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Softer Harder, a performance night & private viewing… in the dark ?!?

A massive thank you to everyone who came to our event last week, each and everyone one of you made the night extremely special. Definitely one we won’t be forgetting soon! 

Special shout out to: @teeeezoviich, @daisycarina____ , @luvsbrn, @absolutely_relentless, @spaceflop & @_femmedetta for making us reminisce, cry & laugh out LOUD with your stunning words & of course the incredible exhibiting artists @charliehenzi & @lily_bunney_  as well as co curator, exhibiting artist & Wonder Woman @aaronybailey 💌

Gallery Director: @thereturnofshe 
📸: @wilfmerson
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Up Next: Softer Harder is a performance night and exhibition examining female sexuality, lust, and desire. ⭐️

The show will specifically be looking at female sexual identity within a digital context, looking at how women are
reclaiming their bodies and their sexualities in today’s tech-heavy climate. Inspired by the millennial and gen-z adolescence of spending nights on Omegle with friends, reading erotica on Wattpad, and reposting lewd gifs on Tumblr, the exhibition and performance night will be an intimate and humorous exploration of digital culture and sex. 

 Stage Gallery, SET Social Peckham
🗓 Fri 17 April | 18:00–22:00 (Opening Night ) 
Ends: Sun 19th April 
🎟 £5-9

Tickets linked in bio 🤍🤍🤍

Cc: @aaronybailey
Directed by : @thereturnofshe
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Introducing  Sabirin Osoble @luvsbrn ✨✨
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A poetry pick from Sabirin Osoble (@luvsbrn), a Library Assistant at the National Poetry Library!

📙 'Poor' by Caleb Femi @caleb.femi 
(Penguin Books @penguinukbooks, 2020)

Why does Sabirin love it? In her words:

"'Poor' is quite a heavy book exploring grief, a grief that can only be experienced in specific contextual and environmental settings. In this case, it is young Black boys in council estates. It touches on issues with class and racism, and the heightened level of threat young Black boys face living in London due to these systemic oppressions.

The photography marries well with the content of the poems. There are smiles and there are stills. There is gentrification and there is eviction. There is love and there is community. This is Black life in London.”

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You can read 'Poor' at the National Poetry Library, and borrow it by joining the library - membership is totally free!
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