InHigh Museum of ArtbyHigh Museum of Art·Oct 28Cymbal Symbols: Katherine Dreier’s Experiments in Art and MusicIn the second installation of the “High Notes” series, Matthew Shorten connects the threads between music and art in the work of Katherine…
Flann O'Nolan·Jan 9, 2023A Century-Old Wheelbarrow That Changed Poetry ForeverIn 1923 a poem was published which continues to delight, confuse, and inspire its readers to this day:
Chrissy Beach·Oct 18, 2022T.S Eliot and the aspect of “Modernism ”in his Poetry“Poetic originality is largely an original way of assembling the most disparate and unlikely material to make a new whole.”
InILLUMINATIONbySharon Johnson·Jun 4, 2022Frida Kahlo’s Created Self is an IconThe accident impaled and flecked her with gold dust: she reinventedA response icon1A response icon1
Janet Gao·Mar 8, 2022A look at David Hammon’s Injustice CaseTo give a better idea of the historical framework from which this piece emerged, Hammons created Injustice Case in response to the Bobby…
Colm O'Shea·Feb 2, 2022Haiku Poems based on Ulysses18(-ish) short poems based on James Joyce’s popular book
InThe Art of OutlinebyJeanne Mochi·Jun 27, 2021Discovering The Artist Ugo Mochi“The Poet of Shadows”A response icon1A response icon1
Jen Fink·May 22, 2021T.S. Eliot on War and AgeThomas Stearns Eliot, a 20th century poet, describes the destruction of wartime and the desolation of aging.
