Six Pack of Corona (Typewriters) is a durational performance by poet Phillip T. Nails that unfolds in real time, one keystroke at a time. At the center of the space: a circle of six fully refurbished vintage Corona typewriters. Over the course of the performance, Nails types six “long-neck” poems on three-foot-long sheets of paper, letting language stretch, spill, and accumulate.
As the poems emerge, special guest artists—poets, dancers, musicians, and performance makers—drop in to sit at a typewriter or activate the room through improvisational exchange. Sound, movement, and text overlap and converse. This is an open, porous performance: arrive for a moment or linger for the full arc. Stay as long as curiosity holds you.
The Secret Typewriter Museum
at the Brewery Artist Lofts
650 A South Avenue 21, Los Angeles, CA 90031
(next door to Stronghold Climbing Gym)
Parking:
Please park on South Avenue 21 or Main Street.
Parking inside the Brewery Complex is for Brewery residents only. Your vehicle may be towed as an unauthorized vehicle. Please respect the hundreds of artists who call the Brewery home and park on South Avenue 21 or Main Street.
For more info on the museum, to book a Typewriter Tasting or exclusive experiences, visit: typewritersanonymous.com/typewritertastings