NolitchX, abbreviation for Nordic Literatures in Change and Exchange, is a new literary project at Nordic level, with the objective of forming networks and collaborations to allow nordic literature written in immigrant languages(1) visible through […]
[Burmese] We hate war, mother We hate war, mother. We clearly remember the time, when we heard we were going to war. We hated it so much, that we clearly remember it all. When epiphany […]
RunoReflex: Poetry and Film 20.3.2017 | 18-21h Caisa’s Lobby, 2nd floor Mikonkatu 17 C/Vuorikatu 14 Helsinki Free entrance Runoreflex brings together poetry and films by international authors and filmakers living in Finland and Sweden. A ‘Live experimental […]
Satakieliklubi Nordic Multimedia Poetry Night Sat. 18.3.2016 hr. 19.00 Vuotalo. Vuosali, Mosaiikkitori 2 , Helsinki 10/8€ Satakieliklubi is a multimedia poetry club specially created for Vuotalo’s concert hall in 2015. Since then, It has become an important […]
Poetry with no homeland (Runoja ilman kotimaata) is a series of poetry interventions in public spaces located in East Helsinki during the Multilingual Month Festival (Satakielikuukausi). In its third round, Muhaned Durubi and Daniel Malpica, poets […]
NolitchX:s first event will take place at Östervärns Antikvariat & Bokhandel in Malmö on February 17th. There will readings by Lalo Barrubia (Malmö), Elizabeth Torres Msneverstop (Copenhagen) and Luciana Caamaño, visiting us from Buenos Aires. Nordic project coordinator Petronella Zetterlund will make a […]
In Malmö, Sweden, between June 4-6, 2016, there was a network meeting that gathered diverse multilingual literature projects from Nordic countries –Sivuvalo (Helsinki) represented by Roxana Crisólogo and Daniel Malpica, Tre Tärningar (Malmö) with Lalo Barrubia, Azita […]
Inspirationskväll och poesiuppläsning med Sivuvalo-projektet från Helsingborg där vi uppmärksammar nordisk litteratur skriven på andra språk än svenska och finska. I Malmö har kulturföreningen Tre Tärningar (3T) nyligen skapats av poeterna Lalo Barrubia, Azita Ghahreman […]
