Magma 95, Architecture, at Cambridge Poetry Festival: Confirmed Readers

Join us for an evening of poetry and architecture!

Magma 95, Architecture
Hosted by co-editors Leo Boix and Stav Poleg

Saturday, October 17 • 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Pembroke Auditorium, Cambridge
Book your tickets here: Magma 95: Cambridge Launch

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Confirmed Readers and Participants:

Poets

Jane Allssopp confronts climate change in are we separating?

Lucy Allssopp tests the invisible boundaries of a room

Mina Gorji tries out an earthquake machine

Helen Pletts imagines the poet as a half-frozen river

Judith Rawnsley enters a cathedral of vaulted halls

Laura Scott enters into conversation with Virginia Woolf

Claudine Toutougni responds to the work of Carmen Papalia

Features and collaborations

Five architecture scholars: Emma Cheatle, Kitya Mark, Anat Messing, Irit Katz and Jilly Traganou, present a collaborative sonnet sequence exploring architecture through poetry.

Sarah Westcott introduces a collaboration that raises questions about artistic freedom and control.

Rebecca Wober uncovers surprising connections between the architecture of King’s College Chapel and the letters of Sylvia Plath.