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Alex Caldiero
Alissandru Francesco "Alex" Caldiero is a poet, polyartist, sonosopher, and scholar of humanities and intermedia.
==Life==
Born in the ancient town of Licodia Eubea, near Catania, Sicily, in 1949, Caldiero immigrated to the United States at age nine and was raised in Manhattan and Brooklyn, New York. He attended Queens College in Flushing, New York, and was apprenticed to the sculptor Michael Lekakis and the poet-bard Ignazio Buttitta. Caldiero has traveled through Sicily, Sardinia, Turkey, and Greece collecting proverbs, tales, and folk instruments. He is co-founder of Arba Sicula, the society for the preservation of the Sicilian language and traditions, and is the recipient of grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, Utah Performing Arts Tour, and the Best Poetry Award from the Association for Mormon Letters.
Caldiero has lived in Utah since 1980 with his wife and children shortly after converting to Mormonism,〔PBS, (Why I Am Mormon )〕 and is Poet/Artist in Residence at Utah Valley University.〔("Poet's reading elicits laughs and scoffs from UVU crowd," Deseret News, December 7, 2008 )〕
Caldiero's work has been reviewed by ''Village Voice'' and ''The New York Times'' and he is included in "A Dictionary of the Avant-Gardes" on page 104 ().
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