I’m headed to Brooklyn tomorrow to visit one of my very favorite families in the whole wide world, the KINSELLAS!
Woot-hoo!
And I timed my trip to so that I can meet an artist that I greatly admire, Iviva Olenick, and participate in a fantastic art experience she is producing.
As part of her EmbroideryPoems #BrooklynTweets project, Iviva has created
a poetry reading and musical performance. As poets read and musicians play, embroiderers will stitch snippets of lyrics and verse to create new, “found” poems.
It should be a boundary-pushing, artistic night.
I’m also thrilled that poet, blogger and Russian translator Kevin Kinsella will be reading his poetry at the event.
So if you’re in the NYC area on Thursday, 6/6/13, please come to the Local 61. I’d love to meet you!
Here are the details:
Thursday, June 6, 6-9pm
@61 Local, 61 Bergen Street near Smith Street
F/G to Bergen Street
Read more about Olenick’s project on the New York Times Magazine blog.
And if you're there, please say hello, OK?
Woot-hoo!
And I timed my trip to so that I can meet an artist that I greatly admire, Iviva Olenick, and participate in a fantastic art experience she is producing.
As part of her EmbroideryPoems #BrooklynTweets project, Iviva has created
a poetry reading and musical performance. As poets read and musicians play, embroiderers will stitch snippets of lyrics and verse to create new, “found” poems.
It should be a boundary-pushing, artistic night.
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| Kevin Kinsella's art criticism blog, New First Unexpected. |
I’m also thrilled that poet, blogger and Russian translator Kevin Kinsella will be reading his poetry at the event.
So if you’re in the NYC area on Thursday, 6/6/13, please come to the Local 61. I’d love to meet you!
Here are the details:
Thursday, June 6, 6-9pm
@61 Local, 61 Bergen Street near Smith Street
F/G to Bergen Street
Read more about Olenick’s project on the New York Times Magazine blog.
And if you're there, please say hello, OK?
I wish I could join you! But I'm stuck at home with my damn wiener kids. Have fun!
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