The American Museum of Poetry in Washington, D.C. A place for dialogue between poetry, music and the visual arts in the bowels of the great metropolis
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https://doi.org/10.5377/koot.v1i13.14797Keywords:
El Salvador – Social aspects, Sociology, Immigrants, Philosophy, Museums, Christianity, Visits to the museums, Museum activities, Cultural participation, Art museums, Jazz musicians, Latin American literates – XXI century, Literates – Conversations, US literatesAbstract
The Museum of American Poetry was “founded in 2004 by Jon West-Bey” The museum has represented a space for community building, a for poetry, art and music as a conversation starter. It’s a place where people can come and talk to a poet or to an artist, or to simply grab a chair and begin to write. It is a space that works with poets, artists and musicians at the local, national and international levels; it promotes the idea that local writers and artists should be located.
Revista de Museología "Kóot" No.13 2022: 9-14
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2023-03-17
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Parada Ayala, C. . (2023). The American Museum of Poetry in Washington, D.C. A place for dialogue between poetry, music and the visual arts in the bowels of the great metropolis. Revista De Museología "Kóot&Quot;, 1(13), 9–14. https://doi.org/10.5377/koot.v1i13.14797
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