Work in Progress Reading by Robyn Hunt
Sat 3 Dec, 1pm
Upper Chamber
Celebrate International Day of Disabled People at Toi Pōneke Arts Centre.
Join us for a work-in-progress reading with writer Robyn Hunt, as she concludes her d/Deaf and/or Disabled Artist Residency. Robyn will read excerpts from her work and the session will finish with a short Q & A hosted by Diane Comer.
“This book is a collection of personal essays, drawing on my lifelong lived experience of disability, (low vision) and my deep connection with the disability community. For most of my adult life I have been a disability activist. This is part of my work, to make the disability experience visible and understood by others. Of course there are many disability experiences. This is mine.” – Robyn Hunt
Mask wearing is encouraged for this event.
No bookings required.
About Robyn
Robyn Hunt is co-founder of Crip the Lit and has been an artist in residence at Toi Pōneke working on a collection of personal essays with a disability focus.
Find out more about Robyn’s residency.
Access Info
The Upper Chamber is located on Level One of the West Building. For ease of access, come to the main reception of East Building and take elevator to level one then cross over-bridge.
Ask our friendly reception staff if you need assistance.
Accessible toilets are located on the ground floor.
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