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Tribes 13 Release Party Postcard
Tribes 13 Release Party

A Gathering of the Tribes, with a magazine of the same name, is proud to announce the release of its new magazine “Tribes 13” Poets House 10 River Terrace New York, NY (212) 431-7920 July 23rd 5-7pm. The cover charge will be $10 and will include a copy of the new magazine (priced at $12.95). … Read more

ARTIST Cynthia von Buhler Front Cover ARTIST Jeff Sonhouse 1 ARTIST Tat Ito . 4 AUTHOR Anne Waldman . 5 AUTHOR Marge Piercy 6 ARTIST Bonny Finberg . 7 ARTIST Steve Dalachinsky . 8 AUTHOR Ellen Bass . 9 AUTHOR Yusef Komunyakaa 10 ARTIST Amy Bessone . 11 INTERVIEW Amiri Baraka . 12 AUTHOR Adonis … Read more

“Barnard Banjo Club, ca. 1897” I can’t help but stop to ponder this photo, as I walk through the tunnel. These women – with their hair pulled severely back in buns, and their billowy dresses that come down to the floor – are my predecessors. My sisters. Yet, their faces, their posture, their poses, the … Read more

Tribes in April

Thursday April 1st, 8pm Calling all musicians, poets, artists, singers, songers, ranters, ravers, and lovers. All performers welcome — open sign-up begins at 7:30pm Grand opening night will be Thursday, April 1st, 2010 and will feature an extended set by folk musician Danny Schmidt, as well as open floor spots. Amazing refreshments — alcoholic, edible, … Read more

Armory & Accessories

An extremely long and image-dense New York art fair report by Janet Bruesselbach Everything I shot from Wednesday to Sunday is here. FIRST COURSE: The Armory Show I registered as press in advance for this and showed up about ten minutes after the press conference to pick up my badge. I briefly glanced at Pier … Read more

Tribes in City Pictorial

An article on Lower East Side with a section of Tribes’ information written by Lesley Sheng. The magazine is a November issue of City Pictorial.    

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Tribes and Aquarian Arts Announce Poetry Contest

The finalist Judge will be Yerra Sugarman, and the first prize will be $150. The deadline is July 1st, 2008! Read more

When I asked Okoshi about the inspiration for her basic building blocks, the ovoids, she said she thought of them as raindrops, adding, “Rain is the most important thing in heaven, because it connects earth and sky.” It seemed the rain was forming shapes in its falling sheets. Read more