Carmina’s Poetry Tease
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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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Tag Archives: visual art
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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Pussy Riot and the Power of Art
I’m going to begin this post by writing about my Gran’s 70th birthday, otherwise it might appear a little tame compared to the titled news. I went to Margate with my family and loved being near the sea, as well … Continue reading
Posted in Inspiration
Tagged art, Auguste Rodin, body, Dorothy Parker, feminine, feminine writing, feminism, feminist, feminists, FINGER IN THE PIE, Hélène Cixous, james joyce, JMW Turner, margate, modernism, modernist, music, poetry, Poetry Parnassus, protest, Pussy Riot, Rodin, Russia, Russian, sylvia plath, the guardian, the mirror, tracey emin, Turner, turner gallery, virginia woolf, visual art
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May the Birthweek Commence
Yesterday I handed in my latest four pieces of coursework, including my interview piece with Benjamin Zephaniah. I met with my Gran at the Tate Modern, where we started our day with the Yayoi Kusama exhibition. I first came across … Continue reading
Welcome Home
Today is going to be the end of a very social and productive week, before the start of a very busy week to follow (which will also include a bit of socialising). I’m going to my friend Jo’s house for her … Continue reading
Posted in Inspiration
Tagged art, confessions, fiction, friends, Gillian Wearing, home, london, masks, prosthetic, reality, truth, visual art, Whitechapel, Whitechapel Gallery
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Savage Messiahs of London City
I have just updated my status on TweetDeck that I am “craving drink and fancy dress. instead i’m attending talks and blogging. oh, how grown up i have become since time/money have been eaten up”. I am actually too tired … Continue reading
