Janet Kuypers’ LAST Expressions show, 12/2/17 in Austin “Who What Where When Why     Below are video links from a December 2nd 2017 (12/2/17, or 20171202) poetry performance (with accompanying meditation music “Gayatri”) of Janet Kuypers’ Austin poetry feature through the LAST Expressions at Austin’s the Bahá’í Center (at 2215 E M Franklin Ave, Austin, TX 78723) where she read poetry about peace and love and harmony with nature after her very recent return from Antarctica, all also accompanied by not only music but also a rotating art display of not only art from Antarctica but also images from most of her past live performances at the Bahá’í Center over the past two years.     Before the show started she also released copies to most everyone there of a chapbook of the writings she was performing in her show, and all of the pieces from this reading were also released electronically in a “Who What Where When Why” chapbook, which you can download as a PDF file for free any time.     There is also a YouTube playlist of the videos of this show, and there are also two additional web page listings for the videos from this show — one is at Scars Video (at www.artvilla.com/scars), and the other is from the main listing at artvilla. Who What Where When Why” at LAST Expressions in Austin.

the “Who What Where When Why” Janet Kuypers poetry feature 12/2/17 See YouTube video of Janet Kuypers in her 12/2/17 show “Who What Where When Why” @ “Expressions” in Austin, performing her poems “Who What Where When Why”, “Ocean’s Call to Dive”, “on the Bridge”, “Jumping, Flying”, “Only Voice he could Hear”, “Passport to Outer Space”, and “Visiting Pristine Places on the Planet” (this video was filmed from a Panasonic Lumix 2500 camera; posted on Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, Pinterest, Instagram, and Tumblr). #janetkuypers #janetkuyperspoetry #janetkuypersinstagram See YouTube video of Janet Kuypers in her 12/2/17 show “Who What Where When Why” @ “Expressions” in Austin, performing her poems “Who What Where When Why”, “Ocean’s Call to Dive”, “on the Bridge”, “Jumping, Flying”, “Only Voice he could Hear”, “Passport to Outer Space”, and “Visiting Pristine Places on the Planet” (this video was filmed from a Panasonic Lumix T56 camera; posted on Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, Pinterest, Instagram, and Tumblr). #janetkuypers #janetkuyperspoetryshow #janetkuypersinstagram View the 12/2/17 show poems in the free PDF file chapbook Who What Where When Why containing the poems “Who What Where When Why”, “Ocean’s Call to Dive”, “on the Bridge”, “Jumping, Flying”, “Only Voice he could Hear”, her micro-prose “Passport to Outer Space”, and her poem “Visiting Pristine Places on the Planet”. ADDED BONUS Janet Kuypers reads a poem after the show toward the end of the night... Janet Kuypers performs her poem “Death Takes Many Forms” 12/2/17 See YouTube video 4/6/17 of Janet Kuypers performing her poem “Death Takes Many Forms” after her 12/2/17 show “Who What Where When Why” @ “Expressions” in Austin (video from a Panasonic Lumix 2500 camera). See YouTube video 4/6/17 of Janet Kuypers performing her poem “Death Takes Many Forms” after her 12/2/17 show “Who What Where When Why” @ “Expressions” in Austin (video from a Panasonic Lumix T56 camera).

See a Facebook video still album of Janet Kuypers in her last feature at the Bahá’í Faith Center in Austin 12/2/17, where she performed poetry in her show “Who What Where When Why” (with meditation music as well as a Janet Kuypers projected Antarctica art display, with her past performance art photos there). Last two images include scenes from her reading her poem “Death Takes Many forms” during the open mic later in the night.

Thanks to Thom Woodruff for taking photographs of Janet Kuypers in her last performance at the Bahá’í Faith Center in Austin 12/2/17, when she performed her poem “Death Takes Many Forms”

Thanks to John Yotko for taking photographs of Janet Kuypers in her last feature at the Bahá’í Faith Center in Austin, where she performed poetry in her show “Who What Where When Why” (accompanied by meditation music and a Janet Kuypers projected Antarctica art display, mixed with photos from her past Bahá’í Faith Center poetry/music shows).