[Yale-readings] Poetry @ ALL: Cameron Gearen THIS FRIDAY! (please post)

[Suzanne Heyd]

As the Thousand Poem Project comes to a close, ALL invites you to view the
installation again (or for the first time) in its final state.  Each of the
hundreds of poems that ALL received has been incorporated into an
environment of sound, word and idea, the construction of which explored the
process of creating poetry.
Please join us this Friday at 7pm for Word of Mouth featuring Cameron
Gearen.  In addition to being our monthly open-mic poetry night, it will be
our closing celebration for the Thousand Poem Project.  You are welcome to
bring poems to share, or just listen and enjoy.
WORD OF MOUTH OPEN MIC POETRY READINGS
Third Friday of Every Month @ 7pm
THIS MONTH: APRIL 16, 2004
Featured Reader: Cameron K. Gearen. Ms. Gearen has published a chapbook of
poetry entitled Night, Relative ot Day and selected by Robert Pinsky (2004).
Her poetry has appeared in Fence, The Antioch Review, Crazyhorse, Poetry
Northwest, The Bellingham Review, River Styx, Quarterly West, Another
Chicago Magazine, Northwest Review and elsewhere. She won the Grolier Prize
in 1994, the W.B. Yeats Society Poetry Contest in 2001 (judged by Paul
Muldoon), and placed third in the 1997 Painted Bride Quarterly Poetry
Contest (judged by Mark Doty). In 2001, her manuscript was selected as a
finalist for the Walt Whitman Prize, sponsored by the Academy of American
Poets. She has given readings in several venues, including the Aldrich
Museum of Contemporary Art, the International Festival of Arts and Ideas,
and In the First Place, a quarterly salon. She holds an MFA in poetry
writing from Indiana University. She resides in New Haven, where she teaches
poetry at the Educational Center for the Arts.
for more information, contact

Arts + Literature Laboratory
5 Edwards Street
New Haven, CT 06511
(203) 671-5175
www.allgallery.org <http://www.allgallery.org/>
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