Louis Blue Newby & Laila Majid, Double Exposure 01. Courtesy of the artists and Xxjira Hii.
Secrecy and Exposure: Poetry Event
Featuring: Fintan Calpin, Hasti, Donna Markus, D Mortimer.
Organised as part of the exhibition Inner Heat, by Laila Majid and Louis Blue Newby, this event features poets invited by the artists to respond to the ideas of secrecy and exposure which animate their works. The poets will perform texts within the exhibition space itself, activating new readings of the artworks.
BIOGRAPHIES
Fintan Calpin is a poet from London. He is finishing his doctorate at King’s College London on contemporary poetry, rhetoric and the critique of value. He edits the magazine Still Point and has a pamphlet, Terminal City, forthcoming with Veer2.
Hasti is a poet living and dreaming in South East London. Founder of fictional poetry collective ‘sluts against imperialism,’ they write into the land, speculative imaginaries, ideas of work, and a search for the world as it really is. A member of the inaugural Southbank New Poets Collective and the Ledbury Poetry Critics, Hasti is the recipient of the 2023 White Review Poet’s Prize, the 2022 Queen Mary Wasafiri New Writing Prize for Poetry, and have recently published poems in bathmagg, zindabad zine, and The Poetry Review. They have co-written short sci-fi film DIGGING, produced by Film4. Hasti also hosts open mic and poetry night Fresh Lip, and its sister show for Montez Press Radio, Fresh Air. Their pamphlet ‘U’ is forthcoming from Reference Press.
Donna Marcus Duke is a writer, performer and nightlife organizer based in London, currently finishing their MA in Writing at the Royal College of Art.
D Mortimer is a writer and artist from London interested in the crip unknown. Their first book, Last Night a Beef Jerk Saved My Life was published by Pilot Press in 2021. Mortimer is a current Techne scholar in trans auto fictions at The University of Roehampton. Their scholarly work concerns technologies of madness and their doctoral project is entitled, Beef Journals: Naming the Uncertain in Transgender Subject Formation. Their monograph Speed Glum Hero (2024) has just been published by Sticky Fingers Publishing.
Featuring: Fintan Calpin, Hasti, Donna Markus, D Mortimer.
Organised as part of the exhibition Inner Heat, by Laila Majid and Louis Blue Newby, this event features poets invited by the artists to respond to the ideas of secrecy and exposure which animate their works. The poets will perform texts within the exhibition space itself, activating new readings of the artworks.
BIOGRAPHIES
Fintan Calpin is a poet from London. He is finishing his doctorate at King’s College London on contemporary poetry, rhetoric and the critique of value. He edits the magazine Still Point and has a pamphlet, Terminal City, forthcoming with Veer2.
Hasti is a poet living and dreaming in South East London. Founder of fictional poetry collective ‘sluts against imperialism,’ they write into the land, speculative imaginaries, ideas of work, and a search for the world as it really is. A member of the inaugural Southbank New Poets Collective and the Ledbury Poetry Critics, Hasti is the recipient of the 2023 White Review Poet’s Prize, the 2022 Queen Mary Wasafiri New Writing Prize for Poetry, and have recently published poems in bathmagg, zindabad zine, and The Poetry Review. They have co-written short sci-fi film DIGGING, produced by Film4. Hasti also hosts open mic and poetry night Fresh Lip, and its sister show for Montez Press Radio, Fresh Air. Their pamphlet ‘U’ is forthcoming from Reference Press.
Donna Marcus Duke is a writer, performer and nightlife organizer based in London, currently finishing their MA in Writing at the Royal College of Art.
D Mortimer is a writer and artist from London interested in the crip unknown. Their first book, Last Night a Beef Jerk Saved My Life was published by Pilot Press in 2021. Mortimer is a current Techne scholar in trans auto fictions at The University of Roehampton. Their scholarly work concerns technologies of madness and their doctoral project is entitled, Beef Journals: Naming the Uncertain in Transgender Subject Formation. Their monograph Speed Glum Hero (2024) has just been published by Sticky Fingers Publishing.
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