Dark Room Collective + Cave Canem = John Keene, Sharan Strange, and Rachel Eliza Griffiths, Chicago 2012 (Photography by Thomas Sayers Ellis)
Keorapetse Kgositsile
P.O.P is an evolving conversation between and about poets. Each poet answers an anonymous questions by leaving a new question for another poet.
Excerpts of P.O.P are taken from an ongoing series
about contemporary poetry and its culture through a sequence of candid conversations concerning poetry, imagination, and poetic process in the context of human experience.
Directed and Produced by Rachel Eliza Griffiths
2012 All Rights Reserved.
P.O.P : Michael Klein
P.O.P is an evolving conversation between and about poets. Each poet answers an anonymous questions by leaving a new question for another poet.
Excerpts of P.O.P are taken from an ongoing series about contemporary poetry and its culture through a sequence of candid conversations concerning poetry, imagination, and poetic process in the context of human experience.
Directed and Produced by Rachel Eliza Griffiths
2012 All Rights Reserved.
P.O.P : Suzanne Gardinier
P.O.P is an evolving conversation between and about poets. Each poet answers an anonymous questions by leaving a new question for another poet.
Excerpts of P.O.P are taken from an ongoing series
about contemporary poetry and its culture through a sequence of candid conversations concerning poetry, imagination, and poetic process in the context of human experience.
Directed and Produced by Rachel Eliza Griffiths
2012 All Rights Reserved.
In Celebration of National Poetry Month, I’ll be posting 12 new P.O.P interviews during April! Enjoy and Support Poetry!
CHROMA (preview, 2012)
Last Self, Portrait of 2011.
P.O.P is an evolving conversation between and about poets.
Each poet answers an anonymous question by leaving a new question for another poet.
Excerpts of P.O.P are taken from an ongoing documentary
about contemporary poetry and its evolving culture through a sequence of candid conversations concerning poetry, imagination, and poetic process in the context of human experience.
Directed and Produced by Rachel Eliza Griffiths
2011 All Rights Reserved.
P.O.P is an evolving conversation between and about poets.
Each poet answers an anonymous question by leaving a new question for another poet.
Excerpts of P.O.P are taken from an ongoing documentary
about contemporary poetry and its evolving culture through a sequence of candid conversations concerning poetry, imagination, and poetic process in the context of human experience.
Directed and Produced by Rachel Eliza Griffiths
2011 All Rights Reserved.
P.O.P is an evolving conversation between and about poets. Each poet answers an anonymous questions by leaving a new question for another poet.
Excerpts of P.O.P are taken from an ongoing documentary
about contemporary poetry and its evolving culture through a sequence of candid conversations concerning poetry, imagination, and poetic process in the context of human experience.
Directed and Produced by Rachel Eliza Griffiths
2011 All Rights Reserved.
P.O.P is an evolving conversation between and about poets.
Each poet answers an anonymous questions by leaving a new question for another poet.
Excerpts of P.O.P are taken from an ongoing documentary
about contemporary poetry and its evolving culture through a sequence of candid conversations concerning poetry, imagination, and poetic process in the context of human experience.
Directed and Produced by Rachel Eliza Griffiths
2011 All Rights Reserved.
Terrance Hayes (Teaser/ P.O.P)
SAVE THE DATE!
Friday, September 30, 7 - 10 pm
Poets House, 10 River Terrace, NY NY 10282
Poets Reading Prose from Novels Containing Their Favorite Women Literary Characters (Featured Poets: Dennis Nurkse, Tracy K. Smith, Patrick Rosal, John Murillo, Kamilah Aisha Moon, Lindsey Horne, & Camille Rankine).
Special Collaborative Performance by Medusa String Theory, Featuring Samantha Thornhill & folk musician Valerie June.
Art Raffle / Courtesy of Writers’ House:
Zora Neale Hurston’s in Fort Pierce, Florida. 12” x 19”.
Designed for Writers’ House
by M + E. Illustrated by Aislinn Forbes.
Cocktail & Hors D’oeuvres Reception,
Complimentary Limited Edition Broadsides
& Live Music by Jessy Carolina & The Hot Mess (http://www.jessycarolinahotmess.com/index.php?/press-kit/)
*Suggested Donation: $5 – $10 (donations for Girls Write Now: http://www.girlswritenow.org/gwn/)
*Jessy Carolina & The Hot Mess is a New York City based ensemble specializing in early American roots and jazz music from the late 1800s to the 1930’s. The group features Jessy Carolina on vocals and washboard, Jerron “Blind Boy” Paxton on piano, banjo, and vocals, Jordan Hyde on guitar, Jay Sanford on bass, Mario J. Maggio on clarinet and saxophone, and Satoru Ohashi on trumpet and trombone.
