events

 

Here you’ll find announcements / archives about events, readings, performances, exhibitions, installations, workshops, or any other form of public collaboration / interaction with my work. I hope you can join me whenever you can. All are always welcome.

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Melodrama: Music and Reading Series
Jul
13

Melodrama: Music and Reading Series

WHEN: Monday, July 14, 7pm EST

WHERE: Berlin, 25 AVENUE A New York, NY 10009

WHO: C. (Constantine Jones), Glen K. Rodman, Gus Goldsack, Ryan Schulte, This WIlderness, & more—

HOW MUCH: $12 advance / $10 door

GET YR TIX HERE

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Working Girl's Poetry Night
Jul
12

Working Girl's Poetry Night

Yr presence is requested at the inaugural instance of a new reading series conceived by my beloved friend Jamie Hood (author of How To Be A Good Girl: A Miscellany, and Trauma Plot: A Life) & myself, hosted by the generous folks at Topos Too in Ridgewood. Join us for sex-positive, class-conscious, speculative worldbuilding poems & more.

FREE & open to the public.

WHEN: Sunday, July 12, 7pm EST

WHERE: Topos Too, 59-22 Myrtle Ave, Queens, NY 11385

WHO: Jamie Hood, C. (Constantine Jones), Robert Balun, Ariel Martinez.

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Love & Fury & Poetry & Prose (Poster House Members Only)
Apr
15

Love & Fury & Poetry & Prose (Poster House Members Only)

Coinciding with Nation Poetry Month and the Love & Fury exhibition on view at Poster House March 13-Sept. 6 2026, this workshop led by Eleanor Kipping and C. (Constantine Jones) invites participants to engage with the exhibit through the consideration of “layers”—asking questions around the intersecting layers of the AIDS Epidemic in New York City and how it was and continues to be visually presented, mapped, talked about within communities impacted by HIV/AIDS. Participants will engage through discussion, writing, and observation. All are welcome - regardless of knowledge or relationship to HIV/AIDS.

Members can RSVP here for free

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MoMA: Aesthetics of Ruination
Oct
24

MoMA: Aesthetics of Ruination

As part of the Aesthetics of Ruination cohort responding to the works of Robert Farber (1948–1995) & Ronald Lockett (1965–1998), two American Artists who died of AIDS, I will be performing excerpts of my epic alongside a brilliant cohort of artists, academics, researchers etc. We hope you can join.

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Gowanustasia
Apr
26

Gowanustasia

Coffee in hand, sit Saturday and let some poetry in. We’ll be coalescing at @principlesbk on 4.26 at 11 am to hear from poets Robin Percyz, Jeffrey Perkins, Shou Jie Eng, Brad Vogel & C. in Gowanustasia V, the latest installment in this occasional poetry reading series.

Poets - they’re often onto something.

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GRIEF & RAGE: Brooklyn Poets YAWP
May
13

GRIEF & RAGE: Brooklyn Poets YAWP

Join Cea (Constantine Jones) at the Brooklyn Poets Yawp on Monday May 13 to explore how grief and rage, two emotions charged with negative associations, might actually be in service of our collective healing rather than destruction—if only we are willing to feel them earnestly.

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WE REMIND YOU: An Evening On HIV + Palestine
Mar
20

WE REMIND YOU: An Evening On HIV + Palestine

HIV and Palestine, two crises, connected. Join members of What Would an HIV Doula Do? for an evening of presentations, performances, and small group discussions. Through the lens of public health, activism, cultural production and more, we will explore the influence, impact and relationship between the HIV response and the fight for Palestinian futures.

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Poem / Party For You
Apr
29
to Jun 19

Poem / Party For You

My birthday is June 19th & to celebrate my 29th birthday I want to extend an invitation for people to write their own poems for: who knows! A place, a time, a feeling, a memory, a circumstance, a person, a color etc. Twist your head around. Where do you receive love? Give a poem back to whatever that may be.

AIDS IS / AIDS AIN’T 40 PARTIES are ever-unfolding events hosted by members of What Would an HIV Doula Do? as part of the AIDS IS / AIDS AIN'T 40 series examining and troubling the numerous ways HIV gets historicized, ignored and shared in contemporary culture.

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