Saturday, April 11 from 7-10 PM
at The White Page gallery in Minneapolis, MN
Join us for this off-site reading, organized in tandem with year's AWP conference, featuring poets from the fort gondo poetry series:
Corina Copp
Nick Demske
Nathaniel Farrell
E. Tracy Grinnell
Johannes Göransson
Stefania Heim
Lucy Ives
Chris Martin
Daniel Poppick
Susan Scarlata
Mary Austin Speaker
Matvei Yankelevich
Books, refreshments and handprinted broadsides designed by Elysia Mann, Amy Thompson and Gina Alvarez will be available. This event is free and open to the public.
About the gondo poetry series:
Founded in 2011 by Jennifer Kronovet and Jessica Baran, the gondo poetry series has featured several dozen contemporary poets from the St. Louis region and beyond. The series is currently curated by Baran, Paul Legault and Ted Mathys, and features an accompanying fine art broadside series. For a full list of previous readers: http://www.fortgondo.com/poetry.html
About AWP:
The AWP Conference & Bookfair is an essential annual destination for writers, teachers, students, editors, and publishers. Each year more than 12,000 attendees join our community for four days of insightful dialogue, networking, and unrivaled access to the organizations and opinion-makers that matter most in contemporary literature. The 2015 conference will feature over 2,000 presenters and 550 readings, panels, and craft lectures. The bookfair hosts over 700 presses, journals, and literary organizations from around the world. AWP’s is now the largest literary conference in North America. Learn more at: https://www.awpwriter.org
About The White Page:
The White Page is a collectively-run accessible space for art and culture in the local [Minneapolis, Minnesota] community. We support emerging artists by providing work space and the opportunity to connect with an audience through exhibitions and other public programming. Learn more at: http://the-white-page.com/
The fort gondo poetry series is funded in part by the Andy Warhol Foundation for Visual Arts, the Dedalus Foundation and the Regional Arts Commission of St. Louis.
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