Acts of Bravery by Lois Bradley
“Acts of Bravery, Day 1 & 3” by Lois Bradley It would be easier to allow the current to take me swirling, bobbing about in half-lidded repose. But that is not where my artwork happens. Artwork that means something is not created in a languorous vaccum, but when my mind is tense. Alert. Engaged. Open. ____________________ Lois Bradley Artist Statement: Lois is a visual artist working...
we should have by Carrie Nassif
we should have By Carrie Nassif we, the sisterhood of barbed wire museums who among us isn’t a collection of prickly, of misused connections of twisting pointed links crafted by thumb and elbow-grease once wound-tight-over-driftwood wires long since uncoiled from their uprights those fence-mending callouses all smoothed away with time it was yellow polaroids ago water over rocks under bridges we should have lassoed...
what have you got there, brothers — they ask at the borders —
silence dressed up in cyrillic letters
the sacred fire of the candlelight letter “ї”
our and your freedom to rest in a land of love
Iya Kiva
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In these times, we seek solace and communion. Shoulder to shoulder, we gather around the sacred fire that is Summer Camp.
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Commit to work side by side with sisters on projects that matter most to you.
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Despite the unthinkable becoming reality year after year, AROHO remains a source of hope, a path through the forest, and a homecoming for an ever-expanding circle of women.
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