3 phases of a rite of passage
1. Separation (divestiture)
2. Transition (liminality) The borderlands—betwixt
3. Incorporation
In the liminal phase a person is “temporarily undefined”, “stripped of status” and “beyond normative social structure”. They are neither here nor there. (Turner)
A person is ambiguous… Danger or potential?
Relationship to dominant narrative
· Liminal entities need to transform, transition & invest into the laws, customs, conventions and ceremonies of a social hierarchy.
· People who can not completely or refuse to do this (conscientious objectors, colonized ethnicities) isolate or communally express the idea of anti-structure.
· In spatial terms people are inside (invested), in between (liminal), on the edge (marginal), beneath (inferior—you are denied privileged entry into a social system), outside (don’t accept the social hierarchy & narrative—step outside it).
Minimalism Kinetic Typography Poem
Superhero—A Visual Poem
Fluxus Poetry
From the Latin word meaning “to flow”. Artists blend different artistic media and disciplines—intermedia.
velveteenrabbi.blog.com
Letter to liminal places
Fluxus Manifesto
Fluxus Poetry Blog
Have you used Wordle?
Shane Koyczan
Black Ice
Performance poetry: Thirsty Dog, K’Rd
James George’s Blog
Phantom Billstickers Blog
Art & Peotry by Tracey Tawhiao (Kete Aranui)
Leaving a trail…
Fishes of the fifth blind finger (folding book pages)
Computer visualizations of poetry texts
5 Binary Poems by Ladislav Nebesky
Off the page
Michelle Leggot and Helen Sword
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