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OR THOSE LOVELY PEOPLE WHO HAVE HELPED TO MAKE THIS POSSIBLE. For kindly donating a fabulous prize to our Wild and Wonderful Raffle in aid of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. For providing us with train travel to London (and back! For the Unveiled Show. FOX and PHEASANT INN. For giving board and breakfast in such lovely style and welcome to Charlotte Medlicott for the shoot at Ravenbridge Mill. For their lovely handmade chocolates that made the Greta Hall shoot that bit sweeter. For donating a ...

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Pascale Petit's Blog: My Tate Modern course The Spirit of Things: Poetry of the Body, Marlene Dumas and Nicholas Hlobo

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What the Water Gave Me: Poems after Frida Kahlo. Tuesday, 3 March 2015. My Tate Modern course The Spirit of Things: Poetry of the Body, Marlene Dumas and Nicholas Hlobo. For the third week of my Tate Modern course, The Spirit of Things: Poetry of the Body. We worked with Balindile I. By the South African artist Nicholas Hlobo. And three of his drawings that incorporate rubber and coral-hued embroidery in his signature baseball stitch. We spent the first two weeks in the powerful Marlene Dumas. And the ha...

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Pascale Petit's Blog: 29 May 2014

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What the Water Gave Me: Poems after Frida Kahlo. Thursday, 29 May 2014. Developing Personal Myths at Ty Newydd and the painter Norval Morrisseau. This is the painting Water Spirit. By the celebrated indigenous Canadian painter Norval Morrisseau. On my course at Ty Newydd this 14-19th July. My co-tutor Armand Ruffo, an. Ojibway Nation Canadian poet, will give a slide talk about him. I've long loved this painting of water as feral force. For our course, Developing Personal Myths. At the moment and it is ve...

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visual-poetics: April 2014

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Monday, 21 April 2014. The Writing Process Blog Tour. I was nominated to take part in the blog tour by Heidi-Jo Swain. What am I working on? I have recently finished putting together my first poetry collection with the help of my rather marvellous mentor Pascale Petit. I was lucky enough to get some funding for this from. Right now I am working on a sequence of poems based around numbers. The poems were sparked off by a prompt on Jo Bell's 52 blog. How does my work differ from others in its genre? That's...

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Pascale Petit's Blog: 19 June 2014

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What the Water Gave Me: Poems after Frida Kahlo. Thursday, 19 June 2014. Poetry and Serious Play at Tate Modern: Bill Viola. For two sessions during my Poetry and Serious Play. Course at Tate Modern we're working with Bill Viola's video installation Tiny Deaths. In the Poetry and Dream wing. This piece is exhibited on the occasion of the opening of his permanent commission Martyrs (Earth, Air, Fire, Water). In St Paul's Cathedral. Here he's interviewed about that commission. And I think it helped. Next M...

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Pascale Petit's Blog: Fauverie

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What the Water Gave Me: Poems after Frida Kahlo. Fauverie cover by Dragana Nikolic. Pascale Petit's sixth poetry collection Fauverie. Is published by Seren. Shortlisted for the 2014 TS Eliot Prize. A portfolio of poems from the book won the 2013 Manchester Poetry Prize. The manuscript in progress was awarded an Arts Council England Grant for the Arts. Is astonishing, one of those books that breaks new ground in how to approach writing about the unwritable." Ruth Padel, London Review Bookshop. 8220;Pascal...

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Wild words inspired by nature and the urban environment. Education, writing, and storytelling. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Performances & Workshops. Inky traces. Sometimes I wonder if you ever were. Five years ago you were a stone. Marbled grey, except your piggy pink toes,. Seasons shift. Constellations are. The pour of cream in a dark whirlpool. I brought you leaves every September,. And tucked them up in your unmarked grave,. Then sat on that bench as drops of water. I think I ...

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Pascale Petit's Blog: 19 October 2014

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What the Water Gave Me: Poems after Frida Kahlo. Sunday, 19 October 2014. About 'My Father's Wardrobe' The Saturday Poem in the Guardian. This Saturday my poem 'My Father's Wardrobe'. Was featured as The Saturday Poem in the Guardian. This poem grew from my admiration of Peter Redgrove. S exuberant poem ' Wardrobe-Lady. I wanted to write my own version of a person conjured through surreal clothes, to portray my elusive father who I only got to know in the last two years of his life. Links to this post.

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Pascale Petit's Blog: 07 February 2015

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What the Water Gave Me: Poems after Frida Kahlo. Saturday, 7 February 2015. My T S Eliot Prize Shortlist Reading, my Paris Retreat, Charlie Hebdo Attacks. A siren went off for about half an hour on that morning of Wednesday 7 January. I was writing at the time and wondered what it was for. Was it the river police? Was a boat overturned on the Seine? Links to this post. Labels: Charlie Hebdo Attacks. My T S Eliot Prize Shortlist Reading. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Welcome to my blog. Follow me on Twitter.

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Pascale Petit's Blog: The gate to the Jardin des Plantes, leopards and Mama Amazonica

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What the Water Gave Me: Poems after Frida Kahlo. Tuesday, 16 June 2015. The gate to the Jardin des Plantes, leopards and Mama Amazonica. As this is a flying visit to Paris I booked a little hotel directly opposite the gate to the Jardin des Plantes! I came to Paris this time to take part in Inua Ellams' Midnight Run. And to give my first ever reading from Fauverie. Is all about Paris (the wild side), where I was born, and Valérie is a poet I very much admire. Which I'm delighted to announce will be publi...