A Galère of Poetic Autopsies
Featuring Jerry T. Johnson, Carolyn Marosy, and Pops Peterson.
“A Galère of Poetic Autopsies” is a monthly series at Hudson’s historic Park Theater on the first Thursday of each month. Expect the unexpected as poets, writers, and other creatives from the Hudson area and beyond reveal the inspiration and shadows behind their work.
Hosted by Jane Ormerod and John K Lawson.
$10 suggested donation to be shared among performers.
Jerry T. Johnson is a poet and is the author of two poetry collections: “A Coldness” published by Finishing Line Press, and “Poets Should Not Write About Politics” by Evening Street Press which was selected winner of the 2020 Sinclair Poetry Prize.
Carolyn Marosy is a poet, musician/songwriter, and activist. She is a part of a documentary produced in the UK, “On Resistance Street,” currently making the rounds at international film festivals. Carolyn lives in Kingston, NY with her wife, two black cats, and numerous guitars.
Pops Peterson’s articles on the arts and celebrities have been published in The New York Times, Andy Warhol’s Interview, Essence Magazine. This coming fall he is excited to debut his poetry anthology podcast, “Ear Candy Poetry.” Pops is also a visual artist, known for his acclaimed series, Reinventing Rockwell.
