2016 marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of Dada, and the tenth anniversary of Three Rooms Press’s contemporary Dada anthology series Maintenant. Born in 1916 as an avant-garde reaction to World War I, Dada was “an alarm signal,” deconstructing … Continue reading →
This morning we heard about the tragic news of the explosions in Brussels. Three Rooms Press has a special relationship with Brussels: For the past two years, we have co-sponsored the Brussels International Underground Poetry Festival in this great city, … Continue reading →
For the second year, Three Rooms Press is proud to co-sponsor the International Underground Poetry Fest, celebrating experimental poetry and the contemporary and historic avant-garde and its artists, September 10-13 in Brussels, Belgium, transforming this medieval city into a fantastical … Continue reading →
Check out the new Brooklyn Rail for an amazing review of Philip Meersman’s marvelous concrete/visual poetry collection THIS IS BELGIAN CHOCOLATE. Written by New School creative writing professor Sharon Mesmer, the review delves into the details that make this book … Continue reading →
Celebrated Belgian poet Philip Meersman makes a rare New York appearance to launch his new Three Rooms Press book, THIS IS BELGIAN CHOCOLATE. The 154 page collection of visual and narrative poetry features an image by famed Belgian artist René … Continue reading →
The work of Philip Meersman, whose splendid new Three Rooms Press book, This Is Belgian Chocolate is due to be released November 11, is revealed in depth in a superb feature article in the new issue of Danish literary journal … Continue reading →
Join Three Rooms Press for a festival of international proportion! The third weekend in September, we are gathering on a stage in Brussels to celebrate cutting-edge poetry, performance, art, and, of course, Dada! The International Underground Poetry Fest will … Continue reading →
Three Rooms Press and Mona Bismarck American Center for Art and Culture presents ¡DADA! à la CARTE PARIS! An Evening of Disruptive and Provocative Poetry, Performance and Film Mona Bismarck American Center for Art and Culture 34, Avenue de New … Continue reading →
