NYC from the Inside
NYC through the Eyes of the Poets Who Live Here Anthology edited by George Wallace Assisted Revolution(in Central Park) Faces of granite sculptures, in transitory lonelinesssad inter-looked trees hanging over
the official Website of Valery Oisteanu, poet, artist, writer
NYC through the Eyes of the Poets Who Live Here Anthology edited by George Wallace Assisted Revolution(in Central Park) Faces of granite sculptures, in transitory lonelinesssad inter-looked trees hanging over
Double Trouble: Ruth & Valery Oisteanu Collages + Assemblages from the East VillageWed. March 16 opening5-7pm thru May 31 2022331 East 10th Street, NYC
Rent My Shadow Once I had a liquid shaw, kept it in a jarBut I know it hid in a black box at nightAnd in the morning stained my curtains
French TranslationTranslation by Gilles&John Le Jeu Final Quand il n’y a pas assez de temps pour rêverQuand la toute dernière note est jouéeQuand les musiciens ont quitté la fêteQuand les
Spontaneous Blues We say farewell to Tally BrownSurreal life of a Zen clownShe made the stage go upside downBourgeoisie was tumbling downOh Tally Brown, Tally BrownYou wore the biggest hat in townYour
Lived on speed, wrote surreal poetryYouth fading fast between the night and heroinBaroque doors all lead to La Mama TheaterJames Dean poetry at Danceteria-club readingQuick write a movie at Andy’s
The Drum Circle Beat the drums slowly, like a wave of pebblesFor the Bearsville medicine woman of Willow Beat the drums quietly, for the beat poetess of WoodstockBeat the drums, till
Taylor Mead! Oh! Taylor Mead!Your ass was a symphony leadOn speed, stoned on weedCannot precede a Taylor MeadHe stimulates everyone’s sphincterScreaming Frank O’Hara’s non-repressed desire:“The general return from one place
“Just Act Normal, Then You Are Crazy Enough” Curated by Carolyn Ratcliffe WHERE: Theater for the New City Gallery and TNC’s Online Art Gallery WHEN: November 6, 2021-Janury 3, 2022
Poetry Reading Poetry Reading at the Red Bar Selections from In the Blink of a Third Eye Thursday, October 28 7-9 PM