Book launch of the English 'Pilgrim edition' TWO FORGET MORE THAN ONE, a photo report by Patricia Nauta
Sunday 27th Sept 2020 @ Burgsteeg 9 Leiden we proudly presented the translation of Twee vergeten meer dan een by Danny Guinan, introducing contemporary writer Cees van Hoore and our Leiden art project based on his writings to English speakers.
With this publication, we are anticipating the festivities of the 2020 Pilgrim year, the year the Netherlands, England and the United States jointly commemorate the departure of a group of English religious refugees from Leiden for North America, 400 years ago. We therefor created a virtual Pilgrim gate, to welcome the English speaking travelers and locals like before.
Program: Poems, together with the specially for this project composed music and a permanent showing of the video and the exhibition of the drawings.
Readers: Danny Guinan, Jac. van der Hoeven, Olivier van Hoore, Tamura Jones, Marcia Ives, Patricia Nauta, Diego Rodrigues, Brian Yothers.
Music: Carolien Devilee
The bookpresentation and performances were part of the Leiden Kunstroute.
INDEX Poetry books took care of the book sales.
Due to the corona pandemic we had to keep save dictance and sometimes people wear facemasks.
With this publication, we are anticipating the festivities of the 2020 Pilgrim year, the year the Netherlands, England and the United States jointly commemorate the departure of a group of English religious refugees from Leiden for North America, 400 years ago. We therefor created a virtual Pilgrim gate, to welcome the English speaking travelers and locals like before.
Program: Poems, together with the specially for this project composed music and a permanent showing of the video and the exhibition of the drawings.
Readers: Danny Guinan, Jac. van der Hoeven, Olivier van Hoore, Tamura Jones, Marcia Ives, Patricia Nauta, Diego Rodrigues, Brian Yothers.
Music: Carolien Devilee
The bookpresentation and performances were part of the Leiden Kunstroute.
INDEX Poetry books took care of the book sales.
Due to the corona pandemic we had to keep save dictance and sometimes people wear facemasks.
