Kate Folk, Susan Gevirtz, and Lyzette Wanzer—Affiliate Artists at the Headlands Center for the Arts—read during the Summer Open House on Sunday, July 17 2016:
A Berkeley native, Aya de Leon has long married social justice activism and the arts, producing subversive work in popular forms. From 1998 to 2008,…
An interview with Julien Poirier, from The Write Stuff series: Julien Poirier was born in San Francisco in 1970. He has taught poetry in the New York City…
An interview with C.E. Shue, from The Write Stuff series: C.E. Shue is a poet and prose writer who is currently working on her chapbook, “The Beauty of…
What began as a poetic rewrite of the U.S. Department of Defense’s Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms has become the first book by Solmaz…
An interview with Ivy Johnson, from The Write Stuff series: Ivy Johnson is a poet and performance artist in Oakland, CA. Her book, As They Fall, is a…
An interview with Leora Fridman, from The Write Stuff series: Leora Fridman is an interdisciplinary artist, organizer and educator based in the Bay Area. Leora…
Michael Warr presented Of Protest and Poetry: From Emmett Till to Trayvon Martin at City Lights on Thursday, June 30 2016, with readings by Warr, D. Scott…
Cassandra Dallett, MK Chavez, and Tongo Eisen-Martin reading for Quiet Lightning during Lagunitas‘ pop-up beer garden in Ghirardelli Square on Saturday, June 25 2016: This…
Raul Ruiz + Annelyse Gelman read for Quiet Lightning as part of UnderCover Presents: Radiohead’s Kid A on Saturday, Jun 4 and Sunday, Jun 5…