10.17870/bathspa.12005835.v1
Richard S. White
Richard S.
White
Sweet Waters, installation spoken word performance: Don't Mention the Sugar
BathSPAdata
2020
spoken word
performance
walking art
legacies of slaveownership
Heritage and Cultural Conservation
Performance and Installation Art
Heritage and cultural conservation
Performance art
2020-06-16 16:50:58
Media
https://data.bathspa.ac.uk/articles/media/Sweet_Waters_installation_spoken_word_performance_Don_t_Mention_the_Sugar/12005835
<div>Spoken work performance by the author: 3.24</div><div>Captured on mobile device. On screen text of the piece accompanies the recorded performance. A personal reflection on the cycle of walks.</div><div><br><div>
<b>Sweet Waters:
sense-ing legacies of slave-ownership in Bath and along the River Avon (2016-17)
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An eight-day cycle of walks and creative
dialogues, walking-with cycles of water, life and trade. Presented as part of
the Festival of Nature and Bath Festival Fringe 2017, Sweet Waters sought to reveal reluctant heritage in the UNESCO
designated World Heritage Site of Bath (UK) through attending to the legacies
of slave-ownership in a city and region where those legacies have been obscured
and disregarded. The cycle concluded
with an installation, Sweet Waters:
Soundings, where this piece was performed.
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