The wreckage of romance abounds at Signal 66 Art Gallery: a double bed cleanly sawed in two; an obscene painting of a lovelorn painter with his guts hollowed out; photographs of lonely, meditative ...

The tone was set early. It was afternoon at the Poetry Project’s New Year’s Day Marathon, the 50th since the event’s debut in 1974. After an hour and a half or so of poems, the day’s topic had come ...

LONDON — What does poetry look like? It usually makes shapes on a page. Often these shapes are regulated — so many beats to a line. It often divides itself up into relatively small and boxy visual ...

How well do you know the Latin names for plants? Or how to read a dichotomous key? Or how to contemplate the hyperobject of climate change and the nearly infinite impacts on lives that changing ...

Produced by FringePVD2022. More than a concert, less than a play; a ritual perhaps? An experiment featuring poetry, pros, & music. Socially distanced audience participation, fully interactive, ...

"Tching prayed on the mountain and/ wrote MAKE IT NEW/ on his bathtub/ Day by day make it new, cut underbrush/ pile the logs/ keep it growing." With this translation of a 2400-year-old passage from ...

On Thursday, Nov. 3, RIT’s College of Art and Design, College of Liberal Arts, and School of Individualized Study invites the community to a performance by Radical Reversal, a five-piece experimental ...

As a child growing up in India, Fairy Pardiwalla '05 made rhymes out of the prayers and speeches recited during school assemblies. This fascination with poetry has followed her ever since. "It's ...

David Micah Greenberg’s essay on two uses of comparison in poetry and politics, “When That Becomes This,” has provoked quite a bit of discussion among our readers since it was first published last ...

Srikanth “Chicu” Reddy wrote his first poem when he was 5 or 6: an acrostic about Abraham Lincoln. “I think I still have it,” says Reddy, a professor in the Department of English Language and ...