Russian Voices Panel III: Maria Stepanova and Sibelan Forrester

  • Starts: 3:30 pm on Wednesday, November 20, 2013
  • Ends: 4:45 pm on Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Maria Stepanova continues to reside in her native Moscow. She is a founder and editor of the online journal openspace.ru, an opinion-maker for young intellectuals, and she is a well-known cultural commentator. Since 2003 when her first three books of poems appeared, she has published new work regularly and to acclaim. She combines a journalistic attention to contemporary politics and social problems – her poem “the Aviator” references the war in Chechnya – with wildly inventive, phantasmagorical scenarios. She is most famous for plot-driven “ballads” that she describes as a kind of prose, hence the title of her famous long poem “Prose of Ivan Sidorov” (“Proza Ivana Sidorova”). Event takes place as part of Russian Voices Symposium and Philosophical Cabaret - a day long celebration of Russian poetry, music, and culture.
Speaker(s)
Maria Stepanova, Sibelan Forrester
Event Open To
public
Building
BU Photonics Center
Room
906
Show Fees
free
Link:
http://www.bu.edu/european/2013/07/11/russian-voices-symposium-at-boston-university/
Contact Organization
Center for the Study of Europe
Contact Name
Elizabeth Amrien
Information Phone
617-358-6915
Contact Email
eamrien@bu.edu
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