Live poetry and music as part of Free Range at Mrs Jones’ Kitchen in the heart of Canterbury: images from day seven of the festival.
Images (c) Sounds New / Peter Cook
The Sounds New Poetry strand of this year’s festival has been thriving; poets responding to venues around the city of Canterbury; public readings in historic spaces; residencies at the Beaney; poetry meeting live music in a city café, and poetry read from halfway up a wall.
Intrigued ? Visit the gallery of images from Sounds New Poetry, part of Sounds New 2014 online here.
Images: © University of Kent English department
With this year’s festival in full swing, we’ll be posting photos from the events throughout this week to our online Pinterest board.
A crop of them have been put up already; the launch night, the opening of Curious Curator at the Palette Gallery, live gigs, poetry readings and more.
Visit our digital pinboard for photos throughout the festival.
With live music, a sound installation, exhibition, dance, free jazz, poetry and some mesmerising improvisation-meets-electronics, Sounds New 2014 officially launched last night at the Sidney Cooper Gallery and Mrs Jones’ Kitchen in the heart of Canterbury.
Images © Sounds New / Peter Cook
As part of Sounds New’s educational mission, the popular All for One series of concerts for schools and families ran again last month at St Peter’s Methodist Church, Canterbury.
Pictured are pupils from St Peter’s Methodist School and St Stephen’s Junior School, working with Phil Wright from the Philharmonia on pieces including Paul Burnell’s Aim Straight for Starlight.
Images © Sounds New / Peter Cook (used with permission)