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SUMMARY:CO- Heavy Lifting Book Talk
DESCRIPTION:<div></div><div>&nbsp;</div><div>HEAVY&nbsp;LIFTING: a book, a film, an opportunity for dialogue and healing in an historic time of crisis and renewal</div><div><br aria-hidden="true"></div><div><div>The&nbsp;Heavy&nbsp;Lifting&nbsp;project includes a book exhibit, experimental film, poetry readings, and talk. At its center is the artists’ book,&nbsp;HEAVY&nbsp;LIFTING, the outcome of a 4-year collaboration between poet Theresa Whitehill and artist Felicia Rice of Moving Parts Press.&nbsp;</div><div><br aria-hidden="true"></div><div>HEAVY&nbsp;LIFTING&nbsp;addresses the artist’s personal loss due to fire in 2020, as well as the many relentless crises that have unfolded in recent years, and considers what might lie beyond these times. Theresa Whitehill’s poems tread a tenuous path at the boundaries between personal and collective reckonings with work that portrays alternating grief, tenderness, defiance, and outrage.</div><p>&nbsp;</p><p>https://youtu.be/GUHKChLt3ig</p><div></div></div>
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div></div><div>&nbsp;</div><div>HEAVY&nbsp;LIFTING: a book, a film, an opportunity for dialogue and healing in an historic time of crisis and renewal</div><div><br aria-hidden="true"></div><div><div>The&nbsp;Heavy&nbsp;Lifting&nbsp;project includes a book exhibit, experimental film, poetry readings, and talk. At its center is the artists’ book,&nbsp;HEAVY&nbsp;LIFTING, the outcome of a 4-year collaboration between poet Theresa Whitehill and artist Felicia Rice of Moving Parts Press.&nbsp;</div><div><br aria-hidden="true"></div><div>HEAVY&nbsp;LIFTING&nbsp;addresses the artist’s personal loss due to fire in 2020, as well as the many relentless crises that have unfolded in recent years, and considers what might lie beyond these times. Theresa Whitehill’s poems tread a tenuous path at the boundaries between personal and collective reckonings with work that portrays alternating grief, tenderness, defiance, and outrage.</div><p>&nbsp;</p><p>https://youtu.be/GUHKChLt3ig</p><div></div></div>
LOCATION:Coast Community Branch Library\, 225 Main Street Pt. Arena\, California 95468
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