Showing posts with label food security. Show all posts
Showing posts with label food security. Show all posts

Greenwash #26 in Trouble - Growing a Community Food System

Thursday, September 1, 2011

From Trouble magazine

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Short video documenting the planting day at Rea Lands Park.

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Permapoesis at the Victorian Writers' Centre

Saturday, March 26, 2011

I gave a reading of mainly new work at the Victorian Writers' Centre last night. I came to the centre from a peripheral place, and spoke poetics, ecology, food, energy, climate chaos, population dispersal and 'slow text', among other things.


In question time I was asked about 'food security' and quoted this report in my reply.

Meg and I took hawthorn fruit leathers to share so as the audience could more fully embody the video-poem, 'A place of simple feeding' (see video on previous post), that I finished my reading with. We were gifted in exchange some home-brewed beer made by the director of the VWC, Roderick Poole. This sort of exchange or gift – the hand-made or home-made – is incredibly touching, and exemplified another key area of my talk – uncapitalised exchange.

Roderick and I had never before met, however we share 4 very similar and wonderful things: side burns, a love of home-brewing, permaculture and the love of a good Jewish woman.

Extrapolating on 'free-dying' beside Roderick Poole
(after Michael Farrell asked the question).

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