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Can poetry—and language more broadly—become a collective practice? What emerges when writing is shaped by more than one voice? More than one language? What is lost in the move away from the individual author? Can language shared in the community point toward a different kind of future? Can it foster belonging? Imagine utopias?
This panel explores writing as a collective act. It considers the impact of community-based practices on poetry, language, identity, and belonging. Together, we ask how collective work—especially in the context of migration and recent political shifts in Germany—might open space for new forms of solidarity, resistance, and hope.
Photos, notes, and impressions will be added here as a record of what was shared, questioned, and imagined.
24.08.2025
@Späti Karl & Marx Berlin
(Karl-Marx-Straße 221, 12055 Berlin)
with: Giuliana Kiersz, hn. lyonga, Avrina Prabala-Joslin
@Späti Karl & Marx Berlin
(Karl-Marx-Straße 221, 12055 Berlin)
with: Giuliana Kiersz, hn. lyonga, Avrina Prabala-Joslin