Surprise collaboration with a poet
PCEI has a poet-in-residence, Karen Trujillo. She writes in a little cabin, lovingly dubbed the Artist Studio. Meeting today by chance, we quickly fell into a lengthy conversations about the […]
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Eternity revealed, wind in the grass
One of my favorite poets, Archibald Macleish. He’s particularly gifted at sidling up to the existential and extracting with such clarity: There is no dusk to be, There is no […]
The lucidity of fleetingness
FLEETING | lasting only a very short time Synonyms brief momentary transitory ephemeral transitory momentary All words dear to my heart, and central to my artwork. TS Elliot writes in the […]
Artist and poet, kindred spirits
PCEI has a poet-in-residence, Karen Trujillo. She writes in a little cabin, lovingly dubbed the Artist Studio. Meeting by chance, we quickly fell into a discussion about the topic at […]
Poetic fragments as aesthetic wholes
This week, I’ve discovered how truly liberating it can be to trust my senses. Everything seems imbued with artistic possibilities. The wind, the grass, the ponds, the soil, the birdsong, […]
Coming out about Interstitial: Between Earth and Sky
A Google alert stared at me from the inbox when I turned on my computer this morning. Click! A news release: UW Museum presents Interstitial: Between Earth & Sky. I’m always […]
