American writer, poet, and art critic, Frank O'Hara at his apartment at 441 East 9th Street in New York City, 26th September 1959. By Fred W. McDarrah/MUUS Collection/Getty Images.

Frank O’Hara, one of nine tem­porarily stranded passengers, stood alone off in the darkness, his companion and friend J.J. Mitchell wasn’t sure just where.

But this is only partly a book about Frank O’Hara. For Calhoun, the biography project was also about working through her relationship with her father. The bond was, for several years, an uneasy one.

Frank O’Hara captured the heady moment in the 1960s when American art stepped out of Europe’s shadow – and he is just as relevant now, writes Jane Ciabattari.

Frank O’Hara’s greatest legacy might be his secular faith — in other people, and in everything around us. By Ada Calhoun One day, while walking with my husband and 15-year-old son from the ...

“Frank O’Hara, 1926-1966” is definitely an event. Measuring 6.6-by-6.6 feet, it is full of compressed energies, rhyming forms and an overall sense of energetic entanglement.

Frank O'Hara's “Lunch Poems” (City Lights: 86 pp., $14.95) — which has just been reissued in a 50th anniversary hardcover edition — recalls a world of pop art, political and cultural ...

Frank O'Hara is best known for his poetry, but in this Art Cooking we explore his life as a poet as well as an art curator at MoMA. Aired 02/13/2020. From. See all videos with Audio Description AD.

Flitting back and forth from poem to biography to memoir to audio recording, I gathered that O’Hara, with a personality nearly as large as his body of work, had captivated the artistic community of ...

This poem by Frank O’Hara (1926–1966) was published the same year his collection Lunch Poems brought him to fame. Mar 23, 2015 / Books & the Arts / Frank O’Hara ...

The Frank O'Hara Prize is open to all WCPA members, Worcester County residents and students, and employees of Worcester County businesses. The judge for this year's contest is Karen Skolfield, ...

The Frank O'Hara Prize is named for the 20th-century poet and artist who grew up in Grafton. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. The prize for first place is $100, ...