Two Poems
by James Grabill
With Heat Going Up
Nothing that goes on around here
was bound to. Morning, evening,
standing up and walking, it all
depends on for... Read More...
Four Poems
by Brendan Galvin
Harrier Weather
Would it head for contrail height
or hump and close and streak
crosswise down the atmosphere?
This morning you th... Read More...
Organic Structures:
Fiber Art by Charlotte Bird
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Introduction by Charlotte Bird
Roald Dahl once said, “Above all, watch with glittering eyes the whole world around... Read More...
Six Poems
by Robert Morgan
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Rolling Rocks
What wa... Read More...
Five Poems and Photographs
by Joel Long
Joel Long introduces his poems:
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Time-Binding:
Installations and Drawings
by Sarah Hardesty
In my installations, I explore how different materials evoke a range of concepts and experiences. The weight of wood aligns with notions of gr... Read More...
Letter to America
by Gary Short
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Kaleidoscope, Mischief, an Offerin... Read More...
Letter to America
by James Grabill
One Moment More
This is a moment that lasts
as long as it takes,
or in no time is lost,
having failed to resemble the es... Read More...
Partial Totality
by John Lane
Great Nature has another thing to do…
— Theodore Roethke, “The Waking”
The outer edge of the path of totality passed a... Read More...
Five Poems
by Eric Pankey
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Measurement Conversion
&n... Read More...
One Poem
by Priscilla Long
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Coal Time
The st... Read More...
White Noise
by Jennifer K. Sweeney
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I have never th... Read More...
