I tuned my Viola as deeply as possible
February 8, 2010
You are heartily invited to the literary evening of Viola Fischerová, the second from the cycle of five evenings within the Spring with 36ers which will be held on Wednesday, 24th February 2010 from 6 p.m. in the Montmartre Gallery, Řetězová 7, Prague 1
Viola Fischerová is a poet famous for work written – as the name of the collection suggests – in the “Indian hour”, from the nineties to the present. This evening, however, will present her current texts confronting her almost unknown, partly lost and now step by step rediscovered creation of her girlhood, the era of those born in 1936.
Verses will be read by the poet herself and her female alter ego, a student of acting at the Academy of Performing Arts (DAMU), Marie Štípková. Martin C. Putna will present the literary and historical introduction.
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Letter to Gustáv Husák – samizdat essay
„The overall question, then, is this: What profound intellectual and moral impotence will the nation suffer tomorrow, following the castration of its culture today? I fear that the baneful effects on society will outlast by many years the particular political interests that gave rise to them. So much more guilty, in the eyes of history, are those who have sacrificed the country’s spiritual future for the sake of their present power interests.“
Václav Havel:
Letter to Gustáv Husák – samizdat essay
April 8, 1975
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