Name: The Relentless Shadow Where The Light Surrenders Featuring Molly Winter, Davide Balula & Tierra Del Fuego | Curated By Arden Wohl
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The Relentless Shadow Where The Light Surrenders Featuring Molly Winter, Davide Balula & Tierra Del Fuego | Curated By Arden Wohl

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Sat • Mar 14, 6:30 PM EST.

The Relentless Shadow Where The Light Surrenders Featuring Molly Winter, Davide Balula & Tierra Del Fuego | Curated By Arden Wohl

NOTE: Our hybrid and online events are usually recorded (unless noted otherwise). Recordings are typically available within 24 hours after the live session and can be accessed through your user account once you log in. In-person attendees will also receive access to the online links and recordings.

Join us for this incarnation of our captivating poetry series curated by Arden Wohl, inspired by the legendary Sixth Dalai Lama, Tsangyang Gyatso (1683-1706). We have embarked on an ongoing journey of poetic exploration fueled by the spirit of Tsangyang Gyatso.

Saturday, March 14th 2026

6:30pm ET

Hybrid

General Admission: $10 | Donation Admission: $50 | Sponsor Admission: $500

We gratefully acknowledge those who purchase a donation or sponsor admission. Your support makes financial assistance possible for others and supports Tibet House US programs.

Join us for this incarnation of our captivating poetry series curated by Arden Wohl. Building on the success of our previous series, this edition promises to be an extraordinary series of evenings inspired by the legendary Sixth Dalai Lama, Tsangyang Gyatso (1683-1706). We have embarked on an ongoing journey of poetic exploration fueled by the spirit of Tsangyang Gyatso.

This event will feature author Molly Winter and artist Davide Balula.

The Sixth Dalai Lama was a fascinating figure who embraced life with unparalleled passion, devoting himself to his passions for archery, alcohol, and women, while eschewing the path of complete monastic vows. Renowned for his captivating verses and melodies, he left behind a remarkable legacy of love and erotic poetry that continues to resonate with audiences to this day. Despite his unconventional lifestyle, Tsangyang Gyatso was cherished by many, his words serving as a testament to the depth of human emotions and experiences.

BIOS

Molly Roden Winter is the author of the New York Times bestseller, MORE: A Memoir of Open Marriage (Doubleday, 2024). Her essays have appeared in Time, The Cut, and elsewhere. She is the mother of two shockingly grown men and lives in Park Slope, Brooklyn with her husband, Stewart.

Davide Balula is an artist and animal trainer based in New York. His work is often developed in collaboration with algae, fungi, A.I. systems, fire, chefs or dancers, merging both organic and synthetic ecologies. Since 2018, he has trained various A.I. surrogates in collaboration with philosophers, artists, critics, and poets. He is the co-editor, with Julia Trotta, of the online poetry publication www.Viseu.Us.

Tierra del Fuego was born in the midst of a hot New York City summer, 2017. Travels and trips all came together in the form of songs, so it was that Elizabeth Hart (Psychic Ills) and Argentinean producer Iván Diaz Mathé (Nairobi) started collaborating. Recordings and shows have been shapping the story of the band, creating a true blend of cultures and styles. Their first album, recorded between New York, Texas and Buenos Aires “Dinner for Ghosts” is a mx of rock and country. Standing on the edge of modern civilization, staring at the abyss.

Scholarships and financial assistance may be available, please email natalie@thus.org with a request.

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Donation Admission | In-Person | $50

Donation Admission | Online | $50

SPONSOR Admission (In Person + Online) | $500

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