual Mercury House. Planetary and Interplanetary Events", a book with dvd, published by Polimata Publisher, of Rome, and containing theoretical writings, interviews, and documents about net-poetry (with English translation), and also poetry contributions by more than 200 international authors, who participated in the events curated by Caterina Davinio in the context of the Venice Biennial and Collateral Events.
Everything you would like to know about net-poetry: don't miss it!

Caterina Davinio will be also present at Tempio di Adriano with a poetry reading from her recent books:
The Book of Opium (Puntoacapo Publisher, Novi Ligure 2012) and Waiting for The End of the World (Fermenti Publisher, Rome 2012)
In videostreraming on
Rai Letteratura
www.letteratura.rai.it

We are waiting for you all!
See the schedule of the meeting below, with several international poets:

RITRATTI DI POESIA (Portraits of Poetry) Seventh Edition
Promoted and organized by Roma Foundation

Friday February 1st 2013
dalle 9:30 alle 21:00
Tempio di Adriano
Piazza di Pietra, Roma

Incontri, confronti, letture, idee, versi, voci

9:30 - 10:20
A che serve la poesia?
A cura di e con Maria Grazia Calandrone
Intervengono Roberto Cescon e Marco Zulian

10:30 - 11:10
Saluto del Presidente della Fondazione Roma
Prof. Avv. Emmanuele F.M. Emanuele
Premio Fondazione Roma Ritratti di Poesia
Consegna del premio
Letture di Cosimo Cinieri

11:20 - 11:45
Idee di carta
Incontro con le case editrici e riviste di poesia:
Edizioni L'Obliquo
Edizioni Pulcinoelefante
Capoverso
Semicerchio

11:50 - 12:10
Di penna in penna (Prima parte)
Laura Canciani, Gilberto Mazzoleni, Marzia Spinelli

12:15 - 12:45
In altra forma
Caterina Davinio, Daniela Perego e Carmine Sorrentino

12:50 - 13:20
Di penna in penna (Seconda parte)
Tomaso Binga, Flavio Ermini

13:25 - 14:00
Sinfonietta poetica
Maria Borio, Tommaso Di Dio, Serena Maffia, Domenico Arturo Ingenito

14:14:15
Pausa

15:15 - 14:55
Confluenze
Moira Egan (USA), Gezim Ajadari (Albania), Jaqueline Risset (Francia),
Natalia Stepanova (Russia)

15:00 - 15:45
Di penna in penna (Terza parte)
Nino de Vita, Umberto Piersanti, Ida Travi

15:50 - 16:30
Poesia sconfinata (Prima parte)
Faek Hwajeh, con Elena Chili
Olvido Garcìa Valdés (Spagna), con Matteo Lefevre

16:35 - 16:55
La forza della parola
Incontro con Frankie HI-NRG MC

17:00 - 17:40
Poesia sconfinata (Seconda parte)
Michael Krueger (Germania), con Anna Maria Carpi
C. K. Williams (USA), con Damiano Abeni

17:45 - 18:45
Di penna in penna (Quarta parte)
Franco Buffoni, Vivian Lamarque, Antonio Riccardi, Valentino Zeichen

18:45 - 19:45
Il tempio rimarrà chiuso per pausa tecnica

20:00 - 21:00
Parole dorate
Fiorella Mannoia interpreta i cantautori
Intervista di Federica Gentile
Recital
Con la partecipazione di Frankie HI-NRG MC
Ingresso libero fino ad esaurimento posti
Prenotazione obbligatoria all'esterno dalle 18:00

21:00 Saluti e chiusura della manifestazione

Interviews curated by:
Ennio Cavalli, Stas Gavronski e Vincenzo Mascolo

Mon Jul 23, 2012 03:00 - Mon Dec 31, 2012

Barletta, Italy

* Please circulate *
An interview with Caterina Davinio about The Book of Opium and more, with photography works:
http://intervistadautore.blogspot.it/2012/07/dodici-domande-caterina-davinio.html

Translate into English (copy and paste in your browser):
http://translate.google.it/translate?sl=it&tl=en&js=n&prev=_t&hl=it&ie=UTF-8&layout=2&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Fintervistadautore.blogspot.it%2F2012%2F07%2Fdodici-domande-caterina-davinio.html

Some poems from The Book of Opium + two upublished works:
http://italiadautore.blogspot.it/2012/07/caterina-davinio-il-libro-delloppio.html

