Undocumented Immigration and Immigration LiteraturesĪdvanced Poetry Writing (variable topics): Wellspring Texts Traditional & Innovative AĬo-organizer for Undocupoets and MacDowell Fellow, she serves on the Advisory Boardįor the Center for Poets & Writers at OSU-Tulsa. (“American DREAMers: Stories of Immigration”) and Reinaldo Moya (“DREAM Song”).
Her poems have also been set to music by the acclaimed composers Melissa Dunphy
Work for the Houston Grand Opera/HGOco and Washington Master Chorale includes The Art of Our Healers, What Wings They Were, “On This Muddy Water”: Voices from the Houston Ship Channel, and From My Mother's Mother. Including The Nation, The Atlantic, The Georgia Review, Orion, Poets & Writers, The Rumpus, Poetry Northwest, The Poem’s Country: Place & Poetic Practice, Border Lines: Poems of Migration, the Academy of American Poets’ Poem-a-Day series, and the Smithsonian’s “What It Means to Be American” project. Her poetry, essays, and critical writings have appeared in numerous publications, She is the author of Decade of the Brain and Driving Without a License, winner of the Kundiman Poetry Prize and da Vinci Eye award, finalist for the Oklahomaīook Award, and named an Honorable Mention for the Sheila Margaret Motton Book Prize. 77098, had their grand opening in September 2014 also supported the Houston Grand Opera.įor any additional information please get in touch with Sam Abraham, Joseph a poet and librettist from the Philippines. The rug was sold at the HGO’s auction for $18,500, with all proceeds benefiting the HGO.Ībrahams new showroom, located at 2515 Bartlett st. This year Abrahams donated one of the main auction items a fabulous antique Persian Farahan Sarouk rug, circa 1880. Corporate business and community leaders including Houston’s Indo-American community leaders attended and supported the event.Ībrahams Orientals rugs is an avid supporter of HGO’s many philanthropic, community, educational, cultural and art events for over 21 years.
Through this annual ball, HGO successfully raised $1.39 million in most needed funds for the season through its ticket sales and auction items. With this year’s theme as “Espana”, it was indeed a sold out and successful event.Īccording to the many guests, this entertainment, performed by Juan Siddi Flamenco, was absolutely stunning and unique. HOUSTON:Houston Grand Opera celebrated their 60th year Opera ball on April 11, chaired by Robin Angly and Miles Smith.
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