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DIT EVENEMENT IS UITVERKOCHT!
An evening with Lisa Robertson and Mia You
Doors open: 19:30
Start: 20:00
Entrance: €9 / €6 (discount)
The title to this evening is borrowed from the poem 'Rose', in Lisa Robertson’s 3 Summers.
Perdu is gladdened to open its doors to the distinguished and valuable voices of Lisa Robertson and Mia You. On this intimate evening of rosy and less rosy visions, both poets will be reading from their work. Subsequently, they will enter into conversation, exploring embodied positions and recurring themes within their writing and thinking. ‘In times like these, can we afford to expend ourselves on the labor of art making? Can we afford not to?’, asks Mia You, in response to Lisa’s notion of squandering. And in return, Lisa Robertson quotes Mia: ‘There is this moment / life gives way to art, and we can only know / that it is past.’ Questions of life’s ways of relating to and through art arise, and perhaps rather than answers, a moment of thinking, uttering collectively can bud from there.
With gratitude to Will Holder.
Programme in English
Lisa Robertson was born in Canada and lives in France, in the Nouvelle Aquitaine region. Recent books include 3 Summers, Cinema of the Present, and Nilling: Prose Essays. A novel, The Baudelaire Fractal, is forthcoming. Last year she was the recipient of the first CD Wright Award for poetry from the Foundation for Contemporary Arts, in New York. She teaches occasionally in the Masters in Artistic Research Programme at The Royal Academy, The Hague.
Mia You was born in South Korea, raised in the United States, and currently lives in the Netherlands. She is a lecturer in English literature at Universiteit Utrecht and the author of I, Too, Dislike It (1913 Press, 2016) and Objective Practice (Achiote Press, 2007). Currently she is working on a collection titled Festival, which includes poems that have been published by The Boston Review, PEN America, Bozar Literature (in Dutch and French translation), La Tête et les cornes (in French translation) and forthcoming in Poetry Magazine.