Open Mic Followed by Featured Reader Anne-Marie Cusac. Anne-Marie Cusac's poetry has appeared in Poetry, Iowa Review,TriQuarterly, The American Scholar, The Madison Review, and Crab Orchard Review. 

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This exhibition features Jane Dalrymple-Hollo, who grew up in the northern Mississippi town of Amory, earned her BFA from the University of Alabama, her MFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art, and a Master of Liberal Arts from Johns Hopkins School of Continuing Education while serving an apprenticeship in Library Conservation. She was a rare book conservator at Brigham Young University before moving to Boulder, Colorado with her husband, poet Anslem Hollo.

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Charlotte Hug is a musician, composer, and visual artist who lives in Zurich and London. She studied music and viola with Henrik Crafoord at the SMPV Berne and Paul Silverthorne in London, and received training in scenic design at the University of Art and Design Zurich. Chicago based cellist Fred Lonberg-Holm has played and studied music in a variety of situations from the Juilliard School to beyond. A former student of Anthony Braxton, Morton Feldman, Bunita Marcus and Pauline Oliveros, his primary projects are his Valentine Trio and The Lightbox Orchestra.

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One of the most respected poets of the Beat and San Francisco Renaissance periods, David Meltzer is joined by San Francisco Bay Area poet Michael Rothenberg, author of Unhurried Vision. Presented in partnership with the Milwaukee Book Festival.

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