Power of One
Exciting work by these gifted writers streamed right now from our story telling event at Glasgow below
Martha Watson Allpress 
Isaac Worthington 
Olu Alakija 
Rex McGregor 
Archie Whyld 
Allie Costa 
Jessica Mensah 
Charles Leipart 
Olivia Gillman
Performed by amazing actors Judy Leonard and Ian McShee –
Join us today by watching the event below
It’s a gripping 40 minute show! With super reviews.. ‘It’s been a real highlight!’
Weight of an Unmoved Item – Lita Doolan's Audio Books
The Weight of an Unmoved Object
A participatory audio artwork by Lita Doolan
What happens when we give an ordinary object our attention?
A plastic box. A mug. A pot lid. Something so familiar we barely notice it.
In this short audio experience, listeners are invited to explore the weight, texture and presence of an everyday object, and to consider what changes when it is moved — or left exactly where it belongs.
Drawing on the instructional art of Yoko Ono and the unsettling transformation of domestic objects in Mona Hatoum’s work, this piece explores our physical relationship with the things around us.
Part of an ongoing exploration of immersion without apparatus, it asks whether art can happen simply through touch, imagination and a small act of choice.
No special equipment. No particular place.
Just you, an object, and the possibility of seeing it differently.
Hi,
Could you switch on browser viewing for those who don’t want to install Zoom software. It’s in the Zoom meeting’s Admin Settings.
Thank you.
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Such a good point. I wasn’t hosting the zoom on my laptop so couldn’t access this choice but I will definitely look for this option next time.
Maybe you could join us for Independence Day – July 4th – our next outing! 😉
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/how-to-be-young-again-twilight-teaser-poetry-and-monologue-reading-tickets-104821953284
Hope all is well with you and you are enjoying the weekend.
Thank you for your comment.
Lita
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