Witness
Nov29

Witness

  If I didn’t have my camera to remind me constantly, I am here to do this, I would eventually have slipped away, I think. I would have forgotten my reason to exist. Annie Leibovitz   Submit Your Art and Writing to WAVES       “HOME/Violet” by Marianne Murdock   This work is about: Watercolor of a woman done a long time ago. I now know that I was painting my grandmother, whose home I was...

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Text Painting of The Wild Geese, Mary Oliver’s Poem by Nancy Cassell
Nov29

Text Painting of The Wild Geese, Mary Oliver’s Poem by Nancy Cassell

  “Text Painting of The Wild Geese, Mary Oliver’s Poem” by Nancy Cassell     ____________________ Share your response to this work, in any form, here   Nancy Cassell Artist Statement: Nancy Fletcher Cassell is a visual artist and writer. Her poems have appeared in Water- Stone Review (finalist Jane Kenyon Poetry Prize), Heartland Review (finalist, Joy Bale Boone poetry Award), Bigger Than They...

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Where Did the Wild Girls Go by B Story
Nov29

Where Did the Wild Girls Go by B Story

  “Where Did the Wild Girls Go” by B Story   Each woman is born Mother Moon To a tribe of wild girls Who live in the forest between her ribs. They scratch and fight and swim. They swallow sunrises whole, Befriend the wolves, Sleep with their spines Curved along branches, Their feet dangling, And never fear the fall. They live to tear up the world. Where do our wild girls go? When did the forest grow still? He...

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Seahorse (excerpt) by Myrna Greenfield
Nov29

Seahorse (excerpt) by Myrna Greenfield

  “Seahorse (excerpt)” by Myrna Greenfield   As a child, I watched as he slithered into the Atlantic, his crawl accentuated by the high fly of his arms, an easy draw of the sea in his wake. The farther out he went, the quicker my heart beat. He would switch to a float, his body bobbing on his salted bed. I squinted into the Brooklyn sun and fixed my sights on the crown of his head, that tiny, bald spot, as he...

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Women at the Center by Dorit Netzer
Nov29

Women at the Center by Dorit Netzer

  “Women at the Center” by Dorit Netzer     This work is about: In 1995-1996 I was an art therapy intern and researcher at a women’s center, where I dedicated my time to facilitating self-reflective creative expression with groups of women, who struggled with challenging life transitions. This collection of portraits, taken from my journal, is brought together 20 years later to acknowledge the courage...

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