How can we make space for our rage? What does our rage sound like?

Join us for a collective sound-making workshop, inspired by lines from The Hajar Book of Rage, where we’ll explore B.U.I’s practice of ‘sonic processing’. Though a series of prompted exercises, we’ll create scores of rage which sonically map how rage comes to, moves through, and transforms us.

No prior experience is necessary—just come along with an openness to sharing rage and sounds with others!

‘Anger is the starting point for political action—
it’s how I know what needs to change.’

— Farhaana Arefin, ‘Editor’s Note’, in The Hajar Book of Rage

This session is hosted by Hajar Press and will be facilitated by B.U.I.

B.U.I is a poet and sound-maker whose practice echoes themes of temporal fracture, nguni cosmology and being a Londoner.

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This workshop is part of the programming for Hajar’s Year of Rage, a series of events honouring the power and political uses of rage as it Enlivens, Destroys, Teaches, Transforms and Strengthens.