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SUMMARY:Up My Spot: Readings by Mia Bruner\, Nick Von Kleist\, and Zee Whitesides
DESCRIPTION:Up My Spot celebrates poetry that queers language\, explores modes of representation\, and creates sites of non-normative histories\, identities\, and intimacies. It features three graduating poets from Eugene Lang of The New School\, Mia Bruner\, Nick Von Kleist\, and Zee Whitesides. \n\nMia Bruner grew up in Los Angeles and moved to New York in 2009 to attend  The New School where she co-founded The Akilah Oliver Memorial Reading at Eugene Lang College with Jamila Wimberly. She has  worked with the Belladonna* Collaborative\, a hub of feminist literary action\, since 2009. \nNVK grew up in the small town of Phoenix\, NY. His work in poetry\, performance\, and installation aims to conglomerate medieval\, rural\, academic and grindr cultures into a surreal experience of overarching queerness. \n\n  \nZee Whitesides is a poet and musician from Radcliffe\, Kentucky. Her work aims to recreate languages with new syntaxes and grammars\, resist received cultural representations\, and rethink how our intimacies are made for us by cultures. \nRSVP on Fbook
URL:https://www.bgsqd.com/event/up-my-spot-readings-by-mia-bruner-nick-von-kleist-and-zee-whitesides/
LOCATION:Bureau of General Services–Queer Division\, 208 West 13th Street\, Room 210\, New York\, NY\, 10011\, United States
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SUMMARY:Opening reception for Invisible\, photographs by Samantha Box
DESCRIPTION:SAMANTHA BOX – INVISIBLE \nA series of photographs taken between 2005 – 2012\, documenting homeless queer and transgender youth in New York City \nFebruary 7 – 28\, 2013 \nOpening: Thursday\, February 7 from 6-9 PM \nSince 2005\, Samantha Box has dedicated herself to documenting New York City’s community of homeless lesbian\, gay\, bisexual\, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) youth. Her on-going project\, INVISIBLE\, has been recognized by the Anthropographia Award for Photography and Human Rights\, EN FOCO\, and the New York Foundation for the Arts. It has been widely exhibited\, most notably\, in 2010 at The Sanctuary for Independent Media in Troy\, NY\, and in 2011 as part of the Open Society Institute’s “Moving Walls #18” exhibition. \n“The young people that I photograph are some of the most resilient people that I have ever met: despite facing societal animosity of homo- and transphobia\, and the burden of a broken system that conspires to keep them homeless. They continuously work for a future where their talents and intellect can be used\, where they have a home\, a family and a life of stability.” \n– Samantha Box on Time/Lightbox\, June 12\, 2012
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SUMMARY:Book Club meets to discuss Valencia
DESCRIPTION:Book Club is a queer book club that meets every six weeks or so to discuss books. On Tuesday\, February 5th\, Book Club will meet at the Bureau to discuss Michelle Tea’s Valencia\, which is available at the Bureau.
URL:https://www.bgsqd.com/event/book-club-meets-to-discuss-valencia/
LOCATION:Bureau of General Services–Queer Division\, 208 West 13th Street\, Room 210\, New York\, NY\, 10011\, United States
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SUMMARY:Thursday\, January 17\, 7 PM: Anthony Thornton and Margaret Glaspy
DESCRIPTION:Anthony Thornton is a New York-based poet\, artist and muse. He has been the subject of works by Matthias Hamann and Marco Anelli\, appeared in most recent issue of Scott Hug’s K48\, and has performed and exhibited at CODEX\, Envoy Enterprises and Starr Space. Anthony will read selections from his debut chapbook of poetry Is My Voice Alive?\nBorn and raised in Northern California\, Margaret Glaspy has brought her indescribable voice to the east coast and New York City couldn’t be happier. She is a committed student to the music around her and has been writing some of the most innovative and heartfelt material of her generation. With a list of influences including Omou Sangare\, Feist\, Jeff Buckley\, and Nina Simone\, she has created a sound and writing style that is undeniable\, honest\, and a tribute to the beautiful music that she has discovered throughout her 23 years.
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