The Words We Don’t Yet Have
Raise your hands, these dirty hands
Recital of works by poets from the 1970s and now
Debate
Poetry recital curated by Sònia Moll and Heura Marçal with the poets Adriana Bertran, Alba Camarasa, Maria Callís Cabrera and Mireia Calafell who will recite their own texts and others by Maria Beneyto, Maria Mercè Marçal, Maria Cinta Montagut, and Marta Pessarrodona, accompanied by Laura Sanz playing the cello who will perform Preludes by Sofia Gubaidúlina and the melodies by Hildegarda of Bingen.
For feminism, poetry is not just a weapon. More than anything else it is a place. A space where the struggle against silence, disparagement, and invisibilising of women’s words dwells. A space where oner can be, name, and name oneself, without patriarchal mediation. From the 1970s through to the present day, poetry and feminism have been interlaced in awakening consciousness, slapping down indifferent and conformist thought, demolishing any attempt at learned justificiation. Poets of then and now, hands that write, stained with ink, life, and our blood of every day. Wounded and restless. Turning over the earth, revealing roots that assuage our hunger: Maria Beneyto, Maria-Mercè Marçal, Maria Cinta Montagut, Marta Pessarrodona. We raise their verses and ours all the way to the moon!
Title taken from the poem Recerca by Maria Beneyto.
Participants: Mireia Calafell, Maria Callís Cabrera, Adriana Bertran, Alba Camarasa
This activity is part of FEMINISMS!, The Words We Don’t Yet Have
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