Vasiliki Katsarou, poet publisher
Vasiliki Katsarou is the author of four poetry collections
The Second Home, available now at bookshop.org
Three Sea Stones
Memento Tsunami
My House Is a Book
Co-editor of two contemporary poetry anthologies
Eating Her Wedding Dress: A Collection of Clothing Poems (with Ellen Foos, Ruth Zamoyta)
Dark as a Hazel Eye: Coffee and Chocolate Poems (with Ellen Foos, Lynne Shapiro)
Collaboration with visual artists
with Ravenna Taylor
Chroma Project
She, Sheath, Shield, Lambertville NJ
with Holly Trostle Brigham
Mother Monument
poem and artist book archived at the Smithsonian Museum among other institutions
with Jill Kearney and ArtYard
Invisible: Disappearing Poems
installation, Frenchtown NJ
and Pan American Art Projects, Miami FL
with Elie Porter Trubert
Water Poetry, Oldwick NJ
with Minako Ota
Fragments of the Muse, Lambertville NJ
with Rebecca Kelly
Assemblage Art and Poetry Workshop
Community outreach includes
Panoply Books Reading Series, Lambertville NJ
Founder, curator, host 2010-2015
Frenchtown Bookshop First Saturday Reading Series
Founder, curator, host 2021-2023
Teaching Artist, Hunterdon Poets Workshop, Clinton NJ
at Hunterdon Art Museum 2014-2023 ongoing
Festival Poet, Dodge Poetry Festival 2014
Dodge Poet in the Schools, Voorhees HS, Seneca HS, NJ
Spring & Fountain Workshops for Teachers
Founding member of poetry performance cooperative No River Twice
Poet curator, Clinton, New Jersey 150th Anniversary 1864-2014
Community Poetry: Day-long plein air poetry event
Poet curator, Hunterdon County Tricentennial 1714-2014
Public Reading, chapbook publication
Poet curator
Capital Voices, An Afternoon of Poetry & Art
Trenton City Museum, Trenton NJ
with Gerald Stern, CK Williams, Paul Matthews, Anne Marie Macari
Humanities Council at Princeton University
Filmmaker
Fruitlands 1843 (34 mins.), writer director of 35mm film
screenings: Harvard Film Archive, Museum of Fine Arts- Boston
IFP- Angelika Film Center, Drama Film Festival, Greece
Education
Harvard University, AB in comparative literature, magna cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa
University of Paris I-Sorbonne, course of study in philosophy and film
Boston University, MFA with distinction
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Contact
cineutopia (at) gmail.com