Fieldnotes: 30 Years of KPI
Fieldnotes is an exhibit of samplings from Kore’s in-house archive—an amuse-bouche made from 30 years of ephemera, printed matter, artifacts, …
Fieldnotes is an exhibit of samplings from Kore’s in-house archive—an amuse-bouche made from 30 years of ephemera, printed matter, artifacts, …
Gash Atlas by Jessica Lawson was selected by Erica Hunt for first place in Kore Press Institute’s Poetry Prize and …
This interview by Air Schill, KPI Newsletter and Interview Fellow, was conducted via Zoom on January 20, 2022 with poet, …
Ari Schill interviewed poet Alexis V. Jackson this past fall on Zoom to talk about poetic practice and the back …
Skit: MLK Jr. and Lieutenant Uhura Have Coffee and Cake, by Ruth Ellen Kocher “In this speculative excerpt, Kocher conflates the foreboding assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. with the hope …
“A future where everyone has dignity. Imagine that.”—Erica Hunt At the cusp of the light at the end of the tunnel, what is that just ahead? Is it a healthier, more …
Finally, in two sections, Tisa Bryant underscores the meaningfulness of teaching, creating, making work, making meaning for ourselves and those under our care. We are part of a community with …
In giovanni singleton’s mesotic, we see a specific source of joy for the writer, the luminous transcendental life and creation of musician and spiritual leader Alice Coltrane. Alice Coltrane: A …
What’s the point? In this section affirming radical activism we focus on the world and our place in it. What’s the point of “endless” struggle? What did our foremothers work …