Come to Enjoy this Friday night as we play host to the launch of Hue & Cry Issue Three: Good Times, Bad Times, and on Saturday night as we celebrate White Fungus' Relocation Party...(!)
With readings, installations and performances in the line-up, you'd be crazy not to stop by: join the festivities and beat the swine-flu blues!
Hue & Cry
Issue Three: Good Times, Bad Times.
Launch at Enjoy.
Friday 1st May. 6PM start.
Readings by: Airini Beautrais, Bill Nelson, John Summers
Performance by: Raised By Wolves
Posters by: Amit Charan
Issue Three is designed by The International Office. It includes new fiction by Anna Taylor and Pip Adam; essays by Richard Meros, John Summers, and Tahi Moore; poetry by Airini Beautrais, Johanna Aitchison, Charlotte Simmonds, and Amy Brown; a discussion of the 2008 Ronald Hugh Morrieson Festival in Hawera; and new art by Amit Charan, Kate Newby, Jo Langford, and Patrick Lundberg.
The journal will be available for $10 on the night. So bring your cash!
The journal will be available for $10 on the night. So bring your cash!
White Fungus
Relocation Party
Greg Malcolm and Peter Trevelyan
DJ Powerfull and the Lost Weekend
Enjoy, 6.30 - 8.30
Saturday May 2
Relocation Party
Greg Malcolm and Peter Trevelyan
DJ Powerfull and the Lost Weekend
Enjoy, 6.30 - 8.30
Saturday May 2
Come to Enjoy this Saturday evening for a one night only performance by Greg Malcolm and a temporary light installation by Peter Trevelyan as White Fungus celebrates four-and-a-half years and ten issues in Wellington and its upcoming move to Taiwan.
White Fungus will be returning to Taichung City where its founders spent four years before beginning the magazine in 2004.
White Fungus Editor Ron Hanson says the team is looking forward to a new adventure and a chance to re-engage with Taiwan.
"Taiwan's a dynamic place and we're all about cross-cultural communication," Hanson says. "We look forward to getting involved in the local art scene and producing the next issue of the magazine. "
White Fungus will be returning to Taichung City where its founders spent four years before beginning the magazine in 2004.
White Fungus Editor Ron Hanson says the team is looking forward to a new adventure and a chance to re-engage with Taiwan.
"Taiwan's a dynamic place and we're all about cross-cultural communication," Hanson says. "We look forward to getting involved in the local art scene and producing the next issue of the magazine. "
White Fungus's Trip To Taiwan Is Kindly Supported by Asia New Zealand Foundation.
Image: Peter Trevelyan
Image: Peter Trevelyan
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