Alina Gregorian is an artist, poet, and designer. She curated and appeared in the exhibition Talk to me in Parsley and Tambourines: Artists of the Armenian Diaspora (Babycastles in New York), and her work has appeared in Roadmaps (AGBU Headquarters in Yerevan, Armenia). She is the author of two chapbooks—Navigational Clouds (Monk Books) and Flags for Adjectives (Diez). Her poetry can be found in Boston Review, BOMB Magazine, Brooklyn Poets Anthology, among other publications. Alina graduated with a degree in Communication Design from Parsons School of Design.
Current projects include writing a monthly essay on Substack, working with Cleo Abramian on Yeraz, and volunteering at SKOG.
Poetry Mural TF Cornerstone asked a group of poets from New York City to write poems about the city for their residential mural project. I chose to write about a neighborhood in Queens, where I was born and lived for the first three years of my life.
Category poetry