HNA News Bulletin #3, July 16, 2017
This the third of a series of bulletins about arrangements and the program for the Haiku North America conference in Santa Fe, New Mexico, 13–17 September 2017.
We’ll send these messages out to all via group e-mail and post them on the HNA blog and Facebook and Twitter pages. The information is always available on the HNA 2017 website as well: http://www.haikunorthamerica.com/2017-conference.html.
Things are moving so fast these days that we’ll probably want to send these News Bulletins out every several days. If you would rather not receive these e-mails, let us know and we’ll take your name off the mailing list.
Did I mention that your feedback is welcome?
* * * * *
Better get registered! Prices go up on August 1!
The Program — Finally!
The schedule of presentations and events for HNA 2017 has now been posted on the website.
PRELIMINARY PROGRAM SCHEDULE
FIRST DRAFT — 15 July 2017
Note: Sessions will be held in two conference rooms; most presentations will be concurrent.
Wednesday, September 13
1:00–5:00 Registration, Book Fair setup, Silent Auction setup
afternoon Ginkō (informal sightseeing in Santa Fe)
3:00–5:00 Optional group tour of the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum
5:30–6:30 Welcome Reception
6:30–8.00 Supper on your own
8:00–9:30 Kaleidoscope—New Book Launches & Readings—1st session
• Donna Bauerly -- Raymond Roseliep
• Brad Bennett — A Drop of Pond
• John Brandi — A House By Itself — Selected Haiku: Masaoka Shiki
• Terry Ann Carter — Tokaido
• Sonia Coman-Ernstoff — Passages
Thursday, September 14
9:00–9:30 Opening Ceremonies
• Welcomes & Blessings
• Greetings & Announcements
9:30–10:30 Introductions & Round Reading
10:30–11:30 The State of Haiku: Land of Enchantment —Scott Mason
11:00–2:00 Weathergrams (calligraphy demonstration)
— Escribiente: The Albuquerque Calligraphy Society
11:30–12:00 New Mexico Haiku — Miriam Sagan
12:00–1:00 Buffet lunch
1:00–2:00 HNA 2017 Memorial Reading —Deborah P Kolodji
2:00–3:00 Mexican Haiku: Tradition, Translation, and Transgression
—Cristina Rascón-Castro
2:00–3:00 The Ancient Chinese Approach to Understanding the Seasons — Alexis Rotella
3:00–4:00 Haiku Performance — Jim Kacian
3:00–4:00 The Power of Haiku and Practice (workshop) — Natalie Goldberg
4:00–5:00 What the Earth Holds (haibun workshop) — Margaret Chula
4:00–5:00 Haiku: A First for Everything (workshop ) — Tom Painting
5:00–6:00 HNA 2017 Regional Reading — Kath Abela & Rick Wilson
5:00–6:00 Book-making Workshop—1st session — Terry Ann Carter
6:00–7:30 Dinner on your own
7:30–9:00 Kaleidoscope—New Book Launches & Readings—2nd session
• Carolyn Hall — Calculus of Daylilies
• Deborah P Kolodji — Highway of Sleeping Towns
• David G. Lanoue & contributors, Write like Issa
• Vicki McCullough — Sisyphus: Haiku Work of Anna Vakar
• Jacquie Pearce --The Jade Pond
• Claudia Coutu Radmore -- the business of isness
9:00– ?? Late-night Renku Writing—Part One
— Marshall Hryciuk & Karen Sohne
Friday, September 15
9:00–10:00 Zen and Haiku — Henry Shukman
10:00–11:00 Haiku: The Basics (workshop) — Jeannie Martin
10:00–11:30 African American Haiku (panel discussion)
— John Zheng, Meta Schettler, Tiffany Austin, & Ce Rosenow
11:00–11:30 Collaborative Tones in Writing to Art (workshop)
— Robert T. Lundy & Elizabeth Yahn Williams
11:30–12:00 President Obama’s Earthtone Haiku — David McMurray
11:30–12:00 Georgia O’Keeffe & the Haiku Aesthetic
— Lidia Rozmus & Charles Trumbull
12:00–1:00 Buffet lunch
1:00–2:00 Senryu and Haiku in the Santa Fe Internment Camp
(William J. Higginson Memorial Lecture) — Teruko Kumei
1:00–2:00 Haiga Gallery (video & slide show)
2:00–3:00 Cover to Cover: Writing and Publishing a Book of Haiku
(panel discussion) Deborah P Kolodji; Brad Bennett,
Paul Miller, K.J. Munro, & Alan Pizzarelli
2:00–3:00 Prickly Pear: Touch in Haiku (workshop) — Jeannie Martin
3:00–4:00 Native American Haiku — Donna Beaver
3:00–4:00 Haiku and the Art of Forest Bathing (workshop)
— Michael Dylan Welch
4:00–5:00 Creating Haiku Community on the Ground (panel discussion)
— Susan B. Auld, Michele Root-Bernstein, Dan Schwerin,
& Julie Warther
4:00–4:30 Teaching Haiku / Online Course
— Rich & Zoann Schnell & Jean Ann Hunt
4:30–5:00 Winnows: HaikOuLiPo — Maxianne Berger
5:00–6:00 HNA 2017 Anthology Reading
— Scott Wiggerman & Michael Dylan Welch
6:00–7:30 Dinner on your own
7:30–9:00 Kaleidoscope—New Book Launches & Readings—3rd session
• Kala Ramesh -- beyond the horizon beyond
• Michele Root-Bernstein & Francine Banwarth — The Haiku Life
• Alexis Rotella — Between Waves
• Ruth Yarrow — Lit from Within
• Yoko’s Dogs — Rhinoceros
• Karina M. Young — Eucalyptus Wind
9:00– ?? Late-night Renku Writing—Part Two
— Marshall Hryciuk & Karen Sohne
Saturday, September 16
9:00–10:00 Copyright for Haiku Authors — Robert Rotella
9:00–10:00 Dance Your Way Through earthtones (Indian classical dance
& haiku) — Preethi Ramaprasad & Kala Ramesh
10:00—10:30 You Are Here: Where Perspective and Point of View
Intersect in Haibun — Beverly Acuff Momoi
10:00–11:30 One Brush Stroke (sumi-e demonstration & workshop) — 1st session
— Lidia Rozmus
10:30–11:00 The Power of Kigo in Making Haiku — Makoto Nakanishi
11:00–11:30 Circles Round the Sun: Haiku Writing of
Mexican & Canadian Children — Elizabeth Morley
12:00–1:00 Buffet lunch
1:00–2:30 Haïjins & Haïkus in French-Canada: Beginnings & Trends
(panel discussion) — Jessica Tremblay, Claudia Coutu Radmore,
& Maxianne Berger
1:00–1:30 Two Videos:
• Lidia Rozmus, In Silence
• New Mexico PBS, Moments in Time: Remembering
the Santa Fe Japanese Internment Camp
1:30–2:00 The Haiku Chronicles: An Exhibition of Concrete Poetry (video short)
— Alan Pizzarelli & Donna Beaver
2:00–3:00 Rengay Workshop — Garry Gay
2:30–3:00 Ruminations on Charles Trumbull’s Unfinished Odyssey
into the 20th Century — Patricia J. Machmiller
3:00–4:00 Translating Haiku: Where Spirit Meets Letter — David G. Lanoue
3:00–4:00 Nick Virgilio: Two Short Films — Nick Virgilio Haiku Association
• Remembering Nick Virgilio by Sean Dougherty
• Nick of Time … Nick of Time, a film of the play by Joe Paprzycki
4:00–5:00 Trends in Modern Haiga (panel discussion)
— Linda M. Papanicolaou, Melissa Allen, Terri L. French,
Kris Moon (Kris Kondo), Patricia J. Machmiller, Carole MacRury,
& Alexis Rotella
4:30–5:00 Winnows: HaikOuLiPo — Maxianne Berger
5:00–5:30 Haiku Learning as Life-Long Continuing Education — Shinko Fushimi
4:00–5:30 One Brush Stroke (sumi-e demonstration & workshop — 2nd session) — Lidia Rozmus (participation limited to 10 persons)
5:30–6:00 Seeing Haiku: Haiku in American Sign Language and Sign Mime — Jerome Cushman
6:00–10:30 LA FIESTA DEL HAIKÚ
6:00–7:00 Reception music by La Familia Cipriano Vigil
7:00–7:45 Barbecue
7:45–8:30 Keynote Address: Skin Tones Are Earth Tones— Ruth Yarrow
8:45–9:00 Announcements
9:00–10:30 Return of La Familia Cipriano Vigil for your listening and dancing pleasure
Sunday, September 17
9:00–10:00 Juxtapositions: The Journal of Haiku Scholarship (panel discussion) — Jim Kacian, Peter McDonald, & Ce Rosenow
10:00–10:30 Old Pond Comics: Flowers and Skulls — Jessica Tremblay
10:30–11:15 Final Round Reading— Michael Dylan Welch
11:15–11:30 Farewells
1:00–8:00 TANKA SUNDAY
Monday, September 18
Optional post-conference sightseeing tour of Bandelier National Monument
* * * * *
Workshops
A few of the workshop leaders at HNA 2017 have asked that the number of participants be limited. With well over 100 registrants so far, demand is likely to exceed supply. Where we can, we are scheduling additional sessions, but this is not possible in all cases. Accordingly, in a future News Bulletin we will list the workshops with limited participation and invite conference registrants to sign-up for the workshops via e-mail. To be fair to all, we will accept the bids with the earliest time-date stamps, and we will set up an alternates list if necessary.
Charles Trumbull ([email protected])
for the HNA 2017 Organizing Committee
We’ll send these messages out to all via group e-mail and post them on the HNA blog and Facebook and Twitter pages. The information is always available on the HNA 2017 website as well: http://www.haikunorthamerica.com/2017-conference.html.
Things are moving so fast these days that we’ll probably want to send these News Bulletins out every several days. If you would rather not receive these e-mails, let us know and we’ll take your name off the mailing list.
Did I mention that your feedback is welcome?
* * * * *
Better get registered! Prices go up on August 1!
The Program — Finally!
The schedule of presentations and events for HNA 2017 has now been posted on the website.
PRELIMINARY PROGRAM SCHEDULE
FIRST DRAFT — 15 July 2017
Note: Sessions will be held in two conference rooms; most presentations will be concurrent.
Wednesday, September 13
1:00–5:00 Registration, Book Fair setup, Silent Auction setup
afternoon Ginkō (informal sightseeing in Santa Fe)
3:00–5:00 Optional group tour of the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum
5:30–6:30 Welcome Reception
6:30–8.00 Supper on your own
8:00–9:30 Kaleidoscope—New Book Launches & Readings—1st session
• Donna Bauerly -- Raymond Roseliep
• Brad Bennett — A Drop of Pond
• John Brandi — A House By Itself — Selected Haiku: Masaoka Shiki
• Terry Ann Carter — Tokaido
• Sonia Coman-Ernstoff — Passages
Thursday, September 14
9:00–9:30 Opening Ceremonies
• Welcomes & Blessings
• Greetings & Announcements
9:30–10:30 Introductions & Round Reading
10:30–11:30 The State of Haiku: Land of Enchantment —Scott Mason
11:00–2:00 Weathergrams (calligraphy demonstration)
— Escribiente: The Albuquerque Calligraphy Society
11:30–12:00 New Mexico Haiku — Miriam Sagan
12:00–1:00 Buffet lunch
1:00–2:00 HNA 2017 Memorial Reading —Deborah P Kolodji
2:00–3:00 Mexican Haiku: Tradition, Translation, and Transgression
—Cristina Rascón-Castro
2:00–3:00 The Ancient Chinese Approach to Understanding the Seasons — Alexis Rotella
3:00–4:00 Haiku Performance — Jim Kacian
3:00–4:00 The Power of Haiku and Practice (workshop) — Natalie Goldberg
4:00–5:00 What the Earth Holds (haibun workshop) — Margaret Chula
4:00–5:00 Haiku: A First for Everything (workshop ) — Tom Painting
5:00–6:00 HNA 2017 Regional Reading — Kath Abela & Rick Wilson
5:00–6:00 Book-making Workshop—1st session — Terry Ann Carter
6:00–7:30 Dinner on your own
7:30–9:00 Kaleidoscope—New Book Launches & Readings—2nd session
• Carolyn Hall — Calculus of Daylilies
• Deborah P Kolodji — Highway of Sleeping Towns
• David G. Lanoue & contributors, Write like Issa
• Vicki McCullough — Sisyphus: Haiku Work of Anna Vakar
• Jacquie Pearce --The Jade Pond
• Claudia Coutu Radmore -- the business of isness
9:00– ?? Late-night Renku Writing—Part One
— Marshall Hryciuk & Karen Sohne
Friday, September 15
9:00–10:00 Zen and Haiku — Henry Shukman
10:00–11:00 Haiku: The Basics (workshop) — Jeannie Martin
10:00–11:30 African American Haiku (panel discussion)
— John Zheng, Meta Schettler, Tiffany Austin, & Ce Rosenow
11:00–11:30 Collaborative Tones in Writing to Art (workshop)
— Robert T. Lundy & Elizabeth Yahn Williams
11:30–12:00 President Obama’s Earthtone Haiku — David McMurray
11:30–12:00 Georgia O’Keeffe & the Haiku Aesthetic
— Lidia Rozmus & Charles Trumbull
12:00–1:00 Buffet lunch
1:00–2:00 Senryu and Haiku in the Santa Fe Internment Camp
(William J. Higginson Memorial Lecture) — Teruko Kumei
1:00–2:00 Haiga Gallery (video & slide show)
2:00–3:00 Cover to Cover: Writing and Publishing a Book of Haiku
(panel discussion) Deborah P Kolodji; Brad Bennett,
Paul Miller, K.J. Munro, & Alan Pizzarelli
2:00–3:00 Prickly Pear: Touch in Haiku (workshop) — Jeannie Martin
3:00–4:00 Native American Haiku — Donna Beaver
3:00–4:00 Haiku and the Art of Forest Bathing (workshop)
— Michael Dylan Welch
4:00–5:00 Creating Haiku Community on the Ground (panel discussion)
— Susan B. Auld, Michele Root-Bernstein, Dan Schwerin,
& Julie Warther
4:00–4:30 Teaching Haiku / Online Course
— Rich & Zoann Schnell & Jean Ann Hunt
4:30–5:00 Winnows: HaikOuLiPo — Maxianne Berger
5:00–6:00 HNA 2017 Anthology Reading
— Scott Wiggerman & Michael Dylan Welch
6:00–7:30 Dinner on your own
7:30–9:00 Kaleidoscope—New Book Launches & Readings—3rd session
• Kala Ramesh -- beyond the horizon beyond
• Michele Root-Bernstein & Francine Banwarth — The Haiku Life
• Alexis Rotella — Between Waves
• Ruth Yarrow — Lit from Within
• Yoko’s Dogs — Rhinoceros
• Karina M. Young — Eucalyptus Wind
9:00– ?? Late-night Renku Writing—Part Two
— Marshall Hryciuk & Karen Sohne
Saturday, September 16
9:00–10:00 Copyright for Haiku Authors — Robert Rotella
9:00–10:00 Dance Your Way Through earthtones (Indian classical dance
& haiku) — Preethi Ramaprasad & Kala Ramesh
10:00—10:30 You Are Here: Where Perspective and Point of View
Intersect in Haibun — Beverly Acuff Momoi
10:00–11:30 One Brush Stroke (sumi-e demonstration & workshop) — 1st session
— Lidia Rozmus
10:30–11:00 The Power of Kigo in Making Haiku — Makoto Nakanishi
11:00–11:30 Circles Round the Sun: Haiku Writing of
Mexican & Canadian Children — Elizabeth Morley
12:00–1:00 Buffet lunch
1:00–2:30 Haïjins & Haïkus in French-Canada: Beginnings & Trends
(panel discussion) — Jessica Tremblay, Claudia Coutu Radmore,
& Maxianne Berger
1:00–1:30 Two Videos:
• Lidia Rozmus, In Silence
• New Mexico PBS, Moments in Time: Remembering
the Santa Fe Japanese Internment Camp
1:30–2:00 The Haiku Chronicles: An Exhibition of Concrete Poetry (video short)
— Alan Pizzarelli & Donna Beaver
2:00–3:00 Rengay Workshop — Garry Gay
2:30–3:00 Ruminations on Charles Trumbull’s Unfinished Odyssey
into the 20th Century — Patricia J. Machmiller
3:00–4:00 Translating Haiku: Where Spirit Meets Letter — David G. Lanoue
3:00–4:00 Nick Virgilio: Two Short Films — Nick Virgilio Haiku Association
• Remembering Nick Virgilio by Sean Dougherty
• Nick of Time … Nick of Time, a film of the play by Joe Paprzycki
4:00–5:00 Trends in Modern Haiga (panel discussion)
— Linda M. Papanicolaou, Melissa Allen, Terri L. French,
Kris Moon (Kris Kondo), Patricia J. Machmiller, Carole MacRury,
& Alexis Rotella
4:30–5:00 Winnows: HaikOuLiPo — Maxianne Berger
5:00–5:30 Haiku Learning as Life-Long Continuing Education — Shinko Fushimi
4:00–5:30 One Brush Stroke (sumi-e demonstration & workshop — 2nd session) — Lidia Rozmus (participation limited to 10 persons)
5:30–6:00 Seeing Haiku: Haiku in American Sign Language and Sign Mime — Jerome Cushman
6:00–10:30 LA FIESTA DEL HAIKÚ
6:00–7:00 Reception music by La Familia Cipriano Vigil
7:00–7:45 Barbecue
7:45–8:30 Keynote Address: Skin Tones Are Earth Tones— Ruth Yarrow
8:45–9:00 Announcements
9:00–10:30 Return of La Familia Cipriano Vigil for your listening and dancing pleasure
Sunday, September 17
9:00–10:00 Juxtapositions: The Journal of Haiku Scholarship (panel discussion) — Jim Kacian, Peter McDonald, & Ce Rosenow
10:00–10:30 Old Pond Comics: Flowers and Skulls — Jessica Tremblay
10:30–11:15 Final Round Reading— Michael Dylan Welch
11:15–11:30 Farewells
1:00–8:00 TANKA SUNDAY
Monday, September 18
Optional post-conference sightseeing tour of Bandelier National Monument
* * * * *
Workshops
A few of the workshop leaders at HNA 2017 have asked that the number of participants be limited. With well over 100 registrants so far, demand is likely to exceed supply. Where we can, we are scheduling additional sessions, but this is not possible in all cases. Accordingly, in a future News Bulletin we will list the workshops with limited participation and invite conference registrants to sign-up for the workshops via e-mail. To be fair to all, we will accept the bids with the earliest time-date stamps, and we will set up an alternates list if necessary.
Charles Trumbull ([email protected])
for the HNA 2017 Organizing Committee
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