photo©Alan Summers 2007
This image is of the haiku balloons, each one of them with a haiku written by students during my workshops, and by visitors to the POW Festival of Arts & Literature:
POW festival poster images designed by Abby KeverneThe POW Festival
Bath Spa University
Newton Park
Friday 15th June 2007
I was involved with a number of haiku & renga workshops at Bath Spa University, hired by ambidextrous who were behind this great festival along with another student society called Play on Words Productions.
Watch the video made by Ambidextrous and Soft C, and leave a comment to encourage current and future Bath Spa Univ. students.
Weblink: haiku video
Here you can see Emerson Leese, of Ambidextrous, checking out my Haiku Wall during the time I was a haiku poet-in-residence at Bristol central cafe Oppo}, as mentioned in this year's "Lonely Planet" guide for the U.K.!
Weblink: click for image of Emerson with me and my haiku wall!
Alan & Emerson photo©Sam Reader, ambidextrous
More weblinks:
Weblink: ambidextrous Myspace site
Weblink: The POW Festival
Alan's "haigu" [sic]
"back by popular demand"
One of many of the Haiku Walls at Bath Spa University
Here you can see some of the balloons in "The Haiku Room". Weather brought them out, but weather later took them out and up up and away too!
First 3 images in this grouping by Abby Keverne, POW
4th image©Alan Summers 2007
You can see a student hard at work composing a haiku poem.
(haiku writing photo©Alan Summers 2007)
haiku wall/balloons photo by Abby Keverne, POW
The POW Festival team (red POW T-shirts) were out in force for the launch of the haiku balloons.
(1st photo©Alan Summers 2007:
Last 5 photos by Abby Keverne, POW)
And except for the single spooky silver haiku UFO near my feet, I think a few haiku balloons might still be floating over mainland Europe and even heading over to Japan.
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