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DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
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SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
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CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
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CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240207T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053111Z
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LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
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SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240208T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053111Z
DTSTART:20240207T130000Z
GEO:47.1175;-88.541695
LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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URL:https://events.mtu.edu/event/mtu_art-simple_machines
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240209T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053111Z
DTSTART:20240208T130000Z
GEO:47.1175;-88.541695
LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45020206504238
URL:https://events.mtu.edu/event/mtu_art-simple_machines
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240210T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053111Z
DTSTART:20240209T130000Z
GEO:47.1175;-88.541695
LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240211T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053111Z
DTSTART:20240210T180000Z
GEO:47.1175;-88.541695
LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45020206507312
URL:https://events.mtu.edu/event/mtu_art-simple_machines
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240213T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053111Z
DTSTART:20240212T130000Z
GEO:47.1175;-88.541695
LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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URL:https://events.mtu.edu/event/mtu_art-simple_machines
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240214T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053111Z
DTSTART:20240213T130000Z
GEO:47.1175;-88.541695
LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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URL:https://events.mtu.edu/event/mtu_art-simple_machines
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240215T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053111Z
DTSTART:20240214T130000Z
GEO:47.1175;-88.541695
LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45020206513459
URL:https://events.mtu.edu/event/mtu_art-simple_machines
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240216T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053111Z
DTSTART:20240215T130000Z
GEO:47.1175;-88.541695
LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
 agazine Presented by Michigan Tech Art
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45020206515508
URL:https://events.mtu.edu/event/mtu_art-simple_machines
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240217T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053111Z
DTSTART:20240216T130000Z
GEO:47.1175;-88.541695
LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240218T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053111Z
DTSTART:20240217T180000Z
GEO:47.1175;-88.541695
LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240220T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053111Z
DTSTART:20240219T130000Z
GEO:47.1175;-88.541695
LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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URL:https://events.mtu.edu/event/mtu_art-simple_machines
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240221T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053111Z
DTSTART:20240220T130000Z
GEO:47.1175;-88.541695
LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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URL:https://events.mtu.edu/event/mtu_art-simple_machines
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240222T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053111Z
DTSTART:20240221T130000Z
GEO:47.1175;-88.541695
LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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URL:https://events.mtu.edu/event/mtu_art-simple_machines
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240223T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053111Z
DTSTART:20240222T130000Z
GEO:47.1175;-88.541695
LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
 agazine Presented by Michigan Tech Art
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45020206525754
URL:https://events.mtu.edu/event/mtu_art-simple_machines
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240224T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053111Z
DTSTART:20240223T130000Z
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LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
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DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240225T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053111Z
DTSTART:20240224T180000Z
GEO:47.1175;-88.541695
LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240227T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053111Z
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SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240228T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053111Z
DTSTART:20240227T130000Z
GEO:47.1175;-88.541695
LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240229T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053111Z
DTSTART:20240228T130000Z
GEO:47.1175;-88.541695
LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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URL:https://events.mtu.edu/event/mtu_art-simple_machines
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240301T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053111Z
DTSTART:20240229T130000Z
GEO:47.1175;-88.541695
LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45020206537024
URL:https://events.mtu.edu/event/mtu_art-simple_machines
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240302T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053111Z
DTSTART:20240301T130000Z
GEO:47.1175;-88.541695
LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
 agazine Presented by Michigan Tech Art
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45020206538049
URL:https://events.mtu.edu/event/mtu_art-simple_machines
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240303T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053111Z
DTSTART:20240302T180000Z
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SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240305T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053111Z
DTSTART:20240304T130000Z
GEO:47.1175;-88.541695
LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240306T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053111Z
DTSTART:20240305T130000Z
GEO:47.1175;-88.541695
LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240307T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053111Z
DTSTART:20240306T130000Z
GEO:47.1175;-88.541695
LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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URL:https://events.mtu.edu/event/mtu_art-simple_machines
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240308T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053111Z
DTSTART:20240307T130000Z
GEO:47.1175;-88.541695
LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45020206547270
URL:https://events.mtu.edu/event/mtu_art-simple_machines
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240309T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053111Z
DTSTART:20240308T130000Z
GEO:47.1175;-88.541695
LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45020206549319
URL:https://events.mtu.edu/event/mtu_art-simple_machines
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240310T010000Z
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SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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BEGIN:VEVENT
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DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
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DTSTAMP:20260312T053112Z
DTSTART:20240311T120000Z
