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a curated e-gallery

WAVE 4

Welcome to the 4th WAVE e-gallery, curated for living record festival! including work from 18 artists from across the globe in various different forms from art to poetry to music to film, all in response to isolation, lockdown and looking forward.

Give It AwayBecky Kerly

00:00 / 03:00

"Give It Away is about letting go of anything that is cluttering the mind. Giving it up, surrendering it."

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Carlie Diamond

Carlie Diamond

Carlie Diamond

Carlie Diamond

"I decided to try out a different medium of art and turned my aimless doodles into oil pastel pieces with bright colors which makes my brain happy stim!"

Paula DaviD:

LOCKDOWN LIFE

"One woman's thoughts on living alone in lockdown."

Lockdown LifePaula David

00:00 / 07:11

Listen to the recorded monologue here.

GEORGIA POLLY TAYLOR &

ROOBEN GALBRAITH-GOODE:

PULLIN' THE PLUG

"The work reflects and inspects, and tries to display the everyday in an intriguing way. We also love to rhyme."

Amlanjyoti Goswami:

A LITTLE TIME

"‘A little time’ is a small poem born of hope and urging a little patience."

Dana Barlev

Dana Barlev

DANA BARLEV

Adrian tang:

PUT A RING ON IT

"A rom-com that shows the perils of miscommunicating couple."

Amy Oestreicher

"singer, librettist, and visual artist, she dedicates her work to celebrating untold stories, and the detours in life that can spark connection and transform communities."

JANE GRIEVE:

DRAGONS CAN BE VANQUISHED

"Dragons Can Be Vanquished’ is about the need to and benefit of escape within the extraordinary but safe world of stories"

Yael Barlev

Yael Barlev

Yael Barlev

YAEL BARLEV

"Here are two series from 2020:

'The White Dress' is a fabric collage that speaks about memories.

'Pretty/Silent' is a mix media artwork that talks about violence against children."

Yael Barlev

JAISAL MARMION:

FLAT

"FLAT IS A POEM ABOUT BEING STUCK IN A PLACE YOU DON'T WANT TO BE."

The Unusual ConversationTom Harvey

00:00 / 13:59

Tom Harvey: The Unusual Conversation

"Ever wondered where your soul goes when

you die? Listen carefully to someone well

placed to know."

Gary King:

just heat

"A dramatisation of true events. I try to get my neighbour's cat to shag my cat. Let me explain..."

Michael Currell:

you are

"You Are is about feeling inspired even though inspiration waved goodbye a long time ago."

P.j. Reed:

twenty-twenty fashion

"My poem is about how ordinary families became heroes in the pandemic."

Kimberley Capero:

kiera

"The first draft of the first scene of a play in its early development."

Katie-Ann Miles:

using my eyes

"A short film/theatre piece, exploring the difficulties of identity and relationships, questioning: how trustworthy is a healing mind? "

Marie-Jose Fulgence:

catch me

"Catch Me is an original spoken word piece and a reminder to be there for the people that we love. "

CATCH MEMarie-jose Fulgence

00:00 / 01:04

The Artists

Dana Barlev

Dana is the author of several comic books, including "In therapy”. Which Deals with the therapist-patient relationship, “in therapy” has been published in Israel in Hebrew and can also be found in English in several comics shops in Berlin. These days, Dana is working on a video game/interactive story, soon to come out.

Yael Barlev

Yael Barlev is a multi-disciplinary artist, who lives and works in Israel. She holds a graduate diploma in arts from Western Galilee College (2004) and a post-graduate diploma in arts from Oranim Academic College (2006).
Her works combines what is considered fine arts and crafts. She use repetitive patterns and images, to enhance her research of violence against children and memory.

Kimberly Capero

Kimberly Capero

Kimberley is a working class, queer creative. She graduated from East 15 Acting School in 2017, working across theatre and recorded media as an actor, theatre maker and writer and voice artist. She also works with young people as a facilitator and fencing coach. Her work is inspired by a wonderful, resilient young woman and friend.

