Segue Reading Series: julie ezelle patton & Cecilia Vicuña
Two poets with distinct experimental voices, julie ezelle patton and Cecilia Vicuña, read in a long-running series, an easy way to hear both in one sitting.
Books in Tribeca-Civic Center
Books · Tribeca-Civic Center — change
Prison (excerpt) + Who Are You Dorothy Dean? Book Launch and Q&A
An excerpt from Prison pairs with the launch of the book Who Are You Dorothy Dean?, then a Q&A. A film clip, a new book, and a room to ask questions about both.
Segue Reading Series: Stine An & Antonio Ochoa
Two poets, Stine An and Antonio Ochoa, share one bill in the Segue Reading Series, an independent poetry series with a clear curatorial point of view. A short, focused evening of listening.
Book talk for Theresa Hak Kyung Cha: Multiple Offerings
A book launch for Multiple Offerings, a new volume devoted to the artist Theresa Hak Kyung Cha, hosted by Artists Space, an independent art institution. A focused evening around one artist's work.
Segue Reading Series: Joon Oluchi Lee & imogen smith
A poetry and prose reading pairing Joon Oluchi Lee and imogen smith, part of the long-running Segue series, a curated program with a distinct literary point of view.
Segue Reading Series: Mei-mei Berssenbrugge & Jay Gao
A poetry reading from the long-running Segue series, pairing Mei-mei Berssenbrugge with Jay Gao, a younger poet. Two voices, one evening, in a curated program with a clear point of view.
Segue Reading Series: Tisa Bryant & Soham Patel
Experimental writers Tisa Bryant and Soham Patel read together in the long-running, curated Segue poetry series, hosted by an independent nonprofit with a sharp eye for new writing.
Segue Reading Series: Benjamin Krusling & Chang Yuchen
Two poets, Benjamin Krusling and Chang Yuchen, read in the long-running Segue series, hosted by the independent nonprofit Artists Space. A short, curated evening of live poetry.
Segue Reading Series: Valerie Hsiung & Matt Longabucco
A poetry reading from the long-running Segue series, pairing two writers, Valerie Hsiung and Matt Longabucco, on one bill. A short, focused evening of new work read aloud.
