Poetry reading activates verse play at museum

A poetry reading at the American Poetry Museum in Washington D.C. brought The Daughter Industry to life through audience participation.

The event featured a site-specific activation of the poetry collection structured in three acts with seven players. Each player was assigned a color of the rainbow and an apparition’s name, using sarong props to represent survivors of gender violence.

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South African artist Gabrielle Goliath presented her installation Elegy as an independent exhibit in Venice this week, after Arts and Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie blocked its selection as the national entry.

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Several prominent book clubs have revealed their picks for May, offering readers a wide range of genres and themes.

The Theater der Welt festival has begun in Chemnitz and runs for 18 days until July 5. The opening featured a German premiere along with other international productions.

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S. Zainab Williams reflects on how books like The Seven Daughters of Dupree sparked her personal ancestry research.

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