The audience is delayed.

The audience is delayed. was performed at the Whitechapel Gallery, London as part of the event, Language is the creek on a stair, an evening of writerly performances organised and delivered by students of the MFA Art Writing program at Goldsmiths', University of London. 

The above images are courtesy of Michael Newman. 

An Exercise for an audience, London

An Exercise for an audience was performed at the PaperWork Magazine launch, Inland Studios, London, on the 7th of June 2013. Footage from Sam Keogh.

Exercise is the title of my text in the Lost and Found issue of PaperWork. Once removed from the loose binding of the publication it activates as a script.
The dialogue of the script satirically details the frustrations of communication between an object, a sculptor and a critic.

Another Exercise for an audience will be hosted by PaperWork in Glasgow next month.

Exercise, published in PaperWork Issue 1: Lost & Found

Exercise is a dialogue between an object, a sculptor and a critic. Using PaperWork's loose binding it is to be pulled out of the magazine and activated as a script.

PaperWork Magazine is an art writing publication providing an interdisciplinary platform for visual artists engaged with writing to publish and distribute their work. PaperWork Magazine spans 80 pages loosely bound, designed by STSQ, with an emphasis on challenging form and function in print. The first issue is both Lost and Found.

The I of poetry and trauma

In October 2012, Daniel Rouke and Holly Pester invited me to produce new work for their Mercy podcast during the Liverpool Biennial. The podcast is titled Sampling, Acclimatisation, and the 'Die Hard' Method and  also features original work by George Major.

My work comes in at 29.00.

Extremes of Fandom; Enemies of the South at Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol

Enemies of the South - Daniel Rourke & Claire Potter

Held in the light studio of the Arnolfini gallery in Bristol, on April 27th 2013, a special Camarade poetry event was held as part of the 4 days festival and the Enemies project, featuring 7 pairs of poets creating original works for the occasion.

Saturday April 27th 2013 at Bristol's Arnolfini: ​a South West Edition of the Camarade series took place as part of the Arnolfini's remarkable 4 days festival programme, curated by Jamie Eastman, which featured many of the most innovative avant garde poets and lingual artists working today. It was a unique event, allowing our programme to travel beyond London, commissioned for the festival specifically, and stretching the reach of our exploration of collaboration in poetry just that little bit further ​​You can read further about the day here and more info on 4 days herehttp://www.arnolfini.org.uk/whatson/series/4-days
​and more on the Enemies event specifically herehttp://www.arnolfini.org.uk/whatson/maintenant-camarade.