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photo by Renske Timmer

Nanne Timmer

Nanne Timmer is a poet, essayist, translator and researcher in Latin American culture and literature. She writes her poetry mainly in Spanish and Dutch and she explores the contact between different languages and between movement and sound. Being an Associate Professor at the Leiden University Centre for the Arts in Society, she is an internationally recognized expert in the field of Cuban literature. Her teaching and research are intimately concerned with cultural translation. One of her goals is to listen carefully to stories from specific and diverse cultural backgrounds, even when at first those stories might not be easy to understand. Both as a scholar and at a personal level, she is driven by a desire to engage with divergent social, political, and cultural contexts, never taking any meaning for granted.


Agenda


Book Launch: Archipelagic Affects
Netherlands launch of the publication Archipelagic Affects, co-published by Framer Framed and the Jan van Eyck Academie
Artist Takeover: 'Archipelagic Affects' by Yornel J. Martínez Elías
A program around the Framer Framed and Jan van Eyck Academie resident at Limestone Bookstore