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ALT In partnership with TAP Centre for Creativity, Words is pleased to present a visit with award-winning author David Huebert! An Evening with David Huebert Hosted by Words Artistic Director Josh Lambier Friday, 1 November, 5:30PM TAP Centre for Creativity 203 Dundas Street Our event will be hybrid: you can join us onsite or online. Part generational saga, part eco-gothic fable, David Huebert's Oil People is a luminous debut novel about history and family, land and power, and oil as an object of toxic wonder.
![[This poster is a light peach-pink colour with orange text and images of butterflies and flowers.] Join us on Thursday, June 27th to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of Antler River Poetry (formerly Poetry London), with an artist showcase featuring Tom Cull, Jennifer Wenn, Erin Clark, Michelle Owusu-Ansah, Romeo Desmarais III, Shawn Durant, Warrior Womyn Drum Group, and other special guests. This event is free for all to attend at TAP: Centre for Creativity (203 Dundas Street / London, ON) and will be taking place from 7:00PM - 8:30PM (Doors will be open at 6:30PM).](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GQMwj3ZW4AARnBh.jpg?name=orig)
ALT [This poster is a light peach-pink colour with orange text and images of butterflies and flowers.] Join us on Thursday, June 27th to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of Antler River Poetry (formerly Poetry London), with an artist showcase featuring Tom Cull, Jennifer Wenn, Erin Clark, Michelle Owusu-Ansah, Romeo Desmarais III, Shawn Durant, Warrior Womyn Drum Group, and other special guests. This event is free for all to attend at TAP: Centre for Creativity (203 Dundas Street / London, ON) and will be taking place from 7:00PM - 8:30PM (Doors will be open at 6:30PM).
ALT The Ting Comic & Graphic Arts Festival will explore the history of Canadian comic books, featuring contributions from Ramón Pérez, Ho Che Anderson, and Ivan Kocmarek. Canada's First Superheroes Featuring Ramón Pérez, Ho Che Anderson, Ivan Kocmarek Hosted by Josh Lambier 9 May 2024, 7:00 PM Yes! In Canada, we had our own comic books during World War II and they were filled with a glorious constellation of our home-grown heroes grappling with the Axis at home and abroad. Learn more about Nelvana, Freelance, Thunderfist, Johnny Canuck, Speed Savage, The Penguin, Brok Windsor, Canada Jack, and Commander Steel from Ivan Kocmarek, Ho Che Anderson, and Ramón K Pérez as they go into conversation with panel host Josh Lambier, founder and artistic director of Words Festival.
ALT Western University Professor Martin Horak reaches into his family archive and shares a love story between his grandmother and political cartoonist František Bidlo in 1942. Bidlo was a veteran cartoonist for Czech left-wing newspapers; Greta was a young anti-fascist activist. They met during the Nazi occupation of Prague, and we are given a brief glimpse into their relationship through the letters and comic pages that Bidlo mailed to Greta expressing his undying love for her before he was arrested by the Gestapo. The dialogue will be led by Josh Lambier, founder and artistic director of Words Festival.
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ALT Join Téa Mutonji and Gray Brogden for a showcase of excellent local writers! Presented in partnership with Antler River Poetry and Western University’s Department of English & Writing Studies. Experience the range of our region’s literary talent in a night of community, stories, and poetry. Tuesday February 27th at 6:00pm TAP Centre for Creativity 203 Dundas St, London, Ontario
ALT Join Téa Mutonji and Gray Brogden for a showcase of excellent local writers! Presented in partnership with Antler River Poetry and Western University’s Department of English & Writing Studies. Experience the range of our region’s literary talent in a night of community, stories, and poetry. Tuesday February 27th at 6:00pm TAP Centre for Creativity 203 Dundas St, London, Ontario
ALT A graphic for the play "White Rabbit Red Rabbit" and text reading, "White Rabbit Red Rabbit will be returning to TAP this March! More information will be coming soon."
ALT Building a Creative Community: A Workshop on the Performing Arts in London 18 November 2023, 1 PM – 6:00 PM Weldon Library Community Room Western University Register to join us: https://www.eventbrite.ca/.../building-a-creative... Facebook: https://fb.me/e/1orESspzz The main purpose of our workshop, “Building a Creative Community,” is to inspire and cultivate dialogue amongst those in the performing arts community in London, with a keen eye towards the creation of multidisciplinary collaborations and the exchange of knowledge between groups on Western’s campus and in the City of London. We envision the field of “performance” in the broadest possible terms, and invite participation from those involved in music, dance, theatre, opera, spoken word poetry, storytelling, animation, media production, and more. We also want to hear from those who defy traditional separations between the artistic disciplines.
ALT Where: Covent Garden Market, Market Lane (Dundas Place) When: 13 September, 7:00 - 8:30 PM