Karishma D'Souza & Zoe Brezsny
divination livestream /
left no written account
Events programmed as part of divination livestream / left no written account :
Sunday, April 14th :
A conversation between Zoe and Karishma, moderated by R. Benedito Ferrão
Saturday, April 27, 7pm:
Readings and Performances by V Manuscript, Ivanna Baranova, and fin des terres
Bios
Zoe Brezsny is a poet from the Bay Area who currently lives in New York. She is the author of Earthworks (Land and Sea Press), The Shortest Century (Eru- dite Fangs) with Anne Waldman, Neuron Waterfall (Heinzfeller Nileisist), and Ec- stasy (Topos Press), an audio cassette of poems. She co-runs the project space gallery Gern en Regalia with Mario Miron and does a weekly guided meditation segment for WFMU radio. Brezsny has worked in radio for over ten years on WFMU (New Jersey), KALX (Berkeley) and KUSF (San Francis- co), and remote broadcasted during the pandemic. Brezsny is interested in the communion of poetry and radio and tap- ping into its space/time continuum.
Brezsny’s poem sound pieces presented at KAJE are accompanied by ambient music created by musician Chet Brogan Bentley.
Karishma D'Souza is a painter based in Lisbon, Portugal. D'Souza's solo exhibitions include ‘Can’t See the Forest’, Xippas Galerie, Geneva (2023), Ocean in Another, Oceans as Archives Conference, Univer- sity of Amsterdam, Amsterdam (2022), ‘Invocation’, Xippas Galerie, Paris (2020), ‘Midway mark’, Baronian-Xippas Galerie, Bruxelles (2019), and ‘History Routes’, Lisboa Open Studios, Atelier Concorde, Lisboa (2018). D'Souza was a resident artist at the Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kunsten (2012-13) and the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture (2017). She has a bachelor’s degree in painting from the Goa College of Art and a master’s degree in printmaking from the Faculty of Fine Arts, M.S.University, Vadodara. Her work is in the collection of the Directorate of Art and Culture, Goa; Centre National des Artes Plastiques (CNAP), Paris, France; the Chadha Art Collection (KRC), the Netherlands; and the Utrecht Centraal Museum, the Netherlands.