What’s Fucked Up About Abundance
Lilace Mellin Guignard What’s Fucked Up About Abundance How in the midst of all those tomatoes glowing red and orange in my backyard, ripe and rotting in the raised 3×3 squares I bowed my back...
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Building on poetry slam tradition @ Unity College
Poetry Slam @ Unity College On April 27th, Unity built on their budding poetry slam tradition with a rowdy show of student poetry. Six talented students participated, with Brian Fisher taking first...
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Layers: Engelhardt and Frederick
James Engelhardt You’ll never understand howthe knowledge comes to you—the children naming animal tracksat the river’s edge, the cribbage boardon the cooler—that you’ve come to lovesomeone who isn’t...
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Climbing: Schaidle & May
Allen Kenneth Schaidle Climbing Rocks For many climbers, climbing becomes spiritual, religious, transformative, community, identity, art. Not for me. It’s just climbing rocks, Big and small. Finding...
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Stanizzi & Marble: Listening
John L. Stanizzi / Anne Marble Skein a length of yarn or thread wound on a reel or swift nest of yarn on Zia Rose’s lap beaks of knitting needles pecking mittens into being * ice and wool in...
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Dwelling: Menting & Carpenter
Stephanie Wade Introduction It is so easy to get lost in our hurry to get there- time dissolves as we browse the internet; as we speed from place to place, ingesting soundbites and tweets, directed to...
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Batrachomancy: Wagenaar and Kydd
Chelsea Wagenaar / Sal Taylor Kydd Pollywogs, 2016, ©Sal Taylor Kydd Batrachomancy —divination by frogs Somewhere they leap on soft wet banks, crouch in clear waters, their mottled skin as dew...
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Painting Stories: Kauffman & Ellison
Kjerstin Anne Kauffman / Ingrid Ellison Painting Stories Yaryan’s My mother surreptitiously turns over peaches,hiding the green ones, the bruised ones we ransacked,I and my children, between the...
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Artists, Scientists & Madmen: Giese & Tagg
Amy Theiss Giese / Nathanael Tagg Artists, Scientists & Madmen Untitled Chemical Painting [IC 6], 2016, unique silver gelatin photograph, 9×11″ Untitled Chemical Painting [IC 40], 2017, unique...
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