W związku ze zbliżającą się premierą książki „Crops” pisarka Hanya Yanagihara i The New York Times Style Magazine zaprosili Grzegorza Kwiatkowskiego do projektu „TMicronovel”.
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3 Quarks Daily / Uniwersytet Stanforda
“People in the know know him.” That’s what his English translator, Peter Constantine, told me. Grzegorz Kwiatkowski is becoming an important poetic voice from today’s Poland, with six volumes of poetry, and translated editions on the way. His translator added, “He has a strange poetic voice, very original and stark.”
Sam Lipsyte o książce „Crops”
„These poems are brutal, strangely exquisite, and, unfortunately, still necessary. With his words and his music and his relentless campaign of stark honesty and regenerative connection, Grzegorz Kwiatkowski is a genuine glimmer of hope in a darkening world.”
The living and the dead – New Eastern Europe
A conversation with Grzegorz Kwiatkowski, a Polish poet, and Trupa Trupa, songwriter, vocalist and guitarist. Interviewer: Jacek Hajduk.
JACEK HAJDUK: During the 2019 SXSW Music Festival you dedicated the performance of your group, Trupa Trupa, to the memory of the late Gdańsk mayor, Paweł Adamowicz. Let us then start with Gdańsk. How much of this city is with you today? And how was it before? Which faces of this multi-layered urban centre are close to your heart?
Crops
1 listopada w amerykańskim wydawnictwie Rain Taxi ukaże się książka „Crops” w tłumaczeniu profesora Petera Constantine’a.
BBC / 30 rocznica płyty Nevermind
Nirvana’s Nevermind – which was released 30 years ago – offered a subversive outlet for a global audience, writes Arwa Haider, who discovers its impact on people from countries including Brazil, Poland and Japan.
Never Forget What Hate Can / Ruth Ben-Ghiat
I am pleased to bring you this interview with Grzegorz Kwiatkowski, a member of the Polish psychedelic post-punk band Trupa Trupa, and the author of several books of poetry that address history, remembrance, and ethics. His latest poems will appear in the review Rain Taxi in November. Kwiatkowski’s musical and literary works have been published and reviewed in The Guardian, Modern Poetry in Translation, Rolling Stone, and the BBC and other places. Trupa Trupa’s songs have denounced Holocaust denialism, as in the tracks Remainder and Never Forget. The band has performed at Desert Daze Festival, South By Southwest, Iceland Airwaves, and Haldern Pop Festival. In 2020 they took part in an NPR Tiny Desk session. Their latest EP is I’ll Find. Our conversation was held on March 23, 2021, and has been edited for clarity and flow.
Stanford University
Stanford University serdecznie zaprasza na „“I Say It Burns”: Poet/post-rock musician Grzegorz Kwiatkowski in Conversation with Cynthia Haven”. Spotkanie odbędzie się w piątek, 8 października.
It Sings Therefore We Are: Philosophy and Music in Conversation
Uniwersytet Oksfordzki serdecznie zaprasza na wydarzenie „It Sings Therefore We Are: Philosophy and Music in Conversation.”, które odbędzie się w środę, 20 października o godzinie 20.30. W spotkaniu prowadzonym przez profesora Paula Lodge’a udział wezmą: pisarka Sylvie Simmons, David Frickie z magazynu Rolling Stone, Gideon Coe z BBC Radio 6 Music i Grzegorz Kwiatkowski.
Haldern Pop Festival / Louder Than War
Ploughing up this Garden of Good Intentions, like some industrial digger carving through a site of special scientific interest, were Trupa Trupa. The four piece rock band from Gdansk have a formidable new record in the offing, and we got the odd number: poppier and more direct in approach.