POETRY: THE SECOND SHOW OF THE OPEN SERIES WITH TITILOPE SONUGA IS FAST APPORACHING

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All poetry lovers, where you at? Titilope Sonuga is here again this month of July with the second show of her poetic voyage themed "OPEN" The ticket for the second leg has been on sale since late last month and i am afraid if you are not a sharp guy/girl, don't say i didn't warn you on time.

This poetic voyage which the poet described as
"a meditation on surrender through poetry and music. It is a journey of truth-telling as a pathway to healing and gratitude as a vehicle for joy. How do we open our hands to let go of what does not belong to us and receive what was always ours? How do we remain true?"

started last month which was held on the 25 June at 16by16 16 Kofo Abayomi street, Victoria Island, Lagos and it was epic. The second show has promised to be more spiritually uplifting and healing, knowing what Titilope can do with words i have no doubt. Come this 16 July at the  Centre for Contemporary Art, 9 Mc-Ewan Street, Sabo, Yaba, Lagos, she will welcome you once again into her world of poetic adventures. More photos from last show after the cut.





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