This is the first poemovie for the new poetry show i-outlaw. Bob Marcacci and Josh Hinck bring you a very current poetry show scoured from the internet with a wide variety of verse, music, and sounds to create something truly worth listening to.

This video was worked on for The Assembly project for Indyish.com. Different artists each had a week to do their part of the video. Marielle Quesney made the video and euophoreador did the sound and the music. The song is about how we have to believe in ourselves because we can't always depend on others to care.

The song is about how we sometimes yearn for those that we love but even if we feel down by this, there is still yet more pertaining to the rest of the world that is in more pain and needs much more of our sympathy than we. The video was a part of a longer video that I made for Precipice Dance Theater's performance called Burning at the Theatre de la Jeune Lune in Minneapolis in 2003.

This video was made in 2002 and then set to a newer song of mine. The song is about how we blame each other for our mistakes, never stopping to see that we are equally culpable. We don't try to see ourselves in the other, or strive to forgive them or us.

The Subterranean Poets performed an impromptu performance of this poem at an opening at Galerie Urs Meile in Beijing in late March/early April 2006. The video is only an excerpt of the piece itself. The Subterraneans that performed were Bob Marcacci, junKbox, Zhou Yu, Jack Raif.

When a moment not perceived for what it is turns into ugliness. Even though beauty attempts to save the squandered impression, it has been lost to apathetic carelessness.

Josh Hinck performs the poetry songs 'textrearc' and 'chagrin' at a poetry show at The Rogue Buddha Gallery in minneapolis Minnesota. The host was Minnesota poet, Spam. Also performing at this show was Venus DeMars from All the Pretty Horses. This show was in late spring 2003.

Josh Hinck performs the poetry songs 'Belladonna Moans' and the beginning section from 'ez sleaze' before another cd interrupts me at a poetry show at The Rogue Buddha Gallery in minneapolis Minnesota. The host was Minnesota poet, Spam. Also performing at this show was Venus DeMars from All the Pretty Horses. This show was in late spring 2003.

This is a theatrical skit that was created for the Indyish.com project called The Assembly 2.0 This piece deals with the dynamics of a one-night-stand. Every part of the piece was done by different artists and finally put together for this final performance. The actors are Angela Potvin and Jonathan Bateman. Kasmore Rhedrick wrote the script and euphoreador composed the music.