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- Dean Atta Review April 28, 2013 carminamasoliver
- Schwitters in Britain, Tate Britain: 30th January – 12th May 2013 April 23, 2013 carminamasoliver
- Spring Time Delights April 16, 2013 carminamasoliver
- Poetry&Paint Anthology Launch April 9, 2013 carminamasoliver
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The Spring/Summer Collection of Poetry Events
May is upon us, and not only is it my birthday on the 14th of the month, but I’m the poet in residence at Bang Said the Gun! I’m super excited and plan to do two halves of my epic poem … Continue reading
Dean Atta Review
Dean Atta’s ‘I’m Nobody’s Nigger’ (The Westbourne Press, 2013) Since the book’s title poem went viral, Atta’s debut poetry collection has been much anticipated. Having been a regular feature among London’s poetry scene for many years, it was only a … Continue reading
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Tagged Dean Atta, I'm Nobody's Nigger, page, performance, performance poetry, poetry, stage, westborne press
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Schwitters in Britain, Tate Britain: 30th January – 12th May 2013
It seems apt, for Kurt Schwitters, to be the pioneer of an underrated art form: the collage. Whilst some of his contemporaries may be more recognisable to the average person, Schwitters’ influence is often overlooked. In fact, he was a … Continue reading
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Tagged Dada, Dadaism, fine art, journalism, journalist, Kurt Schwitters, painting, poetry, Schwitter in Britain, Schwitters, sound poetry, tate britain, visual arts
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Spring Time Delights
The sun has got his (her?) hat on and I’m coming out to play! I had the past couple of weeks off work, and as much as I like my job… it’s pretty cool not to be working. I went … Continue reading
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Tagged apples and snakes, bang said the gun, Cinema, Creative Entrepreneurship, Emily Prichard, Hackney, Hackney Picturehouse Cinema, international youth arts festival, iyaf, MA, MACE, Malika Booker, May, May events, performance, performer, performers wanted, Picturehouse Cinema, poetry, sabotage, Saboteur Awards, Scratch That Hackney, shake the dust, She Grrrowls, spoken word, spoken word artist, submissions, sunshine, Tramshed, vacancy, wanted
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Poetry&Paint Anthology Launch
On Saturday 30th March, I launched the Poetry&Paint anthology. I set up the exhibition in the morning, with my boyfriend, and some of the other artists that feature in the anthology. After a bad-boy burger from Giant Robot, we got … Continue reading
Christmas Catch-Up and a Cuppa
Grab yourself a cup of tea and join me for a much needed Christmas catch-up! I’ve not written in over a month as I’ve been so busy. Now I’m writing I can’t think of much that is new. But what … Continue reading
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Tagged apples and snakes, bedford, christmas, london, new year, new years resolutions, poetry, show, spoken word, the place, theatre, word's a stage
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Next Week: Word’s A Stage
On Wednesday 21st November I will be doing a first: performing a single poem for a twenty minute set. Normally, I would perform/read a selection of poems in twenty minutes, so it has been a real challenge to come up … Continue reading
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broken machines/hearts & magpies
Recent news. I went to see Every Rendition on a Broken Machine, performed live by the writer Ross Sutherland at Toynbee Studios, organised by Penned in the Margins aka Tom Chivers. I can only assume it will be on Channel … Continue reading
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Tagged Adventures in Form, amy acre, Anthony Hett, apples and snakes, C.J. Driver, Carrie Etter, channel 4, Chris McCabe, Chrissy Williams, Declan Ryan, Edward Mackay, Errol McGlashan, Every Rendition on a Broken Machine, film, Gyln Maxwell, Hannah Lowe, Karen McCarthy Woolf, Katy Evans-Bush, Malika Booker, Michael Hofman, Naomi Foyle, On Poetry, penned in the margins, performance poetry, poetry, Robert Stein, ross sutherland, Russell Thompson, Selina Nwulu, spoken word, The Perks of Being a Wallflower, tom chivers
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