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- Schwitters in Britain, Tate Britain: 30th January – 12th May 2013 April 23, 2013 carminamasoliver
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Category Archives: Poetry Gigs
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
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
Posted in News, Poetry Gigs
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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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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Frightened Robot Gun
Time is short and I have wasted a lot of the day after celebrating a friend’s birthday until the early hours. I’m going swimming soon but I’m already ready for bed. It’s been eventful so without further ado, I’ll let … Continue reading
Posted in Inspiration, Music, Poetry Gigs
Tagged artemis poetry, bad robot poetry, bang said the gun, Carmina, carmina masoliver, catherine woodward, dan cockrill, frightened rabbit, james sykes, live literature, maria ferguson, martin galton, masoliver, peter hayhoe, poetry, ross sutherland, roundhouse slam champions, russell j turner, spoken word, the ruby kid, thom james
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Hey, Buddy
So, it’s been an eventful week for me. Since handing in my MA coursework and having my last day of work at Sainsbury’s last Sunday, I have started my new job as an English Mentor at a secondary school in … Continue reading
Posted in Inspiration, Poetry Gigs
Tagged another voice that speaks, apples and snakes, bethnal green, bloomsbury, buddy wakefield, deanna rogers, english mentoring, job, lyrdia martin, new job, performance poetry, photography, poetry, ronnie mccgrath, Sainsbury's, slam poet, slam poetry, sophia blackwell, spoken word, the gallery cafe, tutor, work
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To Endings and New Beginnings
On Wednesday 22nd August I organised my first solo poetry event called ‘Carmina’s Poetry Tease’. Featuring alongside me were Catherine Woodward (the emerging artist) and Rosy Carrick (the inspirational professional). It all managed to run rather smoothly and I was … Continue reading
Carmina’s Poetry Tease
Less than a week away now! I’m excited about the event and a little bit nervous. I think it should run smoothly but you never know. I’m probably more nervous about socialising and performing myself rather than all the … Continue reading
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Tagged art, carmina masoliver, carmina's poetry tease, catherine woodward, craft central, farringdon, feminism, feminism in London, feminists, free events, free events in London, free poetry events, free poetry events in London, poetry, Rosy Carrick, spoken word, visual art
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