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Homo cultus. Iš balkono. Poezijos archyvai ir laboratorijos

EPISODE · Jul 30, 2020 · 50 MIN

Homo cultus. Iš balkono. Poezijos archyvai ir laboratorijos

from Homo cultus. Iš balkono · host LRT

Vaiva Grainytė 2019 m. išleido poezijos knygą „Gorilos archyvai“. Neseniai pasirodė ir Tomo Petrulio poezijos knyga „Sterili“ (abi išleido Lietuvos rašytojų sąjungos leidykla). Ar, be knygos dailininko Jurgio Griškevičiaus, jas kas nors sieja? Su poetais kalbamės apie insektariumą balkone ir ekologiją, darbą archyve ir muziejuje, operos „Saulė ir jūra“ keliones, kasdienybės estetiką ir pornografiją. Ved. Laima Kreivytė

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