Mitch Corber

Mitch Corber is a multifaceted artist based in New York City, recognized for his contributions to literature as a neo-Beat poet. His artistic expression extends beyond poetry, as he is also an eccentric performance artist and no wave videographer. Corber's distinctive style is characterized by rapid, whimsically comical montages and collages. He has been involved with various notable projects and organizations, including Collaborative Projects, Inc., and has participated in significant events such as Public Arts International/Free Speech and The Times Square Show.

Corber's work in video and poetry has been showcased through several platforms, including his long-running weekly cable TV series, Poetry Thin Air, and its accompanying online archive. He has collaborated with organizations like ABC No Rio, Colab TV, and the MWF Video Club, and has published his audio art in Tellus Audio Cassette Magazine on multiple occasions. In recognition of his innovative work in emerging art forms, Corber was awarded a NY Foundation for the Arts Fellowship grant in 1987, acknowledging his unique contributions to the field.