Maragarida Vale de Gato and José Duarte (eds.). Dez Ar Mar / Ten Sea Air. Lisbon: Casa de Gigante

Ten (+ 10) poets and scholars (including artistic partnerships) were invited to experiment with the question: how to breathe in and navigate through the climate crisis? We were particularly interested in coastal issues or “ecotones,” areas where at least two communities/environments overlap. Participants: Abigail Chabitnoy, Ana Mafalda Leite, Brenda Shaughnessy, Caleb Parkin, David Gewanter, Diana V. Almeida, Elisabete Marques, Evleyn Reilly, Frank X. Gaspar, Frederico Pedreira, Gabriel Gudding, Je rey Chids, Jonathan Skinner, José Duarte, Kwame Dawes, Maria Lis, Miguel Cardoso, Nuno Cera, Nuno Marques, Paula Tavares, Paulo Romão Brás, Regina Guimarães, Sophia de Mello Breyner, Susana Araújo, Xavier Ovídio, Zoë Skoulding.


Maragarida Vale de Gato and José Duarte (eds.). Dez Ar Mar / Ten Sea Air. Lisbon: Casa de

Gigante / University of Lisbon, 2024. ISBN: 978-989-98366-1-7.

More information: https://flaneur.pt/produto/dez-ar-mar-ten-sea-air

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