NEW IN THE BOOKSTORES: Caterina Davinio, IL LIBRO DELL'OPPIO, Puntoacapo Editrice, 2012. ISBN 978-88-6679-110-2
Purchase: acquisti@puntoacapo-editrice.com

Fri Jul 06, 2012 19:00 - Fri Jul 06, 2012

Viareggio, Italy

*Come to the presentation of the book, if you can, share, circulate*

Title: IL LIBRO DELL'OPPIO (THE BOOK OF OPIUM)

Author: CATERINA DAVINIO
Publisher: Puntoacapo, Novi Ligure

Il libro dell'oppio (The Book of Opium), namely: the cursed years of a protagonist of the international electronic art and poetry.

Opium and opiates, literary vice par excellence - with a history and personalities in the literary scene, from Baudelaire to De Quincey, from Coleridge to Burroughs - find in this work a space unencumbered by victimism or prejudice, with a delirious perspective, but free from censorship and taboos.

The author writes in the introductory note: "These are sick (and hellish) paradis artificiels... It is better not to talk about certain diseases of body and soul, it is better to conceal them, not to upset the sensibility of those who, in the world, can so surely separate good and evil, health and affliction, heaven and hell. In fact, this book remained unpublished, and I would say secret, for more than twenty years".

We can define The Book of Opium a work by a young poet: it contains, in fact, lyrics created by Davinio when she was from seventeen to thirty years old.

Mauro Ferrari points out in the afterword: "This is poetry which brings together in one bundle a life experience which is anyway full and painfully joyous - I too suggest an oxymoron - that in Italy this poetry has very few equals, and that it takes refuge neither in a more or less cursed attitude, nor in moralism. [...] The poetry of Caterina Davinio drips vitality, corporeality and physicality, which, I think, makes us love life beyond measure, because it sinks its nails into abjection, into hazard and death - into a challenge to death, even, without rhetoric, neither in the construction of the verses nor in the narrative dimension of this lucid and hallucinated diary. […] History? Yes, the dates (between 1975 and 1990) tell us about the years of terrorism and heroin; but the single texts, however, tell us a story - rather they offer to us fragmented instants, a heap of broken images, that do not aspire to total organicity - where the pursuit of pleasure (momentary and fleeting, as always pleasure is, according to the poet Leopardi) merges with the immersion in pain like systole and diastole. The desperate search for drugs is wandering, delay and waiting ("the waiting is everything"); the resurrection to life after a night of drugs, or the lucidity that shines between two chasms, is then the terrible confirmation of the value of "that life which is missing", confirmation of how life should be wooed, to feel alive one more day, drunk on the edge of the abyss."

Caterina Davinio, writer, poet and artist, is known for her work in new media, which has brought her, since 1990, in contact with the international avant-garde circuits, in publications, festivals, exhibitions and meetings of global significance, such as the Venice Biennial, the Biennale of Sydney, of Lyon, of Liverpool, of Athens, of Merida, E-Poetry festival (Barcelona and Buffalo, NY), Manifesta and many others, with over three hundred appearances in meaningful exhibition contexts. This book gives us an opportunity to know a dark period preceding 1990, in the Seventies and the Eighties, offering a gallery of situations, characters and atmosphere from the world of drug addiction, with moments of hedonism, nihilism, but also playful, or dramatic, such as in Overdose, Anorexia, Flash (Poem of Heroin).

The Book of Opium presents one hundred and fourteen selected poems from the collection Fatti deprecabili (Deplorable Facts), almost entirely unpublished, which contains texts written from Davinio's early adolescence. Davinio began writing poetry at the age of fourteen years, composing, from 1971 until 1997, over four hundred poems and performance texts; some of them were included in anthologies, readings and theater performances in the late Eighties and Nineties. The poems included in this book, never printed or presented before, are a first attempt to organize and arrange part of those manuscripts for publication.

The themes of drugs and marginality are not new in Davinio's literary production, already present in her novel Color Color, in various poems, and in her book Serial Phenomenologies (2010).

The Book of Opium, with its language directed, up from its origins, to experimentation, with a vocation for breaking the syntactical structures, the verses, and, sometime, the words, with the unpredictability of some unexpected passages and variations, provides, in a not merely neo-realistic way, an unprecedented insight into life and the youth culture of the Seventies and the Eighties, perhaps the generation most affected by what has been called the drug culture.

