{"id":11379,"date":"2020-09-10T16:14:45","date_gmt":"2020-09-10T14:14:45","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.fondationthalie.org\/fr\/?p=11379"},"modified":"2024-09-18T16:47:19","modified_gmt":"2024-09-18T14:47:19","slug":"equinoxes-fragile","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/archive.fondationthalie.org\/en\/in-person-events\/equinoxe-dans-les-murs-2\/","title":{"rendered":"\u00c9quinoxes : Fragile"},"content":{"rendered":"

After the success of Equinoxes<\/em> online<\/a><\/strong>, the Foundation has the pleasure to welcome you in its spaces for a poesy dedicated evening and invites twenty poets and readers.
\nTheme of the evening: FRAGILE<\/em>.
\nIt is also the occasion to celebrate the opening of the John Giorno Foundation<\/strong> in New York.<\/p>\n

We are all fragile and resilient too. Fragile is our world, which we have achieved with tenfold acuity during this strange year, between confinement and freedom, crystallizations and metamorphoses, violence and illusions.<\/p>\n

On September 19, 2020<\/strong>, for the “John Giorno Poetry Day”<\/a><\/strong>, the voices of poets, readers, artists, performers from all walks of life, from Turkey to Belgium, from France to the United States, all aware that fragility is fundamentally linked to our very humanity, our finitude as individuals, will resound at the Thalie Foundation on the theme of “The art of being fragile”.<\/p>\n

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Accepting vulnerability, our own as human beings, women, men, others, and the vulnerability of our world, means being aware that we each have only one piece of life, only one skin of sorrow. For poets, the only way out is to celebrate life, because if ours is infinitely brittle, Life itself is infinitely powerful, the life of which John Giorno wrote on, to close a poem dedicated to William Burroughs, Allen Ginsberg, Brion Gysin \u00aband some others\u00bb: \u00abthe very worst is happening now, life goes on.<\/p>\n

Life goes on. Poetry goes on. John Giorno<\/strong> is dead but we celebrate his poetry, poetry that has the capacity to give audible form to the worst. Poetry as life itself, has a full capacity for self-repair, a capacity that we sometimes seem to forget is within our reach. And among the questions that \u00abFragile\u00bb aims at raising are: how can we nourish and bring into existence the world in which we would like to live tomorrow? Which world to build, which society, how? And what can poets do to bring to life a local identity, a global ecosophy? How to \u00abWelcome the Flowers\u00bb?<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

Among our readers,\u00a0Kendell Geers<\/strong> will read the fragility of love, Ellen Leblond-Schrader<\/strong> that of memory, Christine Guinard<\/strong> lives in a leaden field, Sandra Ghosn<\/strong>\u00a0related Ta plainte, la mienne<\/em>, Violaine Lochu<\/strong> shares the babbling, Charles Moody<\/strong> reads Rick Moody, Boys enter the house<\/em>, and Sarah Riggs<\/strong>, Murmurations<\/em>. Very fragile readings-performances that reveal snippets of aesthetic vulnerability and the “vulnerable force” of creation.<\/p>\n

Program: Nathalie Guiot, Barbara Polla<\/strong> and Pascale Barret<\/strong><\/p>\n

Guest readers<\/strong>: Pascale Barret; Greta Bellamacina; Boris Bergmann (with reservations); Janet Biggs; Haleh Chinikar; Carole Douillard; C\u00e9line Fribourg;\u00a0<\/span>Kendell Geers; Sandra Ghosn; Christine Guinard; Nathalie Guiot; Dana Hoey; Nikias Imhoof; Ali Kazma; Ellen Leblond-Schrader; Violaine Lochu; Randa Maddah; Naomi Melville; Robert Montgomery; Charles Moody; Shannon Plumb; Barbara Polla; Sarah Riggs; Vincent Scarito; Frank Smith; Nathalie Vanderlinden.<\/p>\n

Tickets online: here<\/a><\/strong> [booking is required – please note that space is limited for this event].
\nThis event will be live broadcast on our website<\/a><\/strong> and on the Centre Pompidou\u00a0website<\/a><\/strong> from 8 p.m.
\nN.B:\u00a0The live broadcast on our website will take place in the image window.<\/p>\n

Download our Press Release : here<\/a>\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

As a prelude to the Equinoxe(s) <\/strong>poetic readings, <\/strong>the Foundation opens its doors from\u00a07pm <\/strong>for a public presentation <\/strong>of Editions Ishtar (in the presence of the authors).
\n<\/strong>More information : here<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

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Practical information<\/strong>
\nPrice: 6\u20ac \/ Free admission*
\n*students, job seekers, under 26, SMART members
\nYou are kindly invited to arrive 45 minutes before the start of the readings regarding live broadcasting.
\n15 rue Buchholtz,\u00a01050 Brussels
\nT\u00a0+32 244 60 343<\/p>\n

In partnership with the Centre Pompidou<\/strong> and the Centre Wallonie-Bruxelles<\/strong> in Paris<\/p>\n

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