Not only were figurative
and photographic art on
display, but so was the
written kind. The writers
from Albany Poets added
a touch of intellectual
ambiguity to a backdrop
of in-your-face outsider,
graffiti, and street art
(current exhibit is
TAG IT
and runs 'til the 25th
of September, 2009).
Though prose was
highlighted, rhyme also
had a place among thoughts, wonders and actualities that were
recited and then hung in the air before disappearing to that place
where all things go to disappear.
If you missed last night,
not to worry: POETRY
OPEN MIC NIGHT will
be held the 2nd Friday
for the next three
months -
Oct, 9th;
Nov, 13th; &
Dec, 11th
from 7ish to 9ish pm.
Again, the guild will host these nights at the gallery -
247 Lark Street - and Albany Poets will sponsor them.
These events are FREE but DONATIONS will be GREATLY
APPRECIATED (;-D)!
At The MIC:
1.Sylvia Barnard
2. Alan Siegel
3. Tom (just "Tom")
4. Kevin Peterson
5. Todd Fabozzi
6. R.M. Engelhardt
7. Matt Galletta (not pictured)
Plus a special reading with musical accompaniment was done by
Thom Francis and Keith Spencer of MURROW (I was moved by their
piece about 9/11).
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