Melanie Gow reviews Mapping Poetry, the latest poetry event from Fast Culture and Claire Trévien.
I spent a gorgeous, gentle evening indulging in a dissimilitude of rhythmical words that wandered a room touching the oddments with a recognition odd things share.
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Tagged beaconsfield, cartography, claire trevien, mapping poetry, maps, Poetry
Tomorrow evening sees the launch of Mapping Poetry, an evening of performed poetry devised by Claire Trévien. As the title suggests, the themes of the evening are maps, location and place.
When Claire invited us to put together a printed piece for the event our creative ears pricked up and we set to work designing exactly what the event called for; a map.
Posted in Art, Event, Illustration, Poetry
Tagged annexe, beaconsfield, cartography, claire trevien, design, mapping poetry, maps, typesetting
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