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LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240313T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053112Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240314T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053112Z
DTSTART:20240313T120000Z
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LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
SEQUENCE:0
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240315T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053112Z
DTSTART:20240314T120000Z
GEO:47.1175;-88.541695
LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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URL:https://events.mtu.edu/event/mtu_art-simple_machines
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240316T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053112Z
DTSTART:20240315T120000Z
GEO:47.1175;-88.541695
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SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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URL:https://events.mtu.edu/event/mtu_art-simple_machines
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240317T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053112Z
DTSTART:20240316T170000Z
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SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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BEGIN:VEVENT
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DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240319T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053112Z
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LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
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CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
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DTSTAMP:20260312T053112Z
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CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240321T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053112Z
DTSTART:20240320T120000Z
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CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240322T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053112Z
DTSTART:20240321T120000Z
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SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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URL:https://events.mtu.edu/event/mtu_art-simple_machines
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240323T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053112Z
DTSTART:20240322T120000Z
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SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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URL:https://events.mtu.edu/event/mtu_art-simple_machines
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240324T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053112Z
DTSTART:20240323T170000Z
GEO:47.1175;-88.541695
LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
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SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
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CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
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DTSTAMP:20260312T053112Z
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CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240329T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053112Z
DTSTART:20240328T120000Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240330T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053112Z
DTSTART:20240329T120000Z
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SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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URL:https://events.mtu.edu/event/mtu_art-simple_machines
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment,Art
DESCRIPTION:Simple Machines is a two-edition\, international\, letterpress 
 poetry magazine founded and edited by Michigan Tech’s M. Bartley Seigel\, f
 unded through a Research Excellence Fund—Scholarship & Creativity Grant\, p
 roduced in collaboration with designer/printers at the Copper Country Commu
 nity Arts Center\, Hancock\, Michigan\, and TYPA Letterpress & Paper Art Ce
 nter\, Tartu\, Estonia\, and featuring original poetry from a diverse array
  of national and international poets.\n\nThe Rozsa A-Space Gallery is proud
  to share the art and words of Simple Machines in a multi-media setting fea
 turing audio clips of the poets reading their own work\, a live printing de
 monstration\, and a live performance from visiting Ukrainian poet and Simpl
 e Machines contributor Yuliya Musakovska.\n\nCONTENT GUIDANCE | strong lang
 uage\, war\, poetry\, activism\, small press\, publishing\, printmaking.\nP
 RESENTER | Michigan Tech Art\nVENUE | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\nARTIST RECEPTI
 ON| February 2\, 2024 | 5-7 P.M.\nEXHIBIT OPEN | February 2 - March 30\, 20
 24\nGALLERY HOURS | M-F 8 A.M.-8 P.M. AND SA 1-8 P.M.\n\nAdditional Events\
 n\nSpeaking Truth to Power: Poets\, Writers\, Resistance\, and Resilience\n
 February 1 | Van Pelt and Opie Library\, East Reading Room\n\nSimple Machin
 es: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little Magazine Reception\n5-
 7 p.m. on Friday\, February 2 | Rozsa A-Space Gallery\n\nAbout\n\nYuliya Mu
 sakova was born in 1982 in Lviv\, Ukraine. She is an award-winning poet\, t
 ranslator\, and member of PEN Ukraine. She is the author of five poetry col
 lections in Ukrainian\, most recently The God of Freedom (2021) and a bi-li
 ngual collection Iron in Polish and Ukrainian (2022). She has received nume
 rous literary awards in Ukraine\, among them the prestigious Smoloskyp Poet
 ry Award for young authors and the DICTUM Prize. Her works have been transl
 ated into more than twenty languages and published internationally. Yuliya 
 is a translator of Tomas Tranströmer to Ukrainian and of contemporary Ukrai
 nian authors to English.\n\nM. Bartley Seigel is a former Poet Laureate of 
 Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\, and a former Academy of American Poets Laureat
 e Fellow. He is the author of the poetry collection\, This Is What They Say
 \, and his poems frequently appear in literary journals like Poetry Magazin
 e\, Michigan Quarterly Review\, Fourth River. He is founding editor-in-chie
 f of the poetry letterpress\, Simple Machines\, and founding editor emeritu
 s of the literary magazine\, Pank Magazine. He is an Associate Professor of
  Creative Writing in the Department of Humanities at Michigan Tech\, where 
 he also directs the Writing Center. \n\nInterdisciplinary collaborations. G
 allery exhibits. Community projects. There are many ways to experience Mich
 igan Tech Art. Michigan Tech Art is part of the Michigan Tech Visual and Pe
 rforming Arts Department.\n\nThe Rozsa Art Galleries offer dynamic exhibits
  that showcase engaging work — from local to international artists. We stri
 ve to offer diverse programming that supports our students and our communit
 y. Our professional A-Space hosts two curated exhibits each year. A-Space s
 trives for diverse\, engaging\, and thoughtful programming that supports co
 ntemporary artists and deepens our student’s learning. Local\, regional\, n
 ational\, and international artists exhibit here. A-Space shares a wall wit
 h Gallery B\, our student gallery classroom. This offers special opportunit
 ies for our students to observe and participate in the galleries year-round
 .\n\nSponsors\n\nSupport for this event provided by\n\n                    
          \n\nand the Visual and Performing Arts Department's supporters. \n
 \nThis program/lecture is partially funded/sponsored by the Visiting Profes
 sor Program which is funded by a grant to the Office of the Provost from th
 e State of Michigan's King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.\n\n \n\nAdditional Info
 rmation\n\nParking Information​View All Upcoming EventsVolunteer at the Roz
 saDonate to support events like this
DTEND:20240331T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260312T053112Z
DTSTART:20240330T170000Z
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LOCATION:Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts\, Rozsa Galleries
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Simple Machines: Poetry\, Letterpress\, and the Art of the Little M
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