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Let the Shows Begin!

Helloooooooooo Universe! Let the Poet emerge from her sleeping shell and burst into a stream of color across the sky!

 It's time y'all...the cocoon bursts open and I bubble forth... "Hellllllllllo" :)
This weekend is packed with action for me! I am honored to be featuring at 3 shows! THREE. Good things...they say... well you know the cliche.
Good THINGS! 




I am performing/reading at the La Puente Art Walk at 2 galleries, one solo and one with my husband, the Flutist, Juan Cardenas! 
SHOW DETAILS

 Saturday March 15th at the La Puente Art Walk in the heart of the old Downtown District of La Puente!

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7- 8pm
BLOOD LUST 2: THE RECKONING
https://www.facebook.com/events/309211422550908/

An all female art show revolving around the theme of Loss and Heartbreak including the debut of the Heartbreak poetry anthology, an all female anthology.

  I will be reading a select piece, perhaps 2 from this anthology. :) We'll be at the RiT Gallery.


ART, MUSIC, POETRY, VENDORS, FOOD, PERFORMANCE

Curated/Produced by Chris 'Cakeshop' Penalber
Poetry curated by Karineh Mahdessian
Located at the RiT Gallery.

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8-9pm
THE RITES OF SPRING AT THE POETS CORNER (15825 Main St)
https://www.facebook.com/events/670010979712259/

Shed your inhibitions! Open Mic, DJam Session sign up all night!
Featuring Poetry, live music, dance, art, performances, creative cross-genre collaborations! 

Juan Cardenas will be accompanying me with his flute and vocals, and poetry!

POETRY, ART, DANCE, MUSIC, PERFORMANCE

Curated by Kimberly Cobian & Richard Torres
Located along Main St. Alcove (between Glendora/1st)

 I'll be reading a selection from my new book -- an anthology of Erotica titled, ...and it happened under cover...  by NightWing Press: 



















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 Sunday's show is Colliding Rhymes!

 Sunday March 16th at the McGroarty Arts Center in Tujunga
3:30pm

 Colliding Rhymes - a specially curated show celebrating the Abstract in Art and in words... you dig! Curated by Joe DeCenzo


This is a part of the McGroarty Arts Center celebration of arts! 
The show begins at 3:30pm and is part of a charity event to help sustain the Arts Center.
Donation is $10

 Other artists in the mix:

 Sean Hill, Radomir Luza, Nicelle Davis, Joe DeCenzo, Just Kibbe, Neil McCarthy, and Jessica Wilson.

 I will be performing with Juan Cardenas accompanying me on Flute.

 Address: 7570 McGroarty Drive. Tujunga, CA 91042
I am so excited to do these shows! I can't wait! 
I hope to see you there. I am planning a lot of new work and a variety of expression in mixed medium with Juan Cardenas. You might even hear The Metaphors emerge!

I'll be selling books!
I have a few copies of In the Company of Women, the new Revolutionary Poets Brigade Anthology and Mosaic!
  

NEW and HOT OFF THE PRESS!
My other books can be purchased on Amazon.com or check out the publisher website!
Jessica Wilson Author page: http://www.amazon.com/Jessica-Wilson/e/B007KPZ0SA


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