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CATEGORIES:Black History Month
CATEGORIES:Equality\, Diversity\, and Inclusion
CREATED:20260930T133318
DESCRIPTION:An introduction to Africanize\, a University of Birmingham pro
 ject led by Artist-In-Residence Sipho Eric Ndlovu. This will be an introd
 uctory\, engaging and accessible poetry workshop inspired by live artifac
 ts and artworks from the University's Afri\n\nhttps://dubaievents.bham.ac
 .uk/ents/event/5690/\n
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SUMMARY:Guild of Students: Poetry Workshop
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URL:https://dubaievents.bham.ac.uk/ents/event/5690/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<html><head><base href="https://dubaievents.b
 ham.ac.uk"></head><body><p>An introduction to Africanize\, a University o
 f Birmingham project led by Artist-In-Residence Sipho Eric Ndlovu. This w
 ill be an introductory\, engaging and accessible poetry workshop inspired
  by live artifacts and artworks from the University's Afri</p>\n<img src=
 "https://dubaievents.bham.ac.uk/asset/Event/6030/Sipho.JPG?thumbnail_widt
 h=100&thumbnail_height=100&resize_type=ResizeFitAllFill" alt="Picture of 
 Sipho Eric Ndlovu\, a performance artist who uses poetry\, dance and comm
 unity facilitation to encourage accessibly of arts." style="float:left\;w
 idth:100\;height:100\;" />\n<p>https://dubaievents.bham.ac.uk/ents/event/
 5690/</p>\n<p>An introduction to Africanize\, a University of Birmingham 
 project led by Artist-In-Residence Sipho Eric Ndlovu. This will be an int
 roductory\, engaging and accessible poetry workshop inspired by live arti
 facts and artworks from the University's African collection. Together we 
 will explore the context of some of these artefacts and use them to promp
 t diaspora interpretation and inform new poetic expressions.</p><p>Bio: S
 ipho Eric Ndlovu is a performance artist who uses poetry\, dance and comm
 unity facilitation to encourage accessibly of the arts. His "Africanize" 
 research project uses museum artifacts\, spoken word\, and storytelling t
 o explore African heritage\, culture\, and empowerment. The project aims 
 to foster community engagement and facilitate collective interpretations 
 of African histories.&nbsp\;</p><p>This event will be held in teaching an
 d Learning\, in collaboration with Black Voices UOB.&nbsp\;</p><p>Visit t
 he Guild of Students' events page for further information:&nbsp\;<a href=
 "https://www.guildofstudents.com/events/" data-pasted="true">Guild Events
  - Guild of Students</a></p></body></html>
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