WWB combines Art and World Affairs in Birmingham

Posted on June 21, 2018 by David Rollason

In the elegant surroundings of Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, members of Writers Without Borders represented themselves exceptionally well.

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As part of the Celebrating Sanctuary events for Refugee Week, spoken-word made its mark on the event with a wide variety of readings from members of WWB. Each well constructed piece was very well received by the many listeners, be they focused or just passing through and this set, set off an afternoon of other exciting performances.

The long-standing connections with this and other groups were further cemented and WWB look forward to other events through the year as part of these creative collaborations.

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I am a writer, creative, inventive, observant, but the results are for you the reader to decide. There are things in my head constantly that I need to get out and into a readable form and this for now is my preferred medium. I am a simple being with complex workings. I am a complex being with simple logic. I am really just..... me.

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1 Response to WWB combines Art and World Affairs in Birmingham

Tessa Lowe says:

June 22, 2018 at 11:02 am

Thanks David Super Apu

On Thu, 21 Jun 2018 16:38 Writers Without Borders, wrote:

> David Rollason posted: “In the elegant surroundings of Birmingham Museum > and Art Gallery, members of Writers Without Borders represented themselves > exceptionally well. As part of the Celebrating Sanctuary events for Refugee > Week, spoken word made its mark in the event with a w” >

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