willa smart

• I publish some poems in various places.
• I continue to think about water striders and eros.
• I compose pastoral concrete poems.
• I write an erotic novel about water insects.
• I fantasize about blushing and plant galls.
• I remain skeptical about the notion of consent.
• I describe unheard music.
• I record two folk songs about the wish to become an animal.
• I imagine caterpillars as poets.
• With Lindsey french, I extract estrogen from urine.
• With Anna Orlikowsa, I stage an erotic novel in a houseboat.
• I make two stands for reading gathered stones.
• I compose a text in my head and recite it publicly.
• I produce a book of fantasies.
• I title an exhibition, "Dancing in your Head.
• I exhibit five apparatuses for training surface reading.
• With Lindsey french, I print a plastic fossil.
• With Lindsey french, I receive and release water samples from industrial and romantic landscapes.
• I let the prints of speed reading exercises dry on the remaining lakefront rocks near Belmont Avenue.
• I make an outdoor waterbed containing an exhortation on its underside.
• I float the latex reading diagrams in a spring-fed pond.
• I initiate an imprint of a record label dedicated to gaseous releases of rock records.
• I receive and recite training in vocal performance.
• I present a lecture through the medium of limestone.
• I coauthor a book of aphorisms with Brandon Wilner.