That's a Wrap on Art and Poetry Month
As July begins, we reflect on the works highlighted during the past month of Art and Poetry. Read on for more exciting updates from Interregnum.
Art & Poetry
At Least We Still Have Us
In our final piece for art and poetry month, Christopher Hütmannsberger reflects on love friendship, solidarity and hope for the future.
Sanguine
Fawzi Asraf offers a poem tenderly negotiating desperation, desire and despair.
Defunct
Graeme Eddolls contemplates hope, struggle and reinvention in the face of structural oppression. 'Those doves will fly again'.
Headlining Bystander
Cee Smith offers a poem on bravery, pain and facing things head on. A humble reflection on interactions with those fighting for Palestine against the genocide.
Peristerra Inbetweencognita
Vassilis Galanos offers a Joycian poem, which plays complexly with language and its limits: 'all sound is loanlanguage surmounded by silonce'.
Whites
Jed Forward reflects poignantly on whiteness, history and human agency.