Ania Walwicz
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Ania Walwicz (born 1951) is a contemporary Australian poet and prose writer, and visual artist.
Ania Walwicz spent her childhood in Poland, coming to Australia in 1963 where she attended the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA) in Melbourne. Her writing tends toward an impressionistic, stream of consciousness exploration of inner states. It also exploits 'appropriative' or 'sampling' techniques of production. Apart from publication in numerous anthologies, journals and several books her work has been performed by La Mama Theatre, the Sydney Chamber Choir and more recently set to music by ChamberMade. She has performed her work in France, Japan and Switzerland and currently teaches creative writing at RMIT in Melbourne.
[edit] Bibliography
- Boat. (North Ryde NSW: Angus & Robertson, 1989)
- Travel/Writing. (North Ryde NSW: Angus and Robertson 1989)
- Red Roses. (UQP, 1992)
[edit] External links
- Poème en prose at gangway.net
- red sails from Boat
- Mediations exhibition catalogue with 3 page 'fictocrit' essay by Walwicz
- Interview with Ania Walwicz, 19/3/96 by D.J. Huppatz
- Interviewing Ania Walwicz at Going Down Swinging
- In Journeys Begin Dreams: Antigone Kefala and Ania Walwicz from Framing Marginality by Sneja Gunew
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| NAME | Walwicz, Ania |
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| SHORT DESCRIPTION | Contemporary Australian experimental poet and academic |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1951 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Poland |
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