El Alto: Chronicles of the Heights by Francis Mateo brings together poetry, photography, and music to explore the Dominican-New York experience, between the half-island and New York, memory and the present, what we leave behind and what we build here. Free and open to the public at Inwood Art Works Studio. RSVP for Reception.
Join Inwood Art Works as we celebrate Fall with a curated poetry and open social to connect with fellow poets and community members. Harvest of the Heart: An Uptown Poetry Social, featuring the poetry and prose of Tabs, Bryon Gordon, Deadpan Lizzie, and J-Nix. Curated by R.M. Thomson. Followed by a social hour and a limited open mic, in which the audience is invited to read a short poem or story on stage! (3 to 4 minutes per reader
Director Tod Browning's adaptation of Bram Stoker's famous novel, starring the iconic Bela Lugosi, is one the most famous horror movies ever made. It kick-started Universal Studio's horror cycle, and helped turn Dracula into one of the most famous names in horror, cinema and pop culture. Directly following the feature will be an exclusive screening of the rare 1-minute epilogue to Dracula.
Paintings by Pablo Caviedes - Opening Celebration October 8 at 7pm. Free and open to the public on view Thursday, October 8 – Sunday, November 1. Born in 1971 in Cotacachi, Ecuador, Pablo Caviedes has been exhibiting his work for more than thirty years. In fact, since 1990, his amazing images have graced prominent venues in Paris, France, Poland, Germany, and the United States, just to name a few.
Inwood Art Works presents HOWL! — Allen Ginsberg at 100. Composer/Reader Jerome Kitzke will honor the American poet Allen Ginsberg in his Centennial Year by eading his seminal poems Howl and Footnote to Howl as well as reading other Ginsberg poems Kitzke set to music over the last 38 years, including Hum Bom!, Sunflower Sutra, and Song. Each of those readings will be followed by audio recordings of the compositions Kitzke made.
HOW TO GET PUBLISHED in Today's Marketplace. Hear publishing industry veteran Lori Perkins, a literary agent, indie book publisher and author, share her decades of experience on breaking in to today's publishing world
