www.intangiblecollective.com
here you will find the otherworldly words of poets
the magic on the other side of a camera lens
the music we make and the way that it moves us.
portrait of poet Daniel “fritz” Hershel Silber-Baker by Jonathan Weiskopf.
outtake from my photo session with Fritz for the forthcoming book & exhibition series entitled “For Some Time Now: Performance Poets of New York City” featuring portraits of more than 120 members of the NYC slam and spoken word community by Jonathan Weiskopf and a collection of 18 gorgeous new written works, commissioned, compiled and edited by Jeanann Verlee.
The book will be available at the release party, exhibition opening and poetry showcase (at which Fritz will be a featured performer!!!) on Sunday, April 22, 2012 at the legendary Nuyorican Poets Cafe in New York City. You may also pre-order the book by emailing me at jsweiskopf@gmail.com
TONIGHT & TOMORROW NIGHT!!!
Tuesday, April 3 at 8:30
Wednesday, April 4 at 7:00Seven years into full recovery from a decade-long eating disorder, writer/performer Caroline Rothstein reflects on having the deadliest mental illness while coming of age in the 1990s through monologue, poetry & performance art.
Written and Performed by Caroline Rothstein, Directed by Alex Mallory, Co-Presented with Poetic Theater Productionsat The Living Theatre
21 Clinton Street
(btw. Houston and Stanton)
New York, NY, NY 10009Tickets $18
https://web.ovationtix.com/trs/pr/907555
Check out the trailer here!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5QmBP9cIBI
Caroline Rothstein is a New York City-based performance poet and nonfiction writer. A regular performer at the Nuyorican Poet’s Café and a member of their 2010 slam team ranked second in the nation, she has competed, performed, and led workshops at poetry venues, theatres, colleges, and schools around the United States for a decade. A longtime activist in eating disorder recovery, she hosts the video-blog “Body Empowerment,” sharing her own recovery story to promote positive body image worldwide. She has a B.A. in classical studies from the University of Pennsylvania, and an M.S. from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism.
portrait of poet Eden Connelly by Jonathan Weiskopf.
february 2011.
outtake from forthcoming book & exhibition series entitled “For Some Time Now: Performance Poets of New York City” featuring portraits of more than 120 members of the NYC slam and spoken word community by Jonathan Weiskopf and a collection of 18 gorgeous new written works prepared especially for this project, edited by Jeanann Verlee, and authored by Mahogany L. Browne, Lynne Procope, David Winter, and a host of others.
The book will be available on Sunday, April 22, 2012 at the legendary Nuyorican Poets Cafe in New York City or via email to jsweiskopf@gmail.com
The Cove
Gordon Gartrell x Swisherhands
representing some of NY’s finest creators, Izzy, B.Nice, Brian “Omni” Dillon, & Jimmytheloch
(February, 2012)
-Steph
(Source: dynastyle)
Intangible Collective’s Izzy gives a glimpse of his music process.
Someone asked me how I make music. This is my answer.
(via dynastyle)
Intangible Collective member Brian Omni Dillion spits Hey Thanks for Dumping Me (I’m Going to Burn Down Your Mother’s Apartment)
Instead of having a New Years resolution for 2012, I decided to instead challenge myself to help 12 non-profit organizations by doing a pro-bono video spotlight for a new group every month this coming year.
January showcases the work of the Engeye Scholars program, whose mission is to support the educational initiative of the Engeye Health Clinic and provide support to children living in and around Ddegeya Village, Uganda. For more information visit: www.engeyescholars.orgIf you’re involved with a non-profit group or have any recommendations of organizations (in the Westchester/NYC area) that could really benefit from the creation of video content, please e-mail me at seangallagher86@gmail.com
(Source: seanhasawebsite)
NIGHTNIGHT by DEDDY