Great Big Science Read: Where Worlds Collide
Location: The Science Exchange. Program: Great Big Science Read.
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Where Worlds Collide was a National Science Week event celebrating science and art, written and spoken words and the juncture where they meet. Ian Gibbins, Sean Williams, Erica Jolly and our friends from Friendly Street Poets joined us for readings, performance poetry, science busking and the awarding of the winners of the second annual RiAus Sci-ku competition.
In association with Friendly Street Poets
A National Science Week event as part of the Great Big Science Read
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News article: Chemistry as science and poetry collide (20 August 2011) – The Advertiser
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Blog post: Review of RiAus on Friendly Street – By Freya Dougan-Whaite
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Adelaide Fringe 2012: Sepia: special schools sessions (theatre) Book club: Flowers for Algernon RiAus on Friendly Street RiAus film club: Flock of dodos: The evolution-intelligent design circusAdelaide Fringe 2012: Sepia (theatre)Related Articles:
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Great event on saturday thanks – loved the sci-ku competition!
















Great event on saturday thanks – loved the sci-ku competition!
Leigh thanks for your comment! We’re glad you enjoyed yourself on Saturday!
Come, join us some other time as well.