Photo by Gary Hoare
"You will imagine me lightning-eyed and smelling like burn. You will imagine me falling, windswept, gone and gone and gone and O, O, how you will fester at the ambiguity of my mouth."
Upcoming Words & Voice Events: (click here to sign up on the mailing list to receive news about upcoming events.)
--Caroline is thrilled to announce that she is the 2010 Berklee Poetry Slam Scene Mentor. The Berklee Slam Team will be competing at the College Union Poetry Slam Invitational at Emerson on April 7-10. Caroline will be teaching a workshop at CUPSI, entitled "Embodied Poetics."
--The Attleboro Museum has just announced this year's poetry and visual arts project, "Creative License." Caroline will again be working with youth in the foster care system, teaching poetry and spoken word.
Check out Caroline's performance on Season Five of HBO's Def Poetry on YouTube! Also, search for "Caroline Harvey" on YouTube and watch other videos from her appearances at universities and events.
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Caroline Harvey shares her sound as a poet, a storyteller, a master of ceremony and a voice for change. Known for her powerful physical presence, unflinching honesty and skillful use of language, her work is both brutal and moving—exploring spirituality, womanhood, freedom and the belief that even the fiercest traumas and illnesses contain within them the potential for profound healing. Bostonia Magazine calls her "loud and fierce" and Hampshire College Slam Master writes, "There are few living poets who put the kind of passion into their performance that Caroline does."
Caroline is available for events, ceremonies and shows internationally. She is also a passionate teacher of poetry, poetry performance & vocal technique and she works enthusiastically with large or small groups. She has experience and special interest in working with at-risk youth, and also loves being a part of weddings or other special Rites of Passage events. For requests about her availability, send an email here.
Caroline Harvey's work appears in the following publications:
High Desert Voices (available here.)
The Charles River Review, 2006-2007, Issue Twelve, Number One
Stay tuned for upcoming recordings and publications!
Lindsay J. Greene for LA Yoga writes, "Something solid in spoken word artist Caroline Harvey's voice beckoned to me. It said, 'Welcome. You are home.'"