Centro Cultural Barco de Papel presented the event “Two Peruvian poets útlima Generation” on Friday November 6, 2015. The poets Yevgeny Bezzubikoff Diaz (Huancayo, Peru, 1978) and José Antonio Mazzotti (Lima, 1961) read their poetry work at 7pm in the … Continued
Centro Cultural Barco de Papel presented last September 26 the first edition of the “Approach to poetry written by women” with an excellent response from the community who filled the room to hear the work of the young poets Marielis … Continued
Barco de Papel Cultural Center Paper presented the poets Enrique Giordano of Chile and Diego Mora of Costa Rica, the event was called ‘Two divergent poets’. As its name implies they diverge, but they are linked by many common things like love … Continued
On June 5 2015 Centro Cultural Barco de Papel presented an afternoon of poetry called “Censor those lines. Poetry you don’t expect” coordinated by Ross Benmin with lectures of Benjamin herself, Edgar Smith, Zoila Abreu and Rina Soldevilla. Event Photos in our Facebook page. The authors: Rossalina … Continued
Barco de Papel in conjunction with the community organization 82nd Street Partnership presented on May 4th an poetry reading in a warm sunny spring afternoon. A multitudinous group of listeners gather together in the Manuel de Dios Unanue Park located on … Continued
Centro Cultural Barco de Papel made a tribute to Chilean writer Pedro Lemebel (1952-2015) who pass away last January 23, 2015 at the age of 62. The event, held in the middle of a snow storm in New York, remembered his … Continued
El Barco de Papel Cultural Center introduced the second version of the spring cultural event, called Rhizome, on Saturday May 31 aa 5 pm on the premises of the Cervantes Institute of New York. In the event, that started in the … Continued
Three poets meet in a basement in Queens, the space is dirty and disorganized butt allows them to live their own world reflecting about their reality. The poets said “this tryptic is not recommended for people with satisfied minds or to … Continued