Zoë Keating photograph by Lane Hartwell

I wish I could remember when I first discovered Zoë Keating. It’s hard to associate her work with a particular year, because there’s something about it that seems to hail from either some almost-here future or some funky alternate history. If steampunk is Victoriana with computers, Keating’s self-dubbed “avant […]

This week the IAF is pleased to share a guest essay from interdisciplinary artist-turned musician-turned writer Jorge Socarras, whom we met through mutual friends in the worlds of music, fashion and literature: a perfect interstitial meeting point!
Jorge started as a painter, but is perhaps most known for his work as a singer-songwriter with producer legend […]

Beth Morrison first came to my attention when she produced BINIBON, the highly interstitial Jack Womack/Elliot Sharp collaboration, last year.  (I wrote about it, and included some of Womack’s lyrics, here, and there are sound clips in Morrison’s archives.)
She is a champion of the uncategorizable; this week’s New Yorker magazine writes:  Morrison is a big […]

I had the pleasure of meeting composer Michael Fiday when we both were in residence at the MacDowell Colony this past fall. I knew he was a cool guy when he rolled up in this car that sported a Pixies bumper sticker, had a few guitars with him and then proposed that some of […]

The IAF is transforming the idea of the 17th Century salon into a 21st Century reality by blasting through physical borders to bring five Interfictions 2 authors (+ one editor) together for a virtual world Salon, hosted by Jackson Street Books in Second Life.
Please join us for this special event devoted to interstitial writing and […]

Don’t let the date keep you away from our next event! An entirely different cast from our New York and Los Angeles readings:  Interfictions & Interfictions 2 authors Theodora Goss, Catherynne Valente, Matthew Cheney, F. Brett Cox, and Shira Lipkin, backed up by local musicians Michael McLaughlin (keys and accordion), Joe Kessler (violin), and Joe […]