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Steve Cannon, a blind poet and arts patron, faces eviction by Gerard Flynn January 18, 2012 “One of the worst things about being blind is that you gotta trust people,” said Steve Cannon recently on his couch at A Gathering of the Tribes, an alternative salon and performance space on the Lower East Side. Cannon was … Read more

Tribes’ last stand? Gallery icon told to vacate building By Aidan Gardiner After living under the looming threat of eviction for a year, Steve Cannon, the blind arts patron who runs the Gathering of the Tribes gallery out of his apartment at 285 E. Third St., has been asked by his landlord to vacate the … Read more

A Gathering of the Tribes Iconic East Village gallery and performance space Steve Cannon, Founder and Executive Director of A Gathering of the Tribes, has been called many things; mentor, pioneer, icon and prophet are a few of the more common appellations. He is known as a poet, a novelist and a playwright, and also … Read more

Dear Friends, Place Matters is proud to feature A Gathering of the Tribes, the iconic Lower East Side gallery and performance space, as January’s Place of the Month . The mythicized multicultural arts organization has been located on the second floor of 285 East Third Street for twenty-one years. But on January 1, Founder, Executive … Read more

Article in the East Village Local

Gathering of the Tribes to Be Disbanded? By STEPHEN REX BROWN, 20 Cooper Square   G.V.S.H.P. – The Gathering of the Tribes building.

The Last of the Bohemians: The Future of A Gathering of the Tribes By Irina Ivanova

  The Last of the Bohemians: The Future of A Gathering of the Tribes By Irina Ivanova From the May 18, 2011 issue | Posted in Culture | Email this article   Visitors gather in the backyard of 285 E 3rd St at the opening of “I feel so sorry for myself.” PHOTO: Irina Ivanova