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Feasts of Fear and Agony | Bram Van Camp

    “Feasts of Fear and Agony”: of expressionist poetry to kinetic typography.

    When Paul van Ostaijen wrote his ‘Feesten van angst en pijn’ (Feasts of Fear and Agony, 1918-1921), he was looking for a new language detached from narrative meaning. Through the use of handwriting, colours and experimental arrangements on the page, he suggests that his poetry does not necessarily have to signify anything concrete.
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    Versporen

      The poem ‘Versporen’ by Chantal Sap has one central theme: the Holocaust trains during WWII, in contrast to the current human migrations in Europe.
      This poem is based on ‘Different Trains’, a three-movement piece for string quartet and tape written by Steve Reich in 1988.Read More »Versporen

      Woest | Tom Lanoye

        Een Literaire Solo Tournee van en met Tom Lanoye.
        “Tom Lanoye maakte met “Woest” een literaire voorstelling die woord en beeld knap combineert, die een andere klemtoon legt voor wie de teksten kent en die uitnodigt voor wie zijn oeuvre minder goed kent.”
        De Redactie.be, 6 oktober 2008Read More »Woest | Tom Lanoye