NEWS
Pre-orders for Memory of a Larger Mind available now
Reading at Literary Arts (Portland, OR) April 15
Keynote Speaker, Tulsa Literary Festival
LA Review of Books features a review of PROTOCOLS: An Erasure
Harvard Review of Books features a review of PROTOCOLS: An Erasure
PROTOCOLS: An Erasure is a finalist for the National Jewish Book Awards
"Disappearing glaciers of the Oregon Cascades, USA" published in Annals of Glaciology
Two recent interviews: Return the Key and The Creative Independent
FORTHCOMING BOOKS
Memory of a Larger Mind
Poetry written in collaboration with glaciers. A love poem and an elegy. Part of a larger multimedia project by the same name. Omnidawn, October 2026. Preorder here
Light / Remains
Poetry, visual art, and essays reflecting on memory, inheritance, and home. Forthcoming 2028
RECENTLY PUBLISHED POEMS & PROSE
"Protocol 14 and Protocol 15" Video poem on Otiyot, adapted from PROTOCOLS: An Erasure, Ayin Press, 2025
"Protocol 1" and "Protocol 2", on Otiyot, excerpted from PROTOCOLS: An Erasure, Ayin Press, 2025
"Flowering in Tar" Oregon Humanities, Spring 2025
"Memory of a Larger Mind" (A glacier is a ghosted god)
Attached to the Living World: A New Ecopoetry Anthology, edited by Ann Fisher-Wirth and Laura-Gray Street, Trinity University Press, 2025
"The World is Full #134"
on Oregon's Telepoem Hotline, April 10, 2025
✷ call (503) 928-7008
"Memory of a Larger Mind" (Sitting with a glacier)
Poetry Northwest, Sep 16, 2024
"Memory of a Larger Mind"(When a memory goes)
Excerpt of a book-length poem published by Ayin Press
"The World is Full #68"
on Oregon's Telepoem Hotline, April 11, 2024
✷ call (503) 928-7008
"Kaddish 1" "Kaddish 2" and "Kaddish 3"
in Breaking the Glass: A Contemporary Jewish Poetry Anthology, Laurel Review 56.2
An interview in Poetry Northwest
at mercury firs, issue 3
"my Gender floats on salt : Body as Place in Flux in Sebastian Merrill’s GHOST :: SEEDS"
Review in LEON
"Latoya Lovely’s Radiant Gaze"
Artist profile for All Classical's Artist Anthology: 40 Creatives of the Pacific Northwest
"Reclaiming Space: The Radical Palette of Alex Chiu"
Artist profile for All Classical's Artist Anthology: 40 Creatives of the Pacific Northwest
A book of photographs by Julian Stettler featuring "Memory of a Larger Mind," a long poem written in collaboration with glaciers
from Sturm & Drang press, December 2023
READINGS + TALKS
See my CV for a list of past talks and readings
5-3-5 Poetry Salon, Philadelphia, PA, with Morgan Parker and Airea Dee Matthews
Saturday, Feb 7th, at 5:35 p.m.
Guest Artist and Poet, Emory College, Atlanta, GA
Monday, February 9, 2026, Artist talk 2:30 pm, Poetry reading 6:30 pm
Chatter PDX poetry reading with a performande of Mozart and Berio, Portland, OR
Sunday, Feb 15, 2026, 10:30 am
Mud & Cherry Blossoms: Poems for a Messy Season
with Margot Kahn and Rebecca Claren
Literary Arts, Portland, OR
April 15, 6:30 pm
Keynote Speaker, Tulsa Literary Festival, Tulsa, OK
April 23 -26, 2026
Holocaust Museum Los Angeles, CA
October 25, 2026 - details to come
RECENT PRESS
Past press coverage can be viewed here
Interview with Julie Carr on Return the Key
"Modern ‘erasure poetry’ and 1904 Bialik poem are reverberations of Jewish past" by Howard Freedman
"On art as an antidote to loneliness" an interview with The Creative Independent by Caroline Kessler
"'Really Fun to Be Destroying This': A Jewish Poem Draws Inspiration From an Infamous Antisemitic Screed" in Haaretz by Andrew Esensten
“Saying Many Things at Once: A Conversation with Daniela Naomi Molnar” by Adie B. Steckel, EcoTheo Review, June 6 2025
Interview with Bust the Canon, X-Ray FM, June 2, 2025
Spring Creek Podcast: The Art of Reconnection: Daniela Naomi Molnar and Lee Emma Running
In part one of “The Art of Reconnection” Lee and I engage in a rich conversation about the ways our place-based practices of artmaking have transformed the quality of attention we bring to a place and our shared appreciation for the deep memory that is carried by the botanical, animal, and mineral elements found there.
Spring Creek Podcast: The Art of Reconnection: Marcia Bjornerud and Daniela Naomi Molnar
In part two of “The Art of Reconnection,” I speak with geologist Marcia Bjornerud about the narratives, notions of time, and deep wisdom embedded within rocks.
Spring Creek Podcast: The Art of Reconnection: Danielle Vogel and Daniela Naomi Molnar
In the final episode of “The Art of Reconnection” series, I speak with poet and ceremonialist Danielle Vogel about the scope, power, and possibility of language.
All Classical Radio Artist Anthology: 40 Creatives of the Pacific Northwest, Featured artist: Limited-edition signed print, January 2025
Interview with "Paths Crossed"✷ read it here
Review of CHORUS by Allison Cobb in Tinderbox ✷ read it here
CURRENT + UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS
See my CV for a list of past exhibitions
Palette of Place: Coastal Ecotone
Hoffman Center for the Arts, Manzanita, OR, December 2025
WIRWIR, Berlin, Germany (with Tia Factor and Lynn Yarne), June 2026
“The One Who Dwells in this House” Jerusalem Bienniale
Jerusalem, Israel, May - July 2026
Memory of a Larger Mind
Oregon Jewish Museum, Portland, OR, September 26, 2027 - January 16, 2028
UPCOMING WORKSHOPS + CLASSES
A class about poetic forms, inherited and invented.
Literary Arts, Portland, Oregon
March 14 -15 and March 21 - 22, 2025
Camp Colton, Colton, Oregon
May 15 - 17, 2026
Pigment + Place / with Heidi Gustafson
PLAYA, Summer Lake, Oregon
This 10-night workshop/residency is an immersive experience designed for all pigment workers; whether you are new or continuing, you will find your place in this inspiring course.
May 22 - June 2, 2026