Bob Holman

from Life Poem (1969) by Bob Holman

Spring was the melted butter.

from Life Poem (1969) by Bob Holman

Spring was the melted butter.

I Love Taylor Mead and Gay Power: Taylor Mead Columns 1969–1970, Both Edited and Published by John Edward Heys by Bob Holman

It’s been two years since Taylor Mead left us to take his role as the Jester Fool Poet of the Great Bohemia in the Sky, but he is still a very living presence on the Lower East Side.

On the Road with Bob Holman by Stephanie Nikolopoulos

Bob Holman is on the road to save the day

Jessica Craig-Martin by Bob Holman

Bob Holman on the work of Jessica Craig-Martin.

The United States of Poetry by Bob Holman

You can’t tell a book by its cover, agreed, but imagine flipping open the “book” of television and discovering a Poem there?!?

Richard Tuttle by Bob Holman

Terry Winters by Bob Holman

This interview between artist Terry Winters and poet Bob Holman begins with a poem by Holman and ends with ruminations on the beauty inherent in words and paintings.

Three Poems by Bob Holman

A Visitation By John Belushi on the Isle of Capri

Constant eating Constant motion

Roland Legiardi-Laura by Bob Holman

“Poetry is a part of daily life there. The life of a soldier, a policeman, a pilot, a farmer, a banker.”

Two Poems by Bob Holman

YOU CAN’T BE A JERK & WRITE GREAT POETRY

you can’t be a jerk & write great poetry

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