Open Circle, a site-specific Sculpture Featuring “I Am the Creek”


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Sable & Quill 2018: Writers Who Are Also Visual Artists

Image
Featuring an art exhibit and reading of their written work . January 13th 5-8p.m. Reading at 6:30 p.m. Open MIC 6 p.m. Sacramento Poetry Center 1719 25th Street Readers & Exhibiting Artists: NSSA,   Wendy Patrice Williams, Jennifer O’Neill Pickering, Bethany Humphreys,   Todd Boyd, Heather Judy, Suzanne Caruthers Pat Nichol & Bill Laws.      Music by Gabe Merriman and Mike Pickering Https ://www.cafepress.com/3952.197773588
Read more

READINGS IN MAY

Image
MAY 14 MAY 15 I hope you will join Wendy Williams and I at the Nello Olivo Wine Cellar Sunday May 15 at 2pm. We are launching our hot off the press poetry books in the Sierras! Blooming In Winter, first published by I Street Press, includes over 60 poems and ten color plates of my visual art and is available from Amazon (click on this link to take a peek). I will also, have books on hand for purchase. Wendy’s new book, In Chaparral: Life on the Georgetown Divide, California, published by Cold River Press . She will have her book available for purchase . The reading,  hosted by Lara Gularte includes an open  reading. So, bring a poem to share and raise your glass in praise of fine wine and fine poetry! Jennifer
Read more

Why We Write? I Want to Hear Your Story. Read The Stories Below. Send yours to:jenniferartist09@gmail.com

Image
Why I write? Growing up in rural Northern California I made up stories as a kid and asked my friends and twin brother to act out the characters. This was in the 1950’s before there was much television and I lived in my imagination. In Junior High School my friends passed around notes to each other during school. This was akin to the Facebook and Twitter posts of the today. In High School I enjoyed writing poetry. I studied poetry in College and have continued to write poetry. I am a late bloomer to prose, starting in my late thirties. Writing was what I did between balancing a family, making art, and working outside the home twenty hours a week, care giving for a mother with dementia, and earning an MA in Studio Art. Honestly I was lucky to scribble a few words in a journal!     About fifteen years ago I began a historical novel set in the 9 th century with a working title of The French Three Ju
Read more