Kindall Gant is a Black femme poet and New Orleans native based in Brooklyn. She experiments with visual storytelling as liberation through themes of home, heritage and history, bringing poems into conversation with expressive forms like film, visual art, music and photography.
She has received support from Cave Canem, Obsidian, the Poetry Foundation, Brooklyn Poets, and MASS MoCA, among other arts institutions.
Her work appears in ‘TORCH,’ a literary magazine for Black women writers, the ‘What a Time to Be Alive’ zine carried at the Hopscotch Reading Room in Berlin, and the ‘1619 Speaks’ anthology forthcoming from the Sims Library of Poetry.