KLue resumes its series of Words & Tunes, this time at Borders Bookstores and ... ahem ... I'm part of it:
Borders, Berjaya Times Square (15 April, 3pm onwards)
Music: The Sofa Sessions & Rhapsody
Readings: Dina Zaman
Demonstration: Lomographic Embassy Malaysia
Borders, The Curve (23 April, 3pm onwards)
Music: Couple & Tempered Mental
Readings: Sharon Bakar
Wayang Buku Performance: Fahmi Fadzil with Azmyl Yunor
Am feeling both really happy about it ... and of course, really scared. Wondering which of my half-finished pieces to knock into some kind of reasonable shape ...
oh cool! i'll be sure to attentd at least the one at the curve :-)
ReplyDeletei'm curious about the 'Wayang Buku Performance'.
Sharon,
ReplyDeleteI have to come now - have to find out what in heavens is a lomographic performance and yes - what's a wayang buku performance ...
Berjaya place, I can go. But The Curve, not so sure. So if I can't go there, sorry Sharon. Can't u be at Berjaya place as well?
ReplyDeletei have no idea about what a lomographic performance is or a wayang buku either. should be fun finding out.
ReplyDeleteleon - forgiven, of course, if you can't make it, but curve is not so far from 1 utama (but hey anyway you've heard me read before)
sharon if i've not flown off for work on the 23rd i'll be there.
ReplyDeletei am already sick to the guts worrying. it's ne thing to read in a small setting like an art gallery, but a book shop?! argh
ms d - promise to be there for yours too
ReplyDeleteyou will be fine - butn you're right - not an easy environment to read in. something light and funny and immediate would go down best i think, but am trying to wrack my brains to see if i have anything like that
*wail*
ReplyDeleteI'll be on my way back to Malaysia at the time of your reading.
*heartwrenching sob*
Sharon,
ReplyDeleteIs this why you're not picking up the phone?
Would love to attend the readings, but Curve is on the other side of the world and I have verylargeshoppingcomplexeson weekendsphobia. Let me know when you have readings at quieter places.
Sham,
ReplyDeleteLomography is the art of taking pictures with a cheap camera in such a way that the resulting pictures can be considered an art form. The name comes from a Soviet company that made these cameras.
I cannot make it for your reading, Sharon -- have a clashing appointment :( I hope to make it for Dina Zaman's one, though. Used to follow her blog and miss it sorely. Would be cool to get a glimpse of her.
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