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Cliff FymanCLIFF FYMAN attends weekly readings at the Poetry Project where he has taken workshops with Harris Schiff and Bernadette Mayer. Poet Marc Olmsted describes C.F. as a 'Pacifist Zionist vegetarian PostBeat Objectivist Zenster.'
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Cliff Fyman’s Taxi Night
Review by Jim CohnDEC 21-JAN 22 | Poetry
In the late spring of 2021, as life in the United States was sputtering back to life after the pandemic, Cliff Fyman’s Taxi Night was a vivid reminder of the way the talk had been going full throttle before everything came to a crashing halt.
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By Óscar Moisés DíazSEPT 2022 | Poetry
Óscar Moisés Díaz is a poet-astrologer, film curator, and visual artist. They've exhibited art in places such as the 10th Central American Biennial, the International Film Festival of El Salvador, the Queens Museum, the Museum of Art El Salvador, and a solo exhibit at The Museum of Contemporary Art Costa Rica among others. Currently, they serve as a Contributing Editor for Asphalte Magazine and a Poetry in Translation Editor for Fence. They were a 2020-2021 Inaugural Curatorial Fellow at the Poetry Project as a member of Tierra Narrative. Recently they completed a writing residency at the Atlantic Center for the Arts under the mentorship of Eileen Myles. To hear some recent poems check out their participation at The Whitney Biennial 2022 on youtube as part of the Gathering of the Tribes marathon. Other recent poems can be found in Schlag Magazine, A Gathering of the Tribes, and Scalawag Magazine.
RIZOMA: Poetry & Performance Workshops at Santiaguito de Almoloya Women’s Prison
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In March of 2020 I went with a group of artists, poets, and musicians to the Penal Femenil Santiaguito in Almoloya, Mexico—a prison center for prevention and social reinsertion.
WOMAD Festival
By Martin LongleySEPT 2022 | Music
World Of Music, Arts & Dance celebrates its 40th anniversary in 2022, a festival still dedicated to global sounds from numerous nations, and returning in full, following two years of virus-imposed hibernation. It’s a sprawling, outdoor camping experience, with five chief stages offering simultaneous choices, as well as smaller satellites for workshops, panels, poetry declamations and cookery masterclasses (given by musicians who divide their given hour between playing and stirring).
