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Poets Liberation Front: Shareefa Energy, the Repeat Beat Poet and lisa minerva luxx
How does the writer command the masses? In Augusts edition of Londons literary resistance
salon, luxx will be joined by the Repeat Beat Poet and Shareefa Energy. Together, they will
share literature and lead a community discussion on how writing has been used to organise and
assemble. From Black diasporic worldmaking and identity formation to poetry as pedagogy and
propaganda, this event will help us reassess how we use writing, publishing (and memory) to
get in formation.
The salon is a space to actively engage in current resistance literature emerging from our
political landscape. Tickets are on a sliding scale solidarity rate, please pay honestly. If you book
a £0 and cant make it, please cancel your ticket so that others can attend.
This event is created and hosted by lisa minerva luxx in partnership with Shubbak Festival.
This is the fourth of eight events in this series. 4/8.
This event is created and hosted by lisa minerva luxx in partnership with Shubbak Festival.
Poets Liberation Front is an eight-part series generously supported by Arts Council England.
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AdresseReference Point (Afficher)
2 Arundel St, Temple
London WC2R 3DA
United Kingdom
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| Âge minimum : 18 |
| Enfants bienvenus : Non |
| Chiens bienvenus : Non |
| Non-fumeur : Oui |
| Accessible aux fauteuils roulants : Oui |
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Contact
Accessibilité
The venue is wheelchair accessible.
If you are unable to attend the venue due to chronic health conditions and/or other access needs, please contact us (info@shubbak.co.uk) to arrange your online presence in the space.
Shubbak is continuously learning and reflecting on how to embody access practice and create more inclusive spaces while navigating the realities of ableist systems, structures and architecture.
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