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CURRENT ARTIST IN RESIDENCE AT THE WRITERS' ROOM

Recreaturing Melusine Tue 8 Oct 2024, 6-8pm: Regina Dürig & Wiebke Leister.

In their experimental reading Recreaturing Melusine, artist Wiebke Leister (UK/GE) and writer Regina Dürig (SUI/GE) explore hybrid fragmentation of bodily parts as creative practice and refractory resource. Circling around woman-snake-creatures, the performance will incorporate scored readings as well as visual-textual improvisations.

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10,000,000,000,000,001 YEARS OF FORGOTTEN LIFE
Exhibition of New Work by Simon Lewandowski
October 11th, 12th 13th. 12:30-6:00
Private View Thursday 10th 5:00-8:00 pm

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The Wild Pansy Press Writers’ Room is a site for intense full- or part-time residential periods at the intersection of fine art and literature - be that of art writing, memoir, auto-fiction, science fiction, fan-fiction, zine culture, sound art, broadcasting or the spoken word.

The space will be available as a working studio, but can also be reimagined for outcomes such as exhibitions, publication launches, performances, screenings or symposia. The Writers’ Room is a working space with scope for intimate or public-facing engagements. We imagine it fostering connectivity across demographics and practices.

The Writers’ Room offer practitioners working with text, image, voice and recording a place to find respite and a space to develop projects; a place to create something new, imagining and transforming through the power of language.

We are closed now for proposals for residencies but we may still be able to host events such as workshops, book groups, readings book launches and screenings. Please see our What's on at the Writer's Room section.

If you are interested in working with us, please download our Information Pack here.
For further information, email: info@wildpansypress.com



There is public access to the grounds of the building Wednesday - Saturday, 11 - 6pm & by appointment (with a bell on the West gate of the building). The Writers’ Room will be open for events and by arrangement with resident artists