This weekend we received the following note on Facebook from Adrienne Durham in Athens, Georgia:
For Interstitial Arts March, may I propose the lovely folks I trained with in Montreal back in 2008? Upside: groovy intersection of yoga, thai massage, acrobatics, and dance…right up my alley. Downside: Per YogaAlliance, the issuers of continuing prof ed hours […]

When I think of interstitiality, I think of ‘between-ness’, of things ‘neither’ or ‘both’. Today is the first of March, which is a very interstitial month - too warm to be winter, too chilly to be spring. I consider September the other most interstitial month of the year, but whereas September is crisp […]

The Polyphony series by Wheatland Press was “conceived as a short fiction venue for stories that would skate gracefully across the boundaries of science fiction, fantasy, magic realism, and literary fiction.” Since it first debuted in 2002, the series has featured spectacular genre-crossing fiction by over 100 talented, award-winning writers, including Interfictions authors Jeffrey Ford […]

Artists and enthusiasts are cordially invited to the first Los Angeles IAF Salon for an evening devoted to the pleasures of conversation among boundary crossing artists, writers, musicians, and creators.
WHEN:  August 15, 10pm – 12am
WHERE:  Skylight Books, 1814 Vermont Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90027, 323-660-1175
Skylight Books is a proudly independent bookstore in Los Angeles in […]

Thought this might be of interest to writers who have something to say about the visual arts - they really want to see bloggers and people in alternative media!
GRANTS FOR ARTS WRITERS
   
Online application form opens — Monday, April 27, 2009
Application Deadline — Monday, June 8, 2009
The Creative Capital | Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant Program […]

We got a fantastic array of work from artists who responded to our search for interstitial images for the cover for our upcoming anthology, Interfictions 2:  over 300 images showed up at the new IAF Pool at Flickr.
Many of them were seriously considered, but we can only do one cover, and in the end editors […]