Leonora Soy Anne Walsh, No Place Press/MIT Press, Spring 2019 Performance And What's More The Lab, San Francisco, June 2019 Walsh gave a live performance commissioned by Claudia LaRocco on the publication of her novel of the same name. The Lab wrote, “Claudia La Rocco's And What’s More is a literary, performance, art, and sound project that plays with traditional audience/maker/doer relationships.” LaRocco wrote, “Anne just spent a bunch of years making a book into an exploded studio into a performance back into a book. For this performance, if that’s what it will be, she’s teamed up with writer, artist, and performer Leena Joshi.” Dead Sometimes Project Artaud, San Francisco, June 28–30, 2018 With Jocelyn Saidenberg, Howard Fisher, Kathryn Crim Sometimes Dead is Better (POET’S THEATRE AT BAM/PFA) For Communal Presence, New Narrative Writing Today conference, UC Berkeley Joyous Forms of Address presented at Directions for a Cloud-Crowd, with Michael Swaine and Jim Melchert Henry Art Gallery, Seattle, April 2016 Joyous Forms of Address presented at Directions Given, Directions Taken Southern Exposure Gallery, San Francisco October 2015 Discography Visits with Joseph Cornell, audio CD, volume 3 of Art After Death, collaboration with Chris Kubick, produced under the name of ARCHIVE, release date March 2004 Yves Klein Speaks, audio cd, volume 2 of Art After Death, collaboration with Chris Kubick, produced under the name of ARCHIVE, release date March 2002 Conversations with the Countess of Castiglione, audio CD, volume 1 of Art After Death, collaboration with Chris Kubick, produced under the name of ARCHIVE, release date March 2001 Published texts “To: Futurefarmers From: JRO.” In Futurefarmers, For Want of a Nail, No Place Press, 2019 Why Grow? In praise of quiet influence Brooklyn Rail, November 2, 2017 “Matters of Concern Turning into Matters of Action,” (with Michael Swaine). Combat Paper Press, 2017 “Instructions #6,” Directions Given - Directions Taken, Southern Exposure Gallery, 2016 “The Incommensurable City” with Margaret Crawford. No Cruising Mobile Identities and Urban Life in Los Angeles. Global Urban Humanities Research Studio, UCB, 2016 “Character List,” in The Thing: The Book. A Monument to the Book as Object. Jonn Herschend and Will Rogan, eds. ChronicleBooks, 2014 “Notes for a Treatment” in Slapstick and the Sublime, Issue 5.5 of Art Practical July 2014 “The Unfinished: The Recumbent Site” Artbound, March 2014 MFA Now exhibition catalogue, Root Division Gallery, spring 2012, regular contributor Spring-Summer 2010 “A Discourse Concerning the Practice of