The Flow Chart Foundation

The Flow Chart Foundation

Share

Photos from The Flow Chart Foundation's post 08/10/2025

Philippe Soupault, Poetry, Prose, and Interviews LAUNCH⁠⁠
Saturday, August 16th, 6-7pm⁠
Flow Chart Space — FREE⁠
⁠Register via the Link.tree in our bio⁠

At the age of nine, John Ashbery saw a spread in Life Magazine on an exhibition of Fantastic Art, Dada, and Surrealism. He later said, “Those images made me want to be a Surrealist.”⁠

This evening Gregg Ellis will read from his new book of translations of Soupault’s poems and prose. Eric Longo and Mark Dow will complement the readings with excerpts of the original French texts and a selection of Ashbery’s more “surrealistic” poems.

Photos from The Flow Chart Foundation's post 08/07/2025

Did you know that any of the lines in quotes from "The Flow of the Poem's Display of Itself" are taken from John Ashbery’s Flow Chart or occasionally⁠
some of his prose writings, or other poetry?⁠

COME TO THE LAUNCH AT THE FLOW CHART SPACE TO LEARN MORE⁠

The Flow of the Poem's Display of Itself Reading & Discussion⁠
Saturday, August 9th⁠
7–8:30pm at Flow Chart Space — FREE⁠
Register via the Link.tree in our bio⁠

The Flow Chart Foundation in collaboration with Roof Books is proud to present a reading and panel discussion of Carrie Hunter’s The Flow of the Poem’s Display of Itself. Hunter’s book channels John Ashbery’s seminal long poem Flow Chart revealing an extended reflection on influence, community, and what it means to spend one’s life reading and writing poetry. ⁠

Hunter’s reading from her book at the historic Flow Chart Space will be followed by a panel discussion on Flow Chart and poetry communities in the NY School and the Bay Area by Hunter, Marcella Durand, and Ann Lauterbach with an introduction by Roof publisher James Sherry.⁠

Register for FREE now!

Photos from The Flow Chart Foundation's post 08/06/2025

READER HIGHLIGHT: Ann Lauterbach⁠

Ann Lauterbach’s eleventh poetry collection Door (Penguin 2023) was short-listed for the 2024 Griffin International Poetry Prize. She received a 2025 NYSCA grant for her forthcoming work“The Meanwhile”. Recent writings include Untitled (Event)in Felix Gonzalez-Torres Photostats(Siglio 2020); Art of the Unbeautiful True, in Mina Loy Strangeness is Inevitable (Princeton University Press 2023), Topos Non Topos : Notes on David Novros (Paula Cooper Gallery 2023).Recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship and a MacArthur Fellowship, she teaches at Bard College.⁠

hear Ann read with other amazing poets at:⁠

The Flow of the Poem's Display of Itself Reading & Discussion⁠
Saturday, August 9th⁠
7–8:30pm at Flow Chart Space — FREE⁠
Register via the Link.tree in our bio⁠

The Flow Chart Foundation in collaboration with Roof Books is proud to present a reading and panel discussion of Carrie Hunter’s The Flow of the Poem’s Display of Itself. Hunter’s book channels John Ashbery’s seminal long poem Flow Chart revealing an extended reflection on influence, community, and what it means to spend one’s life reading and writing poetry. ⁠

Hunter’s reading from her book at the historic Flow Chart Space will be followed by a panel discussion on Flow Chart and poetry communities in the NY School and the Bay Area by Hunter, Marcella Durand, and Ann Lauterbach with an introduction by Roof publisher James Sherry.⁠

Register for FREE today!⁠

[Pictured in slide 1: Ann Lauterbach. Slide 2: event graphic. Slide 3: book cover. Slide 4: Carrie Hunter. Slide 5: Marcella Durand, Slide 6: James Sherry]

Want your school to be the top-listed School/college in Hudson?
Click here to claim your Sponsored Listing.

Address

Hudson, NY