December 3rd, 2011
Vera Moller
Tags/ Posted by Carmelita Caruanatrying to shut the howling of the whistle out of my sleep trying to get back to a memory that aroused me once upon a time taking the Nightcontinue reading this poem
In the construction of her objects and images, Vera Möller explores surrealist strategies of juxtaposition and recombination to construct new ‘pseudo-organic’ forms that are entirely fictional, yet still appear familiar.
October 20th, 2011
Nancy Pirri
Tags/ Posted by Teia PearsonIf souls must be here they do not watch us even accidentally for a moment—not being subject to the laws of chance. With the kindly detachment of settlement house angels they overlook our lives.continue reading this poem
Nancy Pirri is inspired by women… not only by their individual beauty and myriad shapes, but by their resilience and ability to survive through time….
September 5th, 2011
Adam Wallacavage
Tags/ Posted by Jealous CuratorI am the unexpected bleeding stepping off the stagecoach unannounced in tight shoes and a christening dresscontinue reading this poem
Gorgeous, insanely ornate, and more than slightly bizarre… yes, that’s exactly how I like my octopus chandeliers thank you very much.
June 28th, 2011
Willy Verginer
Tags/ Posted by Carmelita CaruanaYou were electric. The way you mawed the light, flicked earthquake from nimble fingers.continue reading this poem
Italian artist Willy Verginer creates lyrically beautiful life size wooden sculptures of people that are ever so slighly surreal. Usually decorated with bands of vibrant hues, his more recent work also features carved or painted patterns.
