The New York School

The New York School refers to a group of mid-20th century American poets and artists based in New York City, known for their innovative and often avant-garde approaches. This movement includes poets like Frank O'Hara and John Ashbery, who emphasized spontaneity, personal experience, and the use of everyday language. Their work often intertwined poetry with visual art, reflecting the vibrant cultural scene of the time. The New York School celebrated creativity and the joy of artistic expression, and it influenced contemporary art and literature significantly.