Performances
Reading at St. Mark Poetry Project’s 50th Annual New Year’s Day Marathon
Read during the 9th hour of the Marathon at St. Mark’s Church-in-the-Bowery. 7-8 PM: Hosted by Kyle Dacuyan.
Featuring performances from: Amirtha Kidambi; Fred Moten; Morgan Bassichis; Cecilia Vicuña; Kim Rosenfield; Leah Hennessey; Patricia Spears Jones; Ted Dodson; Malcolm-x Betts; Cecilia Gentili; Cuthwulf Eileen Myles with Ryan Sawyer & Steve Gunn; Pamela Sneed; Kaleem Hawa
photo by Gary Leonard
Reading at Beyond Baroque’s Maximum Return
Excerpt from Some of Us and Phantom Captain, November 10th, 2023 at Beyond Baroque Literary/Arts Center in Venice Beach, CA. With Jack Skelley and Exene Cervenka (pictured).
Excerpt from Phantom Captain
As read by the poet, March 2022. Recorded for the Audiatur Festival for New Poetry 2021-2022 in Bergen, Norway.
Conversation with Jack Skelley
For the “Encounters at the End of the Book” video series by Punctum Books, regarding the second publication of re:evolution for Punctum’s Special Collections project. Recorded May 2023 .
Reading with Chris Kraus, with introduction by Mónica de la Torre
Performed on April 3rd, 2024, at St. Mark’s Poetry Project.
Trailer for USO: I’ll Be Seeing You
Created for the Cold Open Verse Trailer Reel and Printed Matter’s 2016 New York Art Book Fair at MoMA PS1, Queens, NY.
My red, red blood by Marina Rosenfeld
Video installation and live performance using text from Kim Rosenfield’s U.S.O: I’ll be Seeing You. Performed by Ensemble Neon at Dramatikkenshus, Oslo, in December 2011.
Flarf Vs. Conceptual: Kim Rosenfield
Performance at the Whitney Museum, NYC, April 2009.
Other Published Materials
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Spring 1993
Editors:
Kim Rosenfield & Robert Fitterman
Contributors:
Stacy Doris, Benjamin Friedlander, Kim Rosenfield, Bruce Andrews, Martine Bellen, Hannah Weiner, Andrew Levy, Chet Wiener, Charles Bernstein, Sally Silvers, Alan Davies, Rodrigo Rey Rosa, Pat Phillips, Robert Kocik, Paolo Morini, Melanie Neilson
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Editors:
Kim Rosenfield & Robert Fitterman
Contributors:
Elaine Equi, Franck Pruja, Maggie O' Sullivan, Jeff Hull, Jerome Sala, Joan Retallack, Françoise Valery, Sianne Ngai, Ron Silliman, A.L. Nielsen, Stephen Ratcliffe, Kit Robinson, Gary Sullivan, Sabine Herrmann, Klaus Killisch, Benjamin Friedlander, Laynie Browne, Thad Ziolkowski
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A special AIDS issue, Fall 1994
Editor's Note:
In 1982, the term "Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome", or AIDS, was coined by the Federal Centers for Disease Control. Twelve years later, there is still no cure for AIDS, and with tens of thousands of people dying every year (last year alone there were 29,060 deaths reported in the U.S.), there has been frighteningly little progress. The chant of the AIDS activist, "The AIDS Crisis is Not Over" , is a chilling indicator that society still must be reminded of the urgency of the AIDS crisis. Object #3 is a community response to the ongoing struggle with AIDS that confronts us all, forces us to face our own mortality, disturbs our daily sense of reality, and reminds us that silence still equals death.
After my brother Stefan Fitterman died of AIDS in August of 1993, Kim & I decided to dedicate an issue of Object to the AIDS crisis; to offer a space where writers could bring their thoughts and concerns into a public format. We solicited writing from the poetry community that dealt with loss in general or with the AIDS crisis specifically. This issue is a result of those responses. We thank those who contributed to this difficult project.
Editors:
Robert Fitterman Kim Rosenfield
Contributors:
Pat Reed, Robert Fitterman, Steven Hall, Thad Ziolkowski, Fiona Templeton, Hugh Seidman, Liz Fodaski, Douglas Messerli, Alan Davies, Peter Ganick, Michael Gizzi, Andrew Levy, Rod Smith, Kim Rosenfield
Collective Task
“Founded in 2006, Collective Task is an international group of artists and poets with over 30 participants. Our premise is simple: on the first day of each month, a member of the collective assigns a task for the other members to complete within the month.”
Interviews, Press, and Reviews
Patricia Treib, Dissembling Clock, 2018. Used with permission from the artist.
Phantom Captain review, Publisher’s Weekly, 01/03/24
New York’s Longest Night, Izzy Capulong, Office Magazine, 12/23/23
Kim Rosenfield, Phantom Captain, rob mclennan’s blog, 12/19/23
Review: Phantom Captain by Kim Rosenfield, Greg Bem, North of Oxford, 12/1/23
12 or 20 (second series) questions with Kim Rosenfield, rob mclennan’s blog, 10/30/23
Review of USO: I’ll Be Seeing You,
Rachel Trousdale, Harvard Review Online, 7/29/14
Humanitarian strategies for ecosystem stabilization: A review of 're : evolution',
James Sherry & E.J. McAdams, Jacket2, 12/11/11
Eight Discources with Kim Rosenfield: