A Little Body Are Many Parts – Legna Rodriguez Iglesias and Seraphina Vick
Jess Rahman interviews Legna Rodriguez Iglesias and Seraphina Vick at Poet in the City’s A Little Body Are Many Parts.
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Audre Lorde: Sister Outsider – Bridget Minamore
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2019 | Classic | Islam | Love | Music | Penny Hughes | Rumi | Spiritual | Sukina Pilgrim | Wilton's Music Hall
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Hillview Poetic Histories
Hillview Poetic Histories is an innovative collaboration between residents of Hillview Estate and Poet in the City uncovering Hillview’s story as a self-run housing collective that survived in the face of austerity and eviction notices, influencing short life and cooperative housing movements in the UK since the 1970s.