Thursday 29 October, 20:30

Poetry Reading – CAConrad

Poet CAConrad presents a bilingual reading of their work, joined by students from a workshop hosted at HEAD – Genève. The session explores experimental forms, affective practice and the intersections of identity and ecology, offering multiple modes of performance and address. Participants and students will share pieces in both French and English, foregrounding translation, voice and presence. The reading accompanies the opening of Hunter Longe’s exhibition Reality Solvent, in partnership with the HEAD Work.Master program.

In French and English.

Place de l'Île,
1, Switzerland
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Photo Credit: DR

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