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Tag Archives: artists
Poetry Friday–Dizain Poem & Environmental Callings
Happy Poetry Friday I’ve taken up the Poetry Sisters March challenge of writing a dizain poem for closing out the month of March. Look for more dizain poems with the hashtag #PoetryPals. DIZAIN FOR SPRING Spring springs discombobulating senses. Teasing … Continue reading
Posted in Children's Illustration & Writing, Home, Nature, Painting, Plein Air Art, Poem, poetry, Poetry Books, Writing
Tagged #Poetry Friday, #poetrypals, "DIZAIN FOR SPRING", "Earths's wild Music", Art, artists, Cortorra Volando and Flowers, Dizain, endangered birds, endangered species, environment, Jane Hirshfield, Kathleen Dean Moore, Michelle Kogan, Michelle Kogan Fine Art Etsy Shop, music, poems, Rachelle McCabe, Soul Blossom Living, spring, Susan Bruck, Tanita S. Davis, Watercolor Painting
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Poetry Friday Book Spine and Found Poetry
I had the great pleasure of partaking in Chicago’s Newberry Library’s Summer Book Sale this past Sunday. I’m sharing my treasures that I found there. I created a found book spine poem from them for Poetry Friday. I had so … Continue reading
Posted in Children's Illustration & Writing, Nature photos, