A selection of work written, performed, and developed by Dylan Kinnett.
How to Rant: A Workshop at the Microfiction Rowhouse. This was a writing workshop, focused on extemporaneous composition, using the familiar idea of a rant as a start. It was billed thusly. “Do you love to rant, but want to up your game? Are you clear on the difference between a rant and a complaint, or a jeremiad? Can you effectively run tangents while ranting? I will teach you this fun stuff and more.”
an amalgamation of contained digital content on a USB drive, together with a unique, modified book
Performing words and music by Sun Ra and his Arkestra for the Baltimore Kissa Society
an amalgamation of contained digital content on a USB drive, together with a unique, modified book
A 20 minute spoken word performance inspired by the composer John Cage. Performed at States & Drives II on March 28, 2015. Words by Dylan Kinnett. Music by Curt Seiss. Special thanks to Paul Mericle.
“Be Sure,” from a collection entitled “Litanies and Reiterations,” with sound accompaniment by Curt Seiss.
Dylan Kinnett at the Federal Dust reading series. Baltimore, MD. December 06, 2014.
I’ve written a haiku poem that appeared on the giant jumbotron billboard in Baltimore.
Performance at the Pilot Light in Knoxville, Tennessee
Spoken word performance by Dylan Kinnett at the 10th Annual Left of the Bank fundraiser reading for the Shepherdstown Public Library in Shepherdstown, West Virginia.
spoken word performance art featuring an array of constantly ringing analogue telephones
published by the Extreme Writing Community, a group dedicated to experimental literature
short fiction published in the fifth issue of Baltimore’s Seltzer magazine
a ten-minute play performed by the Annex Theater in Baltimore at Artscape
an asemic poem and two experimental poems published in the July, 2013 edition of TRUCK
experimental ambient and electronic music recorded with the Second Land collective
a one-act play inspired by Erik Satie and 1950s “exotica” music
Dylan Kinnett featured spoken word performer at Write Nite, Preservation Pub in Knoxville, TN
an app that generates random sentences from any text
literary criticism about Futurism published in the first issue of Octopus magazine
an informal session for experimental writers modeled on the idea of a chili cook off
a review of Baltimore’s best venue for literary spoken word
I’m the founding editor of Infinity’s Kitchen, a graphic literary journal of experimental writing
an essay for the first issue of Infinity’s Kitchen
featured reading at WORMS reading series in Baltimore, MD
featured reading at the Speak Your Piece night in Baltimore, MD
a spoken word album
I saw some great art, met some interesting people, and grew as a writer.
an audio/visual collective of musicians and performers
a poem generated by an algorithm and attributed to me
featured reading on Ed Schrader’s late night talk show at Metro Gallery
two poems published in the University of Baltimore’s literary journal
a non-linear novella inspired by the Orpheus myth, available on Amazon
Physicalism is an emphatic emphasis on the physicality of art
undergraduate thesis on hypertext literature
reading broadcast on Cambridge Community Television in Cambridge, MA.
a play in one act, performed at Maryville College in Maryville, TN
a travelogue from Japan, published in installments by the Shepherdstown Chronicle