Every year The National poetry Library at The Southbank Centre holds an open day, where they display new and rare pieces from their collection for the general public to explore. The theme this year was ‘Odyessey’s’ with a reading from three poets that evening in response to the theme.
Where else could you see a re-imagining of a 14th century poem, Piers Plowman, by a host of poets, artists, performers and musicians but, in the basement of Shoreditch Town Hall in London. Having photographed the Fair Field exhibition at The National Poetry Library, which contained a rare manuscript of Piers Plowman