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Book Launch: No Signal No Noise by A Jamali Rad
Time and Date: Thursday, December 16, 2025, 7pm-7:30pm
Location: Art Windsor-Essex, 3rd floor galleries
Cost: This event is part of AWE at Night. Admission to AWE at Night is $20. Admission is always free for members.
Accessibility: Accessibility and accommodation requests must be made at least two weeks in advance of the event. Please contact shinch@artwindsoressex.ca for questions.
Celebrate the launch of No Signal No Noise by local author A Jamali Rad in the exhibition At the Moment This Work is Like This by Alejandro Tamayo. This event will feature readings from the book and a conversation with both the author and the artist. It will inspire you to think about how we understand where and how we are. Join us to learn more about the ideas, systems, and structures we live within from the perspective of two artists. The event will be co-moderated by Niku Koochak and Nadja Pelkey. After the conversation, there will be an activity with Alejandro in the gallery.
No Signal No Noise explores the history of the number zero across centuries and continents. It is a mix of philosophical treatise, epic poem, and experimental novel. The book is published by Talon Books.
A Jamali Rad (they/them) is a writer and artist. They have published three full-length books of poetry: for love and autonomy (Talon Books, 2016), still (Talon Books, 2021), and WHAT I WANT (Model Press, 2022). Their latest book is No Signal No Noise (Talon Books, 2024). They are the co-founder of the journal About a Bicycle and the small poetry publisher House House Press.
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