• Broken Tongue by Mónica Savirón
• I Am Learning to Abandon the World by A. Moon

• The Iron Chink by Shin Yu Pai
• Starfish by Amber Flame + Anastacia-Renee
• The Island by EJ Koh
• Cándida by Irma Pineda
• Deep In It by Kamari Bright
• Black Like Me by Shontina Vernon

• BLA-BLABAN by Rapapawn
• Eyes of the Moon by Nicole Ginelli
• Painted Dreams, Season 2, Episode 3 by Patty Gone
• SR Stress Test Object by Karissa Sakumoto
• Gimme Fever by Erica Magrey
• Mask Maker by Jess Joy
• …and Destinations’ Wedding Chapel, a commercial created in collaboration with Mary Anne Carter and Melissa Kagerer / Destinations’ Wedding Chapel

• Grocery Store Manager: Poetry by Keith Leonard, directed by Ian Stevens and Zachary Bivins
• Traveler’s Ode: Poetry by Dao Strom, directed by Roland Dahwen
• Song: Poetry by Elizabeth Barnett, directed by Ian Stevens and Zachary Bivins
• The Elk My Father Shot: Poetry by Keetje Kuipers, directed by Ian Stevens and Zachary Bivins

• Coyote Ridge (Correctional Center): Nikkita Oliver reading poetry by a young woman in juvenile detention.
• The Days I Miss: Georgia McDade reading poetry by a young man in juvenile detention.

UNESCO Cities of Literature:

Iowa City

• We Are In a Forest by Lauren Haldeman

Ulyanovsk

• The Bus by Nikolai Blagov + Maria Zhvankova
• Threshed by Gala Uzryutova + Maria Zhvankova

Video poetry is language as light. As an art form, video poetry is lucid and liminal—on the threshold of the literary and the moving image. It articulates the poetic image visually, rather than metaphorically—it shifts words from page to screen, from ink to light. A video poem makes meaning that would not exist if text was without image, image without text. It is language-based video work or a video-based poem. Video poetry is a literary genre presented as visual media.