***

Born in Foggia in 1957, Caterina Davinio grew up in Rome, where, after a degree in Italian Literature at Sapienza University, she dealt with contemporary art and new media, as a writer, as a curator and a theorist. Featured in international anthologies and journals, she has published the poetry collection Serial Phenomenologies, Campanotto, 2010, special mention in Nabokov Prize 2011, with parallel English text, afterword by Francesco Muzzioli and a critical note by David W. Seaman; the novel Color Color, 1998; the essays: Techno-Poetry and Virtual Realities, 2002, with preface by Eugenio Miccini, and Virtual Mercury House. Planetary & Interplanetary Events, book with dvd, 2012, about net-poetry. She gained recognitions as a finalist in the awards: Lorenzo Montano, Franco Fortini, 2011, Scriveredonna 2010 (Pescara), for unpublished poetry. Among the pioneers of digital poetry and art in 1990, she has exhibited in more than three hundred expos in many countries of Europe, Asia, America, Australia. Since 1997 she participated and has created poetry and multimedia art events in seven editions of the Venice Biennale and collateral events.

Year: 2012 - Genre: Poetry -
168 pages - Price: 16 Euro

Purchase:

* Orders from the publisher: acquisti[at]puntoacapo-editrice.com

* Free copies: journalists, critics, cultural centers and libraries that can make the book available to public consultation, can request a free copy by writing to the cultural association ART ELECTRONICS: clprezi[at]tin.it (please, write your address, the name of your journal/review a nd web site address)

On the cover: Caterina Davinio, digital elaboration from a photographic self-portrait created in 1979.

Mon Feb 27, 2012 00:10 - Sat Mar 31, 2012

Italy

*** Television interview with Caterina Davinio about e-poetry, on the Italian national channel La7, on Monday February 27th, in the program
InnovatiON, at 00:10, soon on-line here: www.la7.it/innovation

Forthcoming, not to be missed:
NEW!*** Caterina Davinio, Il libro dell'oppio (The Book of Opium), drugs and addiction: poems from the "cursed" years 1975-1990, Puntoacapo Publisher, Novi Ligure 2012.
NEW!*** Caterina Davinio, Virtual Mercury House - Planetary & Interplanetary Events, book + dvd, theoretical texts, documents and interviews about e-poetry and net-poetry, Polìmata Publisher, Rome 2012. All the events on the centenary of Italian Futurism (with more than 200 artists and poets involved in the Venice Biennale). With parallel English text.

*CATERINA DAVINIO FINALIST AND SPECIAL MENTION IN NABOKOV LITERARY AWARD
***Caterina Davinio's book Serial Phenomenologies (Campanotto Publisher, 2010) is finalist and special mention in the Poetry Section of Nabokov Award 2011.
Afterword by Francesco Muzzioli and critical note by the American translator David. W. Seaman. With parallel English text.
Buy on line:
http://www.bol.it/libri/autore/Caterina-Davinio/7/S/-0/
Orders: http://www.campanottoeditore.com/contattaci.php

*** READ THE CRITIQUES ON-LINE (in Italian)
Poesia 2.0
http://www.poesia2punto0.com/2011/02/25/caterina-davinio-fenomenologie-seriali/

Imperfetta Ellisse
http://ellisse.altervista.org/index.php?/archives/502-Caterina-Davinio-Fenomenologie-seriali.html

Reti Dedalus
http://www.retididedalus.it/Archivi/2011/marzo/LETTURE/2_davinio.htm

Kult Underground
http://www.kultunderground.org/articoli.asp?art=1765

STAY TUNED!

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More: Techno-Poetry (essay): http://xoomer.alice.it/kareninazoom/daviniobook.htm (En)
Archeo Computer-Poetry (on YouTube) http://www.youtube.com/CaterinaDav
DVD or secure web files featured on demand to curators and gallery
owners. Contact: davinio@tin.it
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Davinio's works featured by ASAC / The Venice Biennale, The Lyon
Bienniale (F), Athens Biennial, Polyphonyx (F), Biennale of Siydney,
Artmedia (Salerno, I), Liverpool Biennial, E-poetry Barcelona, E-Poetry Buffalo (NY),
Rhizome (NYC), Galleria Comunale d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea of Rome,
Hong Kong Artists' Biennial, Caixaforum Barcelona, New Media Art Biennial (Merida, Mexico)
and many others.