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Print: $6.28 Kaleidoscope of words and dreams - A collection of poems, meditations and sayings by Angela K Robinson. The manuscript is a result of experiences while growing up in the breathtaking and untamed lands of Southern Africa. A land of ancient kings and ancient mysteries. A unique country blessed with an abundance of metals like gold, silver, chrome, iron ore and copper, and also rich in gemstones - emeralds, diamonds, different semi-precious stones of jade, malachite, amethyst and many others. It is said in historical times that King Solomon and Queen Sheba enjoyed the gold of Ophir from gold mines of Southern Africa.
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Print: $7.06 One Tear
Poems and sayings by Angela K Robinson.
The collection is a journey and reflection of experiences, it was a time to grow and unfold. During this period, her belief and dependence on her spirituality was a source of encouragement through difficult as well as good times.
Angela was born in Salisbury, Rhodesia and witness to the birth of Zimbabwe. In June 2000 she travelled to London and settled there.
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Print: $6.28 Seeing red by Falko - Memories – like leaves caught on a breeze from the fire, dance for me like acrobatic butterflies. Frivolous and fret, the poetry of life - Sayings, stories and song. For more information see www.throughthebaobab.com
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Print: $6.28 Quietly so - Uplifting nuggets of thought, reflections, sayings and poetry by Angela K Robinson - born in Harare, Zimbabwe, African infusions flavour and give colour to the writings. She shares her poetic reflections and her love of literature with the reader, inspiring an optimistic view of life's horizon. For more information see www.throughthebaobab.com
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Print: $6.12 "Introvert – 'a thorned reality' has been set using the idea of a night at the theatre.
The programme follows the first act, the interval and the second act design. The First Act starts with a prologue, spurring the ‘actor’ on as an artist’s muse. The poems play out like the action on a stage, a love story unfolds, and a song for freedom is heard.
An interval from intensity - we see monologues in the foyer ‘Playing Up’, these exist as a distraction of nonsense and frivolity.
The second act recommences with a salute of energy. This is the dramatic fragment climaxes with the story ‘You should have used the bolt’.
The end brings a new beginning where the final curtain call is sung.
As we leave ‘the theatre’, the epilogue echoes in our mind…a prayer to survive ‘Lead me through the Baobab’.
It is fitting for me to use this medium to tell my story.”
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FalkoFalko (book)
Print: $11.77 A manual of works by Falko the Expressionist - poetry, short plays and songs.
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Print: $7.30 A play with song and dance: Students and staff from the Acton Acting Academy are organising their final production – Jose Adam Gonzalez the teacher enjoys the control he has over his class.
A guest speaker, Irina Polovnikova - a high flyer, is brought in to inspire Empowerment for Women. She takes over the college. Rather than have his wings clipped, Jose leaves for Africa where he learns a new way of life - now going by his middle name of Adam.
Adam chooses a wife for himself, Eve Nancy Stevens, and tries to influence the commune where they live to follow his ideals. Challenged by his wife’s step sister, Seven Sines, he struggles with his own conflicting emotions, family duty and finally kicks her out. The commune is run by a rich daddy’s girl Zuko – her passion is art and the ‘Themed Poet’s Society’.
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Print: $8.63 Inspirational, lyrical, and childlike themes and feelings are reverberated throughout the pages of the book. A Mother and Daughter adventure of words as they journey ‘Through the Baobab'. A Book of two halves 'Kaleidoscope of words and dreams'a collection of poems, meditations and sayings by Angela Robinson. 'Introvert – A thorned reality' poems, anecdotal monologues and song by Falko.
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EscapeEscape (brochure)
Print: $5.49 Falko
'...to sleep... perchance to dream...' Shakespeare. The luxury of time in reflective thought and dreams is echoed in my works. I would like to evoke a contemplative reaction from my audience.
Coming from Zimbabwe I am culturally attracted to and mesmerised by the safari experience. Although the harsh wilds of Africa are beautiful as they are, I work to bring an element of fantasy and the surreal to related subjects. In drama classes (body linguistics) I learnt the art of enhancement, 'exaggerating' a chosen feature within a performance. I have adapted this technique and depict it within visual art.
This cultivated the concept Escape.
'Poetic Illustration' - Working with oils on glass gives me an incredible freedom to manipulate colour, in texture and in depth of colour (as the oils glide smoothly over the glass surface). I feel an element of risk and excitement whilst engaged in this poetic illustration (poetry written on fabric or paper illustrated with oil on glass overlay).
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