Surreal Creamery, 5 Washington St, Morristown

February 4, 6PM, Madison Community Art Center, Madison, NJ

If you can’t make the launch, order a signed copy of Paul’s book HERE

For more about Anna’s paintings CLICK HERE

Grand Street, Revisited is a hybrid chapbook of prose, poetry, and visual art and the culmination of a year-long interdisciplinary collaboration between author Paul Rabinowitz and painter Anna Hershinow. In undertaking this project, both Paul and Anna decided to work in parallel to one another, creating two bodies of work, both entitled Grand Street, Revisited. ​​This project underscores the idea that the truth of art can transcend its medium, creating fruitful and valuable conversations among its pieces.

Author Paul Rabinowitz invites his readers to ponder the role of history and memory in Grand Street, Revisited. Rabinowitz’s narrative empowers us to recall our own cherished trajectories as we tangle with profound matters, such as what is and is not fiction and why it might, or might not, matter.

Visual Artist Anna Hershinow invites viewers into her eight large scale abstract paintings, uniquely inspired by each of Rabinowitz's writings. Vivid colors, maximalist layering, and juxtaposition of organic shapes and graphic elements lends itself to Rabinowitz's emotive and narrative storytelling.

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We're throwing a Party to celebrate the launch of Paul's book of poetry, truth, love and the lines in between. Hosted by Kathy Kremins.

If you are unable to attend and would like to order a signed copy, visit his website

When: Sunday, October 22, 5-6:30PM

Where: Madison Community Art Center

10 Kings Rd., Madison, NJ 07940

Barrier Free. Free Street parking on Kings Rd. 

Hosted by Brittney Bertier

For Tickets Click Here

Oftentimes we find ourselves searching for something new. Something thrilling, something that ignites a little flame within us. Whether that be love, the truth, or simply a source of inspiration. Within this evening we’ll be sharing a muse and her story on how she captivates a poet's mind, opening him up to a new world of not just art, but the truth and thrill that lies within.

Get tickets in advance for $20 at howlandculturalcenterTix.com 

Preceding the performance, a new work will be created using audience feedback and improvisation.

Searching Our Muse
Written by Paul Rabinowitz
Performed by:
Barry Spatz, Piano
Elaina Stewart, Dance
Paul Rabinowitz, Poetry
Directed by Brittney Bertier

Paul Rabinowitz is an author, poet, photographer and founder of ARTS By The People. His works appear in The Sun Magazine, New World Writing, Burningword, Evening Street Press, The Montreal Review and elsewhere. Rabinowitz was a featured artist in Nailed Magazine in 2020 and Mud Season Review in 2022. He is the author of The Clay Urn, Confluence and Limited Light, nominated for Best of the Net in 2021. His poems and fiction are the inspiration for 5 award winning short films including The Lines in Between which won Best Experimental Short at Cannes in 2023. His forthcoming book of poems called truth, love and the lines in between (Finishing Line Press) will be out in summer, 2023

We are thrilled to present our latest film Magnolia Moon for the very first time in front of a live audience at The Back Room at The Gutter! The film is already being accepted into film festivals internationally, but we just couldn't wait to share it with our friends and arts community.

Magnolia Moon, a film by Georgia Usborne & Julia Discenza based on the poetry / prose piece Little Gem Magnolia by Paul Rabinowitz, is an intimate reflection on the seasons of love through the eyes of two New Orleans artists caught in a complicated romance. Looking back on their time together, Ayva & Max must follow their hearts either towards each other or towards freedom. Brought to life with animation by Ariel E.Grubb, original score composed by Richard Sears with music contributions and sound design by Rowan Spencer, and featuring the music of Shrines, the film weaves movement, poetry and cinema.

Trailer: https://vimeo.com/742747212

Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/.../magnolia-moon-film...

If you're in Roxbury, NY on Saturday, June 25 at 5pm join Choreographers/Dancers Columbine Macher, Amy Kail, Maxine Steinman, and poet Paul Rabinowitz in a live performance entitled "Alterations & Re/Pairs" at Kirkside Pavilion in Roxbury. Featuring Solo Violinist Marshall Coid (Andes/NYC) who will accompany the dancers with 4 selected movements by J.S. Bach’s Sonatas and Partitas for Solo Violin. This performance is FREE to the public and includes a post-performance reception. This project is made possible with funds from the Restart New York Grants, a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature and administered in Delaware County by the Roxbury Arts Group, and funds from The A. Lindsay & Olive B. O’Connor Foundation.

Thursday March 24th, 6-8 pm, 619 South 2nd St, Philly

This will be my first in Person Reading from my novella, The Clay Urn

(My book was released on March 24, 2020, the same day the world slammed shut)

Come Join Authors for an Audible Browsing Experience at Philadelphia’s Head House Books!

Readers represent various genres and this event brings back the joy of perusing various volumes in a bookstore. Readers include mystery writer Jack Luellen, poet and historical novelist Terry Tierney, poets Ananda Lima and Keith Kopka, romance writer Pierre G. Porter, memoirist Sophia Kouidou-Giles, surrealist Areg Azatyan, essayist and flash fiction writer Lyzette Wanzer, songwriter Ken Waldman, essayist Par Bolina, ecopoets Lynne Thompson and Jen Karetnick and Lucille Lang Day and author Paul Rabinowitz.

Author Platforms 101: Promoting Your Prose
In the competitive job market, employers look for people with experience. Literary agents and publishers are no different, and the experience they are looking for is called a “platform.” This platform, however, is not just the list of your publications; it’s the sum of your total footprint [or reach] in the publishing world. This panel will help you design your platform and propel you to the next level of your writing and publishing journey.
Literary agents want authors who have an author platform, a ready-made audience that sees you as a talented writer or a topical expert. The writers, editors, and literary nonprofit leaders on this panel will explore how to build that audience and your profile in the publishing world. Strategies include developing an online presence, networking with writers in your genre, connecting with alumni and community organizations and libraries, and reviewing/interviewing more well-known authors in your genre.

Featuring:
Paul Rabinowitz
Lizette Wanzer
Doug Cole

Event is Free: Zoom Meeting ID: 823 8425 7766

Click here for the Zoom Link

Free poetry event with Open Mic. I will be a featured reader at this lovely outdoor venue:
http://www.roselandpark.org/

Zoom Link
ID: 854 9611 9296
Passcode: 592329

To register, click here

Free Form Flash Fiction
Morgantown Writers, Virtual Webinar, Tuesday, April 6th at 6PM (EST)
Paul Rabinowitz will illustrate how a writer can free write through specific techniques, to create deep fresh work. His own writing focuses on details that reveal the true essence of a subject, whether an artist he’s photographing or a fictional character he’s bringing to life. MW admires his writing for its Raymond Carver’s style. Paul has authored Limited Light, which blends prose and photography; and a novella, The Clay Urn (Main Street Rag, 2020). If you are a fiction writer and would like to register send an email to our Media Concierge, Melissa Reynolds: melreyn.mr@gmail.com

Join the editorial staff at The Metaworker Literary Journal as they discuss Paul’s newest work, Little Gem Magnolia.

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