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Thanks to David Henderson and Chris Brandt for a lovely and meaningful event on a warm Sunday afternoon in October for the Howl Festival: The lovely poet, Sara Goudarzi. Everyone came out with these fantastic glowing faces as if illuminated features were quite average things for poets and musicians these days. Poet and actress, Sahar […]
MorePoets for Renewable Energy and Peace (PREP) at Howl Festival (NYC) When: Sunday, October 23 Time: 1-4pm Where: Theater 80 on 80 St. Marks Place (East 8th St. & 1st Avenue) in Manhattan. Who: Sahar Muradi, Zohra Saed, Anne Waldman, The Mast (featuring Haale Gafori and Matt Kilmer), Sara Goudarzi, Bob Rosenthal, Papoleto Melendez, Yusuf […]
MoreThere is so much to say about the event on Oct. 7th — a reunion of artist friends, a meeting of new friends, and a commemoration. Yellow candles lit the Mandragoras Gallery where Afghan Americans and an Afghan Brit came together to share the process of art-making and self-making during these years of war in […]
MoreTime Wednesday, September 28 · 7:00pm – 9:00pm Location Blue Gem Room at Paul Robeson Theater in Fort Greene, Brooklyn 54 Greene Avenue, 1st Floor More Info Join us for a polyphonic performance with poetry mixed with audio excerpts of interviews with Asian American community members!Together We Are New York helps to ensure Asian American […]
MoreA Kavad for Remembering 9/11: Together We Are New York “The sense of urgency to write often comes from a place of necessity – to discover truth, to challenge the simplification of stories.” (Hossannah Asuncion) The 10th anniversary of 9/11 will bring an outpouring of emotions and remembrances: this project ensures, through community interviews by […]
MoreConflict Nations Program: Afghanistan Zero Film Fest December 10, 2009 7 p.m. Issue Project Room 232 3rd Street Brooklyn, New York 11215 ArteEast is pleased to co-sponsor the Conflict Nations Program: Afghanistan at the Zero Film Fest. In a time when the majority of festivals are Hollywood marketing campaigns, and even “indie” and “underground” festivals […]
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