Kore the Queen Turns 25 In the Night Garden: Nov 11
In the Night Garden Party Community celebration: 25 years of women, art & justice! Kore Press / Queen of the Underworld …
Addie Tsai Reading & Coffee: Sept 16, 10am
Addie Tsai Reading & Coffee Sunday, Sept 16, 10am Join us at Kore Press on Sunday morning for coffee by EXO and a reading by visiting poet, choreographer, creative non-fiction writer Addie Tsai! Addie will read from her memoir-in-process, “in its place—: An Ode to Frankenstein,” and other writings. Suggested donation of $5 at the door …
Dear So-and-So: A Workshop with Addie Tsai
Dear So-and-So: Exploring Our Stories Through Letter Writing Writing workshop for poets, fiction writers, and nonfiction writers with visiting artist Addie Tsai. 9am-noon, Saturday, Sept 15 Kore Press at The Dunbar Pavilion 325 W 2nd St, Tucson, 85705 Explore the art of letter writing as a tool for self-discovery and reflection. In this experiential workshop, …
Culturally Responsive Teacher Institute II: Sept 29
Kore Press’ Teacher Institute II: Culturally Responsive Pedagogy { for librarians, educators, organizers, community workers } Saturday, Sept 29, 2018, 8:30-4:30pm, is the second offering of this amazing Institute. The day-long institute includes a content-rich, experiential morning and afternoon session, with breakfast / beverages, and a 50% discount on the anthology Letters to the Future: Black Women …
Erasures, White Shame Salon: Sept 12
Erasures, White Shame Salon Wed, Sept 12, 5:30-7:30 As part of the Kore Institute Salon Series at the Dunbar, please join us for an informal evening of food, community and conversation with writers TC Tolbert, Addie Tsai and Farid Matuk. While interrogating whiteness, this discussion will also range across questions of how we imagine social responsibility, …
Aging, Sexual Currency, and the Midlife Crisis
Aging, Sexual Currency, and the Midlife Crisis by Anne Liu Kellor I used to want to be invisible. Or rather, I didn’t want to be seen primarily for my face and body. By the end of high school, I’d had enough of that preoccupation. Like many young women I obsessed daily in front of a …