RAGÁS, BECAUSE THE SEA HAS NO PLACE TO GRAB by Maria Isabel Vaz and Sónia Vaz Borges
Presentation and reading circle with Carla Fernandes, Cristina Roldão and Flávio Almada
Ragás is a Cape Verdean Creole word for the space created between the waist and the knees when sitting: the lap. Here, it's a place to find affection, a place to be hugged, protected and cared for, a place to reconnect and return to the memories that others carry for you when migration means both leaving and being left behind.
Rua Damasceno Monteiro, 12 r/c, 1170-112 Lisboa
Conversation in Portuguese
3rd floor, with stairs
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