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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.bookworm.co.ke/event/words-on-the-wall-a-d
 iscussion-with-elizabeth-ashamu-deng-14">Words on the Wall: A Discussion w
 ith Elizabeth Ashamu Deng</a>\nElizabeth Ashamu Deng\, cyanotype artist\, 
 is drawn to the kanga — both for its form\, and for what's printed along
  its border: a proverb\, or saying\, a few words meant to be worn and read
 . As she translates kanga into art for the home\, she's come to appreciate
  the power of putting words directly into art — the way a short\, repeat
 able phrase\, worn or spoken again and again\, can slowly reshape how we s
 ee a situation\, or ourselves. Join her for a discussion on words: the pro
 verbs and affirmations we carry with us\, and their power. Bring your favo
 urite proverb or affirmation\, and the story of how it's shaped you. We'll
  talk about what it means to live with words on our walls — and why so f
 ew of them can hold so much. Friday 2nd October\, from 5pm\, in the shop. 
 Free to attend — register if you'd like us to keep you a seat. Elizabeth
 's cyanotype exhibition is on our walls until 3rd October.
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LOCATION:Gigiri Courtyard\, Gigiri Lane\, Nairobi 00100\, Kenya
SUMMARY:Words on the Wall: A Discussion with Elizabeth Ashamu Deng
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://www.bookworm.co.ke/event/word
 s-on-the-wall-a-discussion-with-elizabeth-ashamu-deng-14">Words on the Wal
 l: A Discussion with Elizabeth Ashamu Deng</a>\nElizabeth Ashamu Deng\, cy
 anotype artist\, is drawn to the kanga — both for its form\, and for wha
 t's printed along its border: a proverb\, or saying\, a few words meant to
  be worn and read. As she translates kanga into art for the home\, she's c
 ome to appreciate the power of putting words directly into art — the way
  a short\, repeatable phrase\, worn or spoken again and again\, can slowly
  reshape how we see a situation\, or ourselves. Join her for a discussion 
 on words: the proverbs and affirmations we carry with us\, and their power
 . Bring your favourite proverb or affirmation\, and the story of how it's 
 shaped you. We'll talk about what it means to live with words on our walls
  — and why so few of them can hold so much. Friday 2nd October\, from 5p
 m\, in the shop. Free to attend — register if you'd like us to keep you 
 a seat. Elizabeth's cyanotype exhibition is on our walls until 3rd October
 .
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