An evening of solo and collective sonic-poetic experiments featuring the Dominican non-disciplinary artist manuel arturo abreu and the interdisciplinary performance collective Saturn Base. abreu will read from their recently published book, two versions of a stone castle (home school press, 2024), while improvising a sonic accompaniment that explores the unruly musicality of speech. Saturn Base, made up of the artists Temar France, Alex Smith, Caleb Giles, and Johann Diedrick, will present a collaborative sonic and textual transmission that draws on traditions of Caribbean cosmology, pirate radio, and Jamaican sound system culture to find new resonances for anti-imperialist articulation.

This event will also be livestreamed for free on the Project’s YouTube channel.

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Take part this November 21–22 as we use our voices, art, and energy to stand against censorship and celebrate freedom.

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