Mahu: an exhibition at the Hardy Tree Gallery - June 6th to July 14th 2015
SJ Fowler's first solo exhibition in London, five weeks in the Hardy Tree Gallery, in Kings Cross, just behind the British Library.
Mahu was an exhibition of writing - a novel handwritten upon the gallery walls, growing as the exhibition passed. A living book in ink, veering between sense, story and abstraction, Mahu remained a novel, in the true sense of that word, employing abstraction as a necessary part of the narrative, a narrative that will evolve as the exhibiting takes place. Visit www.stevenjfowler.com/mahu to find out more about the work and it's process.
As part of the exhibition, the gallery hosted 11 events. www.hardytreegallery.com
Click on the event to visit its specific event page, with details of readers and happenings. Every reading from every event can be found on www.youtube.com/fowlerpoetry
June Saturday 6th: Mahu in Sound
A sound poetry choir led by Sharon Gal - a celebration of Daniela Cascella's new book F-M-R-L -
June Wednesday 10th - Railtracks
Curated by Gareth Evans. A complete reading of Anne Michaels & John Berger's collaborative book, read by actors. 11,000 words over an hour. RSVP required for this event. Please email steven@sjfowlerpoetry to reserve one of the last few places remaining.
