BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN PRODID:adamgibbons/ics METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:PT1H BEGIN:VEVENT UID:27498@offbeat.amsterdam SUMMARY:Transatlantic Voices DTSTAMP:20260917T012233Z DTSTART:20261022T170000Z DESCRIPTION:> 🌟\n> \n> ᴛʀᴀɴꜱᴀᴛʟᴀɴᴛɪᴄ ᴠᴏɪᴄᴇꜱ returns this fall\, exploring L atin American women authors\n> across generations through a feminist and q ueer lens.\n> \n> The series consists of five biweekly poetry reading and writing sessions\, held\n> every other Thursday at 19:00 from October thro ugh early December. Hosted by\n> OUTLINE in Amsterdam\, the workshop culmi nates in a performative reading of\n> participants' work at Perdu Bookstor e.\n> \n> We'll explore the work of five poets from Latin America: María P az Guerrero\n> (Colombia) on October 8\, Susana Thénon (Argentina) on Octo ber 22\, Angélica\n> Freitas (Brazil) on November 5\, Marosa di Giorgio (U ruguay) on November 19\,\n> and Mikeas Sánchez (Mexico) on December 3.\n> \n> The workshop is conceived as a platform for poetic reciprocity\, criti cal\n> thinking\, and empathy within and among our multi-tongued ecosystem . It seeks\n> to cultivate nurturing yet honest feedback sessions\, where intuitive\n> structures of dialogue\, insight and listening come into play .\n> \n> No prior poetry experience required\, just a curiosity about expe rimenting with\n> collective writing practices and multiple Latin American poetic traditions.\n> \n> The workshop is facilitated by Jimena Casas\, a n Argentine poet\, teacher and\n> literary programmer at Perdu in Amsterda m.\n> \n> <3 The workshop fee is €220 per participant and includes all lit erary\n> materials\, all five sessions\, and the end-of-workshop reading.\ n> \n> Register by emailing Jimena at voicestransatlantic@gmail.com\n> [vo icestransatlantic@gmail.com] by October 7 <3\n> \n> ✨ URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/transatlantic-voices-1 GEO:52.3904908;4.8873281 LOCATION:Outline @ Het Veem - Van Diemenkade\, Amsterdam STATUS:CONFIRMED CATEGORIES:amsterdam-west,critical thinking,poetry reading,writing X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

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ᴛʀᴀɴꜱᴀᴛʟᴀɴᴛ ɪᴄ ᴠᴏɪᴄᴇꜱ returns this fall, exploring Latin Americ an women authors across generations through a feminist and queer lens.
The series consists of five biweekly poetry reading and writin g sessions, held every other Thursday at 19:00 from October through early December. Hosted by OUTLINE in Amsterdam, the workshop culminates in a per formative reading of participants' work at Perdu Bookstore.
< p>We'll explore the work of five poets from Latin America: María Paz G uerrero (Colombia) on October 8, Susana Thénon (Argentina) on October 22, Angélica Freitas (Brazil) on November 5, Marosa di Giorgio (Uruguay) on No vember 19, and Mikeas Sánchez (Mexico) on December 3.
The w orkshop is conceived as a platform for poetic reciprocity, critical thinki ng, and empathy within and among our multi-tongued ecosystem. It seeks to cultivate nurturing yet honest feedback sessions, where intuitive structur es of dialogue, insight and listening come into play.
No pr ior poetry experience required, just a curiosity about experimenting with collective writing practices and multiple Latin American poetic traditions .
The workshop is facilitated by Jimena Casas, an Argentine poet, teacher and literary programmer at Perdu in Amsterdam.
< strong><3 The workshop fee is €220 per parti cipant and includes all literary materials, all five sessions, and the end -of-workshop reading.
Register by emailing Jimena at < /em>voi cestransatlantic@gmail.com by October 7 <3
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