“In and Out, Up and Down: Embroidery and its Kin!” Contemporary stitches at Studio Place Arts, 201 N. Main St., Barre, Vermont. See below: MARCH 16 - APRIL 20, 2024
“My Stitched Spine,” (below) is part of this group show. Exhibit runs through April 20, 2024. Excellent review in Seven Days, April 11, 2024! Thank you, Pamela Polston.
TWO OF MY POEMS are featured in POEM TOWN, RANDOLF 2024, in Randolph, Vermont through the month of April. See website https://www.poemtown.org/ for locations of poets (hint: I’m at the bottom b/c I start with “W”) and spectacular schedule of events!
April 1, 2024
My poem, Black Birds, is included in PoemCity Montpelier, Vermont 2024 Opening Reception 6-8 PM
Kellogg-Hubbard Library 135 Main St., Montpelier, VT
PoemCity 2024 kicks off with this opening reception and open mic. Join us for dessert, a poetry book swap, and the opportunity to read your poem. All are welcome. Contact Michelle Singer at msinger@gmail.com for more information.
Elsewhere in April 2024: APRIL 4th, 5 to 6:45 p.m. CORPOREAL POETRY at The South Burlington, VT Library, 180 Market Street, hosts a wide-ranging art exhibit of words made visible and poetry reading. Refreshments served in the Community Room. Join us!
SAVE THE DATE!
JULY 2-26, 2024 The S.P.A.C.E. Gallery
RECEPTION: FRIDAY, JULY 5, 2024
266 Pine Street, Burlington, Vermont
“Poetic License” is an innovative multi-media and fiber exploration. It will include words and poems from my new book from Salmon Poetry in Ireland, O Song.
It’s a pleasure to announce this solo art exhibition in many mediums.
POETRY READING MID-MONTH!! date to be announced
Friday, FEB. 2, 2024 5-9pm OPENING RECEPTION for ALL THE FEELS A group exhibit @ The SPACE Gallery
266 Pine St. , Burlington, Vermont “LETTER FROM MY SISTER,” (below) is a mixed media contribution that features my sister’s handwritten letter after her miscarriage. In the piece, I explore the lens between inner and outer worlds. Show runs through FEB 23, 2024
Nice mention of my assemblage, MEDALLION, in this review in Seven Days about ART OF THE BOOK: seven days review
OCTOBER 7, Friday, 2022 — 5-9PM “DARK MATTER” Opening Reception. I have 2 pieces of art in this creepy, yet thoughtful group show featuring many dark arts
The SPACE Gallery, 266 Pine Street, Burlington, VT
My new, full length collection of poems, O SONG, will be published by Salmon Poetry in 2024! I’m thrilled to be working with the unique and venerable press. Click this link to learn more about Salmon Poetry, Ireland and their inspiring mission.
The poems in the book have been incubating, stewing and thickening for a long time and I am eager for them to see the light of day! O SONG examines the ordinary that’s not so ordinary: love, longing, death and the surprising music of stillness and experience.
Salmon Poetry was founded by Jesse Lendennie who powerfully and lovingly directs all creative aspects as Managing Editor. It is produced and designed by Siobhan Huton. O SONG will be distributed in the U.S. and in Ireland.
Click on this link to learn more about Salmon Poetry, Ireland and their inspiring mission.
Recent & Upcoming
See my art and hear me talk about it. Click this title: CONNECT and SIFT: Moving Intuitively Through Mixed Media Art.
MARCH, 2021 Chosen as a finalist for the Diane Gabriel Award by BCA, Burlington City Arts.
I’m thrilled to be chosen to exhibit in Art Hops’ annual Juried show.
From Hidden Messages art statement:
This piece Is a kind of heart, using color as the first come-on, as flowers signal the bees. What Shines is inspired by the radiance of the human heart. The poem that glows from the chest shows how emotion can lead the way. There are as many interpretations to any art piece as there are people, but here are a few more from me.
The poem in the small red box is an echo of the ambiguities in my mother’s life: her great patience along with her sudden urgencies. In it, I recall her voice and the many layers of meaning it held. Her life was equal parts struggle and the pursuit of beauty, love and the sensuous. She was, as the poem says, “Drawn to what shines and the storm.”
Sharon Webster