Mother Goddess, Your strong hands Can lift the Father, Daughter, Son. Mother Goddess, Your clay thighs Can awaken The newborn who Cries in desperation. Earth Mother, You can know The secrets Of the Spring And you can know The hated rot of wood Turned bad And good. Though you will never Turn away From your
A fear of death A lack of breath And incense in my mouth A sudden cough A perfumed trough A slimy feeling throat I lie upon A filthy bed And look about the room To find that in My sleep I’ve died And, now, am in a tomb – Jesse Doiron
I was good enough then with my thick thighs, brown eyes and small waist but after that plus sign came I was nothing more than a number to ignore. My love was genuine only to you but that didn’t matter because you weren’t true. Your actions scraped my heart like a knife peeling fruit, but
TASI, AREA MUSEUMS FEATURE DIVERSE CERAMICS EXHIBITIONS The exhibition “The Art Studio & Friends,” will showcase the work of a diverse group of artists who have associated with TASI over the years, including tenants, NCECA members who have been tenants, and about a dozen friends of The Studio. When the National Council on Education for the Ceramic
BCP to present drama as part of ‘Theatre on the Edge’ series When Alice went down the rabbit hole, she ended up in Wonderland, a place of confusion and misunderstanding. When Becca and Howie lose their four-year-old son in a traffic accident, they disappear into a world not of wonder, but of grief. Beaumont Community
Kiki Smith is an American artist who was born in Nuremburg, Germany in 1954. The next year, her family moved to South Orange, New Jersey where she lived with her two younger sisters, mother and father. Her father, Tony Smith, was a minimalist artist, known for his large polyhedron-based structures. Smith and her sisters often
Stark Museum of Art exhibit focuses on Taos artist community “The beauty of the llano unfolded before my eyes, and the gurgling waters of the river sang to the hum of the turning earth.” — Rudolfo Anaya, “Bless Me, Ultima” It all started with a broken wheel. In September of 1898, two young artists, Ernest Blumenchein
BAND NITE December 25, 2012 Christmas Nite at The Art Studio, Inc. Too Heavy Boxes – “Old Dirty Frog” Octopoodle – “Spooky Jam” Sons of Santos – “The Wounded Healer” Exploding Boy Toys – “Joseph” Yella Bellies “River Walkin’ Sunrise Blues”
Photographer Winston explores SETX environs in February exhibition. Joe Winston grew up along the waterways of Southeast Texas and the Bolivar Peninsula. He always felt in tune with the environment and its stories. “People want to know the story,” he says. “That’s important in my work because it is a story. It’s about my experience. And
Ceramicist Lotus questions human impact on local ecology “I invited Lotus because she is an amazing ceramics artist and is using ceramics in ways that, I think, are really unique,” Winston said. “The connection I have with clay here, the space, I wanted to fill it out. With this latest body of work that she’s
