Note that that all material on poetry video will be moving to poetryvideo.com soon. Once it does, we'll put a notice to that effect here. If you're familiar with the old poetryvideo.com, this will be a completely different creature emphasising poetryvideo instead of documenting poets with video.
The links in the New section are current. The links in the old section are mostly dead. Over the next few months they'll be checked and combined with the new section and the new links slowly annotated. If you've got a suggestion for a site that covers poetry video in some way, please email.
Kurt Heintz is based in Chicago and co-created the National Poetry Video Festival. He has been broadcast in New York and Chicago, plus exhibited in Boston, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. Although his work is not available on line this site provides a comprehensive biography.
Arturo Cubacub was born in the Phillapines and is now based in Chicago. His videopoetry has appeared across the country, including the San Fransisco Poetry Film Festival. Check out his biography.
Christopher Hepburn is a digital video poet living in Albany, California and working on a Master's in Interdisciplinary Arts at San Francisco State University. His video poem "Phenyl.mov" was shown at the 19th Annual Poetry Film and Video Festival in San Francisco. Check out his artist's statement.
Tim Wood is a video poet living in Dallas, Texas and working on a M.A. in Humanities at the University of Texas at Dallas. His video poem Unseen was shown at the 3rd Annual Austin International Poetry Festival.
National Poetry Video Festival is based in Chicago. Contact the Festival via Kurt Heintz at malachit@tezcat.com
Voice and Pen '97, based in Dallas, is a festival devoted to new media poetry, including poetry video. Check out the Festival's web page.
Poetry Film and Video Festival is based in San Fransisco. The festival has been operating for 19 years and offers a videotape of the best of last year's festival.
Telepoetics is one of the largest sites on the web devoted to new media poetry.
Time Coded Language: A Shirt Pocket How-and-When Chronicle of Poetry Video in Chicago is Kurt Heintz's overview of videopoetry and it's evolution in Chicago.
On Poetry Video. Arturo Cubacub discusses the basis for poetry and the reason both poetry and Arturo have moved into videopoetry
Patricia Reinhardt Monaco, Three Video Poems and an Essay on the Aesthetics of Adaption. Dallas: The University of Texas at Dallas, 1981