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How To Write

Kim Noble / CAMPO
Wed 28 Oct - Wed 18 Nov

A lecture about Kim Noble's new book and other words 

To mark the publication of his first (and probably last) book, In Pursuit of a Wonderful Nothing, Kim Noble will present a lecture about writing, books and words, that may help you with your own book, or an email or a message to a loved one.
  
In 2010 Kim Noble started to write a book: a true love story about falling in love with someone who did not exist. The book has morphed and changed, has been rejected, abandoned, rewritten and eaten. This book talk and signing will be a culmination of this process, where Kim attempts to make ‘a user’s guide to the written word’, taking advice from writers throughout the ages and his mum. 
  
Kim Noble was an award-winning comedic performance and video artist. He worked across theatre, TV, film, art, comedy and like every other loser he had a podcast. But because most of that came to nothing… he is now trying to be a writer. When will he fucken learn.

 

Duration: 50 minutes
Language: In English (without surtitles)

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This ‘How to Write’ proves once again that Kim Noble is one of the most genuinely subversive performers

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The book In Pursuit of a Wonderful Nothing is a fragmented odyssey of artistic survival and longing. Reconstructed through hand-drawn illustrations, artefacts, photographs, cult performance, and autobiography, it traces the journey through the everyday theatre of Kim Noble’s life. As his art world escapades spiral from a gallery in Helsinki to hardware stores in London and a desolate English beach, romance fizzes and reality unravels.

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IN DE PERS

"I want to bury it under a roundabout!" Kim Noble on his unusual approach to promoting his graphic novel - Brian Logan in The Guardian

Credits

by Kim Noble dramaturgy Pol Heyvaert technique Geeraard Respeel & Saul Mombaerts music Brecht Hayen publisher CHEERIO Publishing production CAMPO co-production Kanuti Gildi SAAL & Frascati Producties

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