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Poet-Linc: Poetry Slam (Paperback)
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Poet-Linc: Poetry Slam (Paperback)
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Loot Price R274
Discovery Miles 2 740
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'Poet-Linc: poetry slam' is the unique documentation of a contest
created to celebrate an untapped pool of talented young artists
from New York, composing their original poetry around a central
theme: "I have a voice". Collated with the Lincoln Center for the
Performing Arts the world's leading presenter of artistic
programming and a national leader in arts education and community
relations and non-profit organisations from each of the city's five
boroughs, the season's initiative centred around a rationale of
assisted teaching of participants via professional guidance, to
help each of these new "slam poets" find their own individual
voice. The project looks to simultaneously alter the perception of
the Center as a Manhattan-centric institution, highlighting a
pluralistic and accessible approach to its work through
collaboration with progressive community organisations such as
Curtis High School, El Puente, Girls Write Now, Global Writes,
SAYA! (South Asian Youth Actions) and Urban Word. Divided into
three thematically diverse rounds Declarative Poem, Narrative Poem
and Free Verse/Free Style over an intensive six-week period, the
competition comprised a fierce series of 'battles' between the
separate community organisations involved, each competing for just
two spots in the Grand Slam Final. 'Poet-Linc: poetry slam'
contains over 100 poems from the stars of the series, alongside
work from established world names such as Darian Dauchan, Erik
Maldonado and Shanelle Gabriel, as well as critical essays on the
medium and the season. The poems themselves portray a varied and
illuminating survey into the attuned teenage mind, exploring and
often inverting themes of race, love, lust, family and class in the
playful, sardonic and relentless ebb and flow of the poetry slam
itself. ILLUSTRATIONS: 40 colour and b/w illustrations
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