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Gerald Stern, Featured Poet at The Jewish Museum of New Jersey

Gerald Stern, First Poet Laureate of New Jersey, with featured readers at
JMNJ’s first annual Festival of Poetry:





Laura Boss  +  Robert Carnevale  +  Linda
Cronin
  +  Jessica de Koninck  + Laura Freedgood  +  Sandra
Gash
  +  Gail Gerwin  +  Maria
Mazziotti Gillan
  + Martin Golan  +  Larry
Green
  +  James Gwyn  +  James
Haba
  +  Deborah Humphreys  +  Norma
Ketzis-Bernstock
  +  Oliver Lake  +  Diane
Lockward
  + Charlotte Mandel 
David Messineo   +  Marilyn Mohr  + Frank L. Niccoletti  +  Susanna Rich  +  Mindy
Rinkewich 
  + David Rosenak & Musical Accompanist Chris White  +  Bob Rosenbloom   +  Carol Stone  + Maria Serrano  +  Madeline
Tiger
  +  John Trause  + BJ Ward  +  Barbara
Wind
  +  Sander Zulauf



This free poetry reading is being presented in
conjunction with The Jewish Museum of New Jersey’s current exhibition, “Berlin – Shanghai – Newark:  The Odyssey and Art of John H. Less,” a
dramatic exhibition of paintings that primarily focuses on the artist’s life as
a German Holocaust refugee in Shanghai from 1940 to 1947.  Less vividly portrays his uprooting from a
culture in which he and his family believed themselves to be at home and secure
to their abrupt transformation into complete outsiders.  The exhibition begins with a reception on
Sunday, October 6, from 1 pm to 5 pm and will be open on Sundays through
December 15.  For further information
about the exhibition or JMNJ, visit:  www.jewishmuseumnj.org   

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Time permitting; there will be an opportunity for Open Readings



For more information about the Festival of Poetry and this particular
poetry reading, contact Marilyn Mohr (973) 243-6637 or Frank Niccoletti (973)
699-1133

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JMNJ is
looking for poets, visual artists, and musicians to appear at upcoming events.
Please contact us to express your interest in appearing at JMNJ.

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