Online Program: Passwords: Selections from Chapbooks of the Mimeo Revolution
This event spotlights Diane Burns and Bob Kaufman—the authors of two rare chapbooks featured in our Chapbooks of the Mimeo Revolution digitization project!
This event spotlights Diane Burns and Bob Kaufman—the authors of two rare chapbooks featured in our Chapbooks of the Mimeo Revolution digitization project!
This symposium commemorates the publication of the complete facsimile of Bruce Andrews and Charles Bernstein’s groundbreaking magazine, L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E.
In celebration of “What Is the Grass: Walt Whitman in My Life,” poet Mark Doty explores the many ways in which Walt Whitman revolutionized American poetry.
At a time when communication between the United States and Iran has devolved dangerously, the work of translation becomes ever more salient. 4/16 at 7PM.
Amy Hale & Timothy Liu discuss the work of the reclusive British surrealist poet, painter, and occultist Ithell Colquhoun. Live streamed on twitter!
Read Michael S. Harper’s remarks on the work of Robert Hayden, the first Black U.S. Poet Laureate (then called Consultant in Poetry to the Library of Congress)
Poet and novelist R. Zamora Linmark discusses hybridity and song in Hawaiian ballad traditions, interspersing the lecture with Hawaiian Pidgin poems.
Sarah Arvio
Sarah Arvio presents her new translations of the poetry of Federico García Lorca, accompanied by flamenco guitarist Sergio Sánchez-Monge Escardó.
A program honoring Diane di Prima on the occasion of some new releases and the launch of a digitized copy of her 1973 chapbook Loba, Part I on…
Infinite Plentitude, a performative presentation by the artistic collective du monde noir, explores historical and contemporary AfroSurrealism.