Bowery Poetry with Harris Shiff, Brendan Lorber, and Vincent Katz

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Last Tuesday, on January the 27th, Harris Shiff, Brendan Lorber, and Vincent Katz read at Bowery Poetry. It was an excellent continuation of the “New York Poets” reading series organized and hosted by Ed Friedman and Bob Rosenthal that will continue until March the 3rd.

It’s not uncommon to see Vincent Katz or Brendan Lorber at a downtown gathering in any season, but Harris Schiff is a rara avis whose sightings are not as frequent so I was especially excited to capture him for this important archive. You will find all three reading in the Vimeo below. Enjoy.

Bowery Poetry with Harris Schiff, Brendan Lorber and Vincent Katz
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The first five photographs were taken by Jeff Wright and the last five were taken by me.

Brendan Lorber

Bob Rosenthal and Ed Friedman

Harris Schiff

Filip Marinovich, Edmund Berrigan, Anslem Berrigan and Lila Dhlaboha

Vincent Katz and Joe Elliot

Vincent Katz and Katt Lissard

Harris Schiff and Vincent Katz

Harris Schiff, Greg Masters and Elinor Nauen

Harris Schiff, Greg Masters, Elinor Nauen and Vincent Katz

Ed Friedman and Brendan Lorber

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Vincent Katz, by the way, has had a new book published at Penguin Random House called Daffodil. You can check it out here:

Daffodil by Vincent Katz: 9780525656593 | PenguinRandomHouse.com: Books
Stopping time on the page to discover the poetic moment where past and present are one, Vincent Katz (called a poet of “vibrant cinematic hunger” by Eileen Myles) opens himself to the fleeting…

Explorations with Vincent Katz

Vincent Katz reads from Southness

Readings from the Dia Anthology

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The poster for this reading was designed by Brendan Lorber. And if you should ever need a map drawn, Brendan is your man. You can check him out here:

Brendan Lorber
Brendan Lorber is a poet, prose writer, and editor who lives in a little castle on a hill in Brooklyn across from the Greenwood Cemetery