In 1985, the sculptor Emile Birch won a competition, sponsored by the League of NH Craftsmen and NH State Parks and funded by Percent for Arts, to design a sculpture celebrating the 50th anniversary of Sunapee State Park. “Sunapee Mandala” incorporates the poem I wrote in collaboration with Emile. LEAVE YOUR SHADOW HERE […]
It is a special gift to be invited to link my words to the arts of the sculptor, the painter, the photographer, the musician. Here are some examples of these collaborations.
Public Art Projects in Rochester, NH
Two public art projects sponsored by Art Esprit in Rochester, NH, include my work in conjunction with artists Larry Reynolds and Diane St Jean. Read an article about “The Shoes of Rochester” in the Rochester Times and in the Art Esprit blog. Click here to download a pdf to learn more about the project. The […]
Working the Piscataqua
The Portsmouth Poet Laureate Program chose 12 finalists in its “Voices and Vision” project conceived by Portsmouth Poet Laureate John Perrault to bring together poets and visual artists to create works of public art which would then be acquired by businesses and municipal organizations and permanently displayed in the Portsmouth area. My photographer-husband, Charter Weeks, […]
NH State Council on the Arts
Artist Roster NHSCA Artist Roster
Amy Beach in Words and Music
American Composer: Amy Beach in Words & Music This performance of my verse narrative of the life of America’s first female composer, New Hampshire-born Amy Cheney Beach, in collaboration with the North Country Chamber Players, has been performed in venues throughout New Hampshire. Please contact www.northcountrychamberplayers.org for information on how to book this show. […]
Public Televeision Interviews
Watch Rebecca Rule’s interview with me on the NH Authors series on New Hampshire Public Television. Follow up with Rebecca Rule ( I get to interview her this time!) Click Here Watch me interview Edie Clark on NH Public Television: Click Here Edie Clark has worked as a writer and editor for the past four decades. […]
