Person dances
The presenter is to the left of the projector. The video pauses halfway through and the slide changes. Text, Walking Poems, Rich Grunn
Text, Poetry will find you. In a black and white video on the projector screen, a man walks from left to right along a path in a park lined with park benches. He pauses in the middle, look side to side as he holds a briefcase, then sits in the middle of a bench.
Seated, he looks side to side, then reaches for a paper. He opens the paper and begins to read it. Text, Poetry will find you.
The man stands up from the park bench and looks around. He adjusts his tie as he looks down at the paper.
A piece of trash blows in the wind and lands nearby.
The man approaches it and picks it up.
He studies the crinkled page, which has the word Motion written across it in all capitals.
Text, Inspiration Poetry, Ward Tietz.
Ward Titz, The Myth of Metal, The Myth of Wood. In Your Ear Poetry, D C Art Center, Washington, DC, April 2004. Sculptural Performance, Ward Tietz. Ward sits before audience.
He stands up from H frame.
Text, A Tessellation of the word sphere, Henry Segerman
Free cage.
Having
Old and New
Mayhem Poem, Ted Warnell
Text on projector screen too blurry to decipher.
Self-reflexive
Dream you lost, toss all night.
Photo of man in upper left corner.
Text, Heavy Industries
The numeral 10 appears in black on white background, word nine, numeral 8, word seven, numeral 6, word five, numeral 4, word three. Text, Young-Hae Chang Heavy Industries Presents Joe Jones. Joe Jones never got a show.
A line curves to form the word Your in cursive, then arms.
The cursive words Ha, aha and Heh flash on a thin black line.