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Andrei is honored to have received the 2025 Pushcart Prize for Poetry for his poem How No Money Becomes Money appearing in issue 21 of LiVEMag!
Born on the stage of the Bowery Poetry Club, LiVEMag! celebrates this and presents its 9th Annual Lifetime Achievement Award will be presented to Barbara Henning
Join host and MC, Publisher Jeffrey Cyphers Wright, Contributing editor and Designer Lori Ortiz and Deputy Editor Ilka Scobie at the legendary Bowery Poetry Club
A Free Event that features Luigi Cazzaniga | Andrei Codrescu | Monique Erickson | Anders Goldfarb | Uche Nduka | Lori Ortiz | Barbara Rosenthal | Bob Rosenthal | Jerome Sala | Ilka Scobie
Pangea Performances curated by Victoria C Brown & Flash Rosenberg
riffing with animations
Improvisation & real time images by Flash
Tuesday February 17, 2006
Pangea NYC
178 2nd Ave
New York, NY 10003
More Info here
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interview | animation | bio | poetry | happenings
directed by Julian Semilian | produced by Clark Peterson
Director Julian Semilian’s documentary-collage centers around the life and times of.... From Dada to quadrupedalism, this ode to free-thinking and free-wheeling.is s a playful paean that counters all forms of functional fixedness
Julian and Andrei met in Italy in 1966 as both fled post WWII Romania – they actually arrived together in the US. If you get them together and give them a drink – they’ll regale you with stories of jumping from bridges, seductions by princesses and appearing in Pasolini films! It’s a pleasure to watch these two avant-savants meld on screen
Experimental filmmaker Julian Semilian is a film editor, teacher, poet, translator, and novelist. What he won’t tell you is that he learned his art from Bernie Gribble, legendary editor on a number midcentury films, including Death Wish. Julian is a very modest, fantastic director, producer, translator, and a well-loved professor of film. Learn more here
also streaming
Fish Have No Psychiatrists: a day with Andrei Codrescu
Official Selection Cannes Film Festival & The River Run Film Festival 2024
Wednesday, February 4th 7p | Bowery Poetry | 308 Bowery NYC
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Three centuries, three conspiracies, and the interring of Baby Napoleon
Directed by Tristan Codrescu · Music by w8ing4ufos · Produced by Constance Lewis
Event for the recently renovated Marigny French Opera House
Live Performance New Orleans, LA
Date/Time: December 10, 2025 7p
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Another world heavyweight poetry championship between Andrei & Charles Bernstein
Hosted by Unnameable Books, Brooklyn
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For fans of Electricity, Radio, Opera, Music, History, Theater, Dance, Pigeons and living
Andrei joins the group for a reading from his fiery introduction Miriam Seidel’s new monograph (Fomite Press, 2025) chronicling her visionary 2006 bio-opera Violet Fire –– itself based on Tesla’s Opera: The Real, Stranger-Than-Fiction Nikola Tesla, by Lewis Whittingham
Seidel work revisiting Tesla’s genius features Seidel’s libretto, musical collaborator Jon Gibson’s scores, and essays from collaborators exploring the nexus of art, science and revolution
Terry O’Reilly, a director and artistic collaborator of the legendary experimental theater Mabou Mines, staged Violet Fire’s lauded performances at BAM in 2006, and contributes to the Tesla collection as well
Event info here
Event registration (free) here
Tesla’s Opera~ The real, stranger-than-fiction Nikola Tesla Fomite Press 2025
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2025 NYC ¡DADA! DO – Official Launch of MAINTENANT 19
Sunday, October 26, 2025 | 1:30–4:30 PM
NYPL Jefferson Market Library, 425 6th Ave, NYC
Free Admission
Join Three Rooms Press and the NYPL Jefferson Market Library for an afternoon of wild contemporary DADA poetry and performance celebrating the official NYC launch of MAINTENANT 19: Journal of Contemporary DADA Writing and Art.
The event features performances by leading NYC-area DADAists, including Andrei Codrescu, Bob Holman, Valery Oisteanu, Martine Bellen, and many more. Hosted by editors Peter Carlaftes and Kat Georges, the salon promises an exuberant mix of provocation, humor, and creative anarchy.
Costumes encouraged. Come as you aren’t.
threeroomspress.com | Info: 212-243-433
Full event info here threeroomspress
Eventbrite info here
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"Forms of Fire" by Andrei Codrescu, Lynnea Villanova , and Micah Ariel James; Directed & Choreographed by Clove Galilee
A powerful, multimedia theater experience that intertwines the lives of three people—a scientist, a music teacher, and a dancer—each grappling with the long shadows of personal and collective trauma. Through a fusion of scientific exploration and artistic expression, the play delves into the fragile human psyche, asking how and whether we can truly rewire our minds to overcome the past. Set against the backdrop of experimental neuromodulation, the characters’ journeys are mirrored in kinetic sculptures that evolve as metaphors for their fractured identities and disparate quests for healing. With a chorus of dancers embodying their internal struggles, "Forms of Fire" offers a poignant meditation on memory, resilience, and the transformative power of connection.
This staged reading offers a first glimpse into the evolving piece, with immersive and staging elements prototyped in real time. The audience is not only witness but participant in the experiment.
MEET THE CREATIVE TEAM
Created by: Lynnea Villanova MD
Co-Authors: Andrei Codrescu, Lynnea Villanova, Micah Ariel James
Dramaturg: Micah Ariel James
Director/Choreographer: Clove Galilee (Mabou Mines)
Composer: Melvin Gibbs
Sound Design: Dean Parker
Installation Art: Jingjing Lin
Scientific Advisors: Boris Gutkin
Lighting Design: Cat Tate Starmer
Sculptors: Rosa Elling; Lute Breuer
CAST
Amanda - Meghann Reynolds
Edgar & Diego - Jack Pappas
Irene - Shauna Pinkett
Mila - Christianna Nelson
Sasha - Finley Rosser
Zeb - Felice Rosser
The Chorus - Nicola Bosco-Alvarez
Narration - Liz Colarte
This performance is presented by the Romanian Cultural Institute with additional support from TRICKSADDLE, The Rogovy Foundation, Mabou Mines, and Bowery Arts & Sciences Ltd. With additional support from LA MAMA.
Group reading with a lofty group