Michael Currell

Michael Currell

Michael Currell is a writer and digital producer. His plays have been performed in London and the Edinburgh Festival.

Carlie Diamond

Carlie is currently an actor at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, but when it’s impossible to act in person her mind gets its frustrations out through art.

Paula David

Paula is an actor, playwright and published poet and short fiction writer. She has self-produced plays that have been performed at Brighton festival, Camden Festival, Part Somewhere Else festival and Fly Festival.

Marie-José Fulgence

Marie-José Fulgence

Marie-José Fulgence is a young disabled artist of mixed Congolese and English heritage. She graduated from a Cert HE at Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts in 2019 and became a member of The National Youth Theatre in 2020. She has begun to explore her writing skills as well as different areas within the world of theatre and film.

Amlanjyoti Goswami

Amlanjyoti Goswami

Amlanjyoti Goswami's recent collection of poems 'River Wedding' (Poetrywala) has been widely reviewed. His poetry has been published in journals and anthologies around the world. A Best of the Net nominee, his poems have also appeared on street walls in Christchurch, exhibitions in Johannesburg, an e-gallery in Brighton and buses in Philadelphia. He grew up in Guwahati, Assam and lives in Delhi.

Jane Grieve

Jane began writing about ten years ago and writes for theatre because for her it is the one true medium. Of the seven full-length plays and other shorter plays that she has written, a number have been staged, and she continues on her quest to explore being human, to tell wonderful stories, and to write something truly spectacular.

Tom Harvey

Tom's plays are dark and bold, confrontational and funny. He works hard to keep his plays popular and accessible. He wrote my first play the same age as Shakespeare wrote his last, and there the similarity ends. His play, POOL, won the Jack Theatre’s new writing prize and was produced there.

Becky Kerly

Becky is a Songwriter and an Actor. She writes indie-folk music for her artist project (which really means it’s easier to have a tantrum in a song than in day-to-day life). She also loves to compose for theatre. The national trust is her friend and if she had her own way, she'd have her own farm.

Gary King

Gary King is a Glaswegian writer who has recently graduated with an MA in TV Fiction Writing from Glasgow Caledonian University. He writes with a subversive, comedic style that draws inspiration from his upbringing in a council estate in Glasgow East End.

Jaisal Marmion

Jaisal is a watermelon/poet. You can catch more of Jaisal's work in Poems While You Poo from ChewBoy.

Katie-Ann Miles

Katie-Ann Miles

Katie is a 19y/o writer/director from Hampshire, England. Much of her work comes from very personal places, often exploring themes surrounding mental health, queerness, identity and growth. She is interested in the future of theatre post Covid, and carving a space for theatre in an online world.

Amy Oestreicher

Amy Oestreicher

PTSD specialist, artist, 4-Time TEDx Speaker, Audie-Award nominated author of CT Press-Award-winning memoir "My Beautiful Detour," Huffington Post columnist, disability advocate, playwright, multidisciplinary creator of one-woman musical autobiographyGutless & Grateful, founder of #LoveMyDetour. Contributed to 70+ publications and her story has appeared on NBC, CBS, Cosmopolitan.

P.J. Reed

P.J. Reed is an award-winning, multi-genre author and playwright. She writes the Richard Radcliffe Paranormal Investigations series and the Bad Decisions series. Reed is also the editor and chief paranormal investigator for the Exmoor Noir newsletter.

Adrian Tang

Adrian is a theatre maker based in Berkshire and is the Artistic Director of Exit Pursued By Panda, a theatre company that promotes the interests of British East & South East Asian (BESEA) creatives. He has been commissioned as a writer by Paines Plough and Tamasha Theatre. He produced Creating Apart, the UK's first online showcase for BESEA graduates.

Georgia Taylor & Rooben Galbraith-Goode

Georgia Taylor & Rooben Galbraith-Goode

Georgia is a mover and a groover who writes to incite life. Rooben is a pic 'n' mixer of sounds. Both currently study European Theatre Arts at Rose Bruford College and consequently both believe that theatre is everywhere.

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