Pavel Arseniev: "Reported Speech and Other Ways of Transmitting Voices"

Date and Time

December 5, 2018
05:30PM - 07:00PM EST

Location

Barker 373 (Klasson Room)

Pavel Arseniev (b. 1986) is a Russian artist, poet and theoretician. He is also known for editing and galvanizing intellectual forces around the St. Petersburg-based journal of poetics and theory, Translit – an activity for which he received an Andrei Bely prize, Russia’s most prestigious literary award – and for inventing the slogan that became a rallying cry of the 2012 anti-Putin protests. His poems have been translated into English, Italian, Danish, Dutch, Bulgarian, Polish and Slovenian.

Speaker(s): 

Pavel Arseniev, Poet; 2012 Recipient of the Andrei Bely Prize.

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