Poem for Peace in Many Voices; Visions and ReVisions:

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Exhibition, Bernice Vincent, mural.  "Fourteen Women", memorial for the 14 women massacred in Montreal, is featured in Volume 2 of Penn Kemp's Poem for Peace in Many Voices (Pendas Productions).  The poem will be performed in many translations with Anne Anglin (clown)and Donna Creighton (singer); Robyn Israel and Vera Ivanenko (performers); Gloria Alvernaz Mulcahy, Penn and Daniel Kolos (poets); and computer manipulation (Chris Meloche).  Some translations and a video are up on www.mytown.ca/poemforpeace [5]. The poem has been translated into 125 languages.  Two volumes along with a double CD will be for sale.

Then Follow the Pied Pipers of Peace up the street to 156 Wortley Road!

Friday, November 21, 8:30 pm. Westland Building, 156 Wortley Road, London.  Exhibition, James Kemp, "Exotic E/scapes", watercolours.  London.  Widely recognized as one of the founders of London's vigorous art scene, Jim Kemp was a prolific painter from the '50's to the '80's.  These exquisite little watercolours, never before shown, were painted in Portugal in the late 1970s. 

See "Seated Figure", http://www.theartexchange.ca/exchangeArt.php?artId=2069 [6].
Reading from pieces by or about her father will be Penn Kemp, sponsored by League of Canadian Poets.

Exhibition, November 5-29, 2008, 10-4:30, Monday-Saturday. 
James Kemp, "Exotic E/scapes".  Westland Building, 156 Wortley Road, London. 

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