The poem, “world”, was included in ‘the Palaeolithic Grotte du Lazaret in Nice’, as part of the project by The University of Texas at Dallas and the LabSynthE studio of professor Xtine Burrough. The poem, “world”, taken from book, “Crops”, translated by Peter Constantine, can be heard starting at 48 seconds.
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Denis Lavant / Galerie du jour agnès b.
Actor Denis Lavant (Holy Motors) reads a poem from the future French book “Joies” in the Paris Galerie du jour agnès b. at the exhibition of the great photographer Nolwenn Brod, who decided to use two poems from “Joies” – “connu “and “grogner”.
“Twitch”
Single “Twitch”, the first track from the upcoming B FLAT A album is out today! Listen to this song on all digital platforms and watch the video directed by Aleksander Makowski.
Clash magazine
Trupa Trupa Return With Mighty ‘Twitch’. Watch the hallucinogenic visuals…
“Crops”
The book “Crops” is out!
The book can be ordered on the publisher’s website – www.raintaxi.com/crops
Imani Perry about “Crops”
Imani Perry, writer and professor at Princeton University commenting on “Crops”:
“I have found these poems to be emotionally compelling and profound. I expect fellow readers will enjoy this beautiful work”
Kean University
Kean University and the Holocaust Resource Center invite you to “Conversation with poet and musician Grzegorz Kwiatkowski” as part of the Kristallnacht Commemorative Program. Meeting led by Dr. Joanna Sliwa will take place on Tuesday, November 9.
Richard Deming about “Crops”
Richard Deming, poet, art critic, and the Director of Creative Writing at Yale University, commenting on “Crops”:
“Grzegorz Kwiatkowski once said, “I think that we should be conscious about the evil that is inside every one of us.” In his collection Crops, Kwiatkowski’s taut, tense poems sound the depths of our darkest history. Masterfully rendered by Peter Constantine, one of our most brilliant translators, Crops reveals that the unforgettable is also the undeniable. Is it beautiful? I say it is powerfully necessary, unrelentingly direct. I say it burns.”
Join us for a coffee break conversation as we celebrate the publication of Crops, the latest chapbook in Rain Taxi’s OHM Editions series, a stunning collection of verse by the award-winning Polish poet and musician Grzegorz Kwiatkowski! In this heart-rending work, so beautifully translated into English by Peter Constantine, Kwiatkowski warns “We must not forget our tragic past because it might well return.” At this special launch event, Kwiatkowski and Constantine will read from and discuss the history that informs these poems, as well as the role poetry can play in offering testimony and hope in our troubled world.
Wednesday, November 10, 3:00 pm Central
“Virus of Hate” / University of Oxford
Please feel invited on the second part of the “Virus of Hate” workshop at the University of Oxford.