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On Remembering, On Forgetting: A poetry performance

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When

Sunday

April 7
11:45 am - 12:45 pm

Where

Watt Space Gallery
20 Auckland St
Newcastle NSW 2300

Tickets

Free

On Remembering, On Forgetting: A poetry performance

As we negotiate a world of co-existing crisis and beauty, poetry can help us make sense of our place in the contemporary moment. What we remember and what we forget is often a social, familial, political, and personal process; the way that we reinscribe meaning or power into our pasts to help determine our futures. Join Jazz Money, Ellen van Neerven, Sara M Saleh, Rob Waters and Iona Winter as they perform works that contemplate the personal, political, and social histories that inform our present.

This is a free event; no bookings required.

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The Speakers

A person with shoulder-length blonde hair and red lipstick leans against a blackboard and smiles closed-lipped

Jazz Money

As we negotiate a world of co-existing crisis and beauty, poetry can help us make sense of our place in the contemporary moment. What we remember and what we forget…

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A person with short brown hair smiles and touches both hands to their dark-rimmed glasses, against a backdrop of green plants

Ellen van Neerven

As we negotiate a world of co-existing crisis and beauty, poetry can help us make sense of our place in the contemporary moment. What we remember and what we forget…

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A woman with large hoop earrings and a yellow headscarf stands at an angle to the camera, smiling with closed lips

Sara M Saleh

As we negotiate a world of co-existing crisis and beauty, poetry can help us make sense of our place in the contemporary moment. What we remember and what we forget…

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A man with a black cap and grey beard, wearing a shirt emblazoned with the Aboriginal flag. He is speaking into a microphone

Rob Waters

As we negotiate a world of co-existing crisis and beauty, poetry can help us make sense of our place in the contemporary moment. What we remember and what we forget…

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A middle-aged woman with long brown-grey hair and a shoulder tattoo stands smiling in front of a woven object

Iona Winter

As we negotiate a world of co-existing crisis and beauty, poetry can help us make sense of our place in the contemporary moment. What we remember and what we forget…

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