Scottish Writers’ Centre Ryan Van Winkle 2 August, 2016, CCA
Ryan Van Winkle on Intimacy: Reading, Hearing, Writing, and Feeling Poems
Tuesday 2nd August 2016
7 pm Club Room, CCA
350 Sauchiehall Street, G2 3JD
Ryan Van Winkle is an Edinburgh-based poet, live artist, podcaster and critic. Through collaboration, small bespoke performances, immersive sets and analogue technology, Van Winkle creates performances which surprise, delight and resonate. At this event, Ryan will be talking about what poetry is, how he came to it, and how collaborative work in the arts has advanced his writing.
Tickets: £6/(£3) Concessions, Free for SWC Members
Tickets available from the CCA Box Office or Buy tickets online
www.scottishwriterscentre.org.uk/
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