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SUMMARY:"Letters of Healing": An Introspective Exhibition with Vespera Meng and Patricia Fernández
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our next spoken word event on Sunday 25 January 2026\, 4-6pm.  No registration necessary. BIPOC and friends welcome!  Please bring cash\, there will be zines to purchase. 🙂  The event is free; donations to support the artist are welcome!  amaeze (they/she) will be sharing poems and fragments of their unpublished work in a Spoken Word Performance inviting listeners onto a sensual journey of what it means to experience this world in a human body. amaeze enjoys exploring language through melody and rhythm creating soundscapes together with the audience. Their selected work will touch upon human & non-human relations\, precolonial knowledge\, trickster energy\, spirituality and the pockets of power inside of marginalization.  PLEASE NOTE: Content notes for the evening – domestic abuse\, patriarchy\, female violence\, physical violence\, troubled mother daughter relationship\, surreal suicide  Photo credit: Alexandra Ivanciu  amaeze (they/she) is a researcher and storyteller in different mediums\, mostly through written and spoken word. Their artistic work centers precolonial knowledge\, spirituality\, mental health and other topics on the margins. amaeze hosts online creative writing workshops for racialized folks and is a co-founder and former member of LIAA e.V.\, a community library for marginalized knowledge in Leipzig. amaeze works as an audiodescription author in film. They are queer\, German\, mixed race\, black and crip.
URL:https://mhasberlin.com/event/letters-of-healing/
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SUMMARY:Anxiety Lab x Mental Health Arts Space Online Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our next spoken word event on Sunday 25 January 2026\, 4-6pm.  No registration necessary. BIPOC and friends welcome!  Please bring cash\, there will be zines to purchase. 🙂  The event is free; donations to support the artist are welcome!  amaeze (they/she) will be sharing poems and fragments of their unpublished work in a Spoken Word Performance inviting listeners onto a sensual journey of what it means to experience this world in a human body. amaeze enjoys exploring language through melody and rhythm creating soundscapes together with the audience. Their selected work will touch upon human & non-human relations\, precolonial knowledge\, trickster energy\, spirituality and the pockets of power inside of marginalization.  PLEASE NOTE: Content notes for the evening – domestic abuse\, patriarchy\, female violence\, physical violence\, troubled mother daughter relationship\, surreal suicide  Photo credit: Alexandra Ivanciu  amaeze (they/she) is a researcher and storyteller in different mediums\, mostly through written and spoken word. Their artistic work centers precolonial knowledge\, spirituality\, mental health and other topics on the margins. amaeze hosts online creative writing workshops for racialized folks and is a co-founder and former member of LIAA e.V.\, a community library for marginalized knowledge in Leipzig. amaeze works as an audiodescription author in film. They are queer\, German\, mixed race\, black and crip.
URL:https://mhasberlin.com/event/anxiety-lab/
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