1.04.2025
allow it to happen
Let’s have fewer ‘generative’ workshops and more that are inspirational.
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generative,
inspirational,
workshop
1.03.2025
age overturned
The movement to free verse at start of the twentieth century, the turning away from regular meters and rhyme schemes, was much like the great shift in painting that occurred in the late 1200s in Italy. Driven by Cimabue and then Giotto, it brought naturalism into painting that too long had relied on the formulas that make early paintings look stilted and unreal to modern eyes.
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art,
change,
cimabue,
free verse,
giotto,
modern,
natural,
revolution
1.02.2025
image of note
London’s unsteady skyline
was not a reassuring one
but like a graph that measures
markets, snails and heartbeats.
—Fanny Howe, second stanza of “Primrose for X” from Love and I (Graywolf Press, 2019)
was not a reassuring one
but like a graph that measures
markets, snails and heartbeats.
—Fanny Howe, second stanza of “Primrose for X” from Love and I (Graywolf Press, 2019)
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fanny howe,
graph,
image of note,
london,
skyline,
unsteady
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