Oulipo in New York: a Workshop of Experimental Literature
Apr. 1, 7-8:30pm
Oulipo reading followed by book signings, in English
The New School, Tishman Auditorium, 66 W 12th Street, NYC | T 212 229 5488 | More Info
Apr. 2, 12-2pm
Oulipo, Nouveaux Sentiers, Nouveaux Chantiers*, a roundtable discussion in French
Maison française of Columbia University, Broadway at West 116th Street | T 212 854 4482 | More Info
Apr. 2 , 7pm
Book launch and reading of Jacques Roubaud’s The Loop, in English
Idlewild Bookstore,12 West 19th Street, NYC | T 212 414 8888 | More Info | Please RSVP
Apr. 3, 10-11:30am
Discussion with Ian Monk and David Bellos, in English
Maison Française/NYU | 16 Washington Mews, NYC, NY 10003 | T 212 998 8750 | More Info
Apr. 3, 2-5pm
Creative writing workshop with Marcel Bénabou, in French (limited to 12 participants)
French Institute Alliance Française | 22 East 60th Street, NYC | T: 212 355 6612 | More Info
Apr. 3, 7-9pm
Poetry readings followed by book signings, in English
The Pierogi Gallery, 177 North 9th Street, Brooklyn | T 718 599 2144 | More Info
Apr. 4, 1-3pm
Buffet-brunch followed by Oulipo reading, in French and English (invitations only)
Cultural Services of the French Embassy, 972 Fifth Avenue, New York | T 212 439 1400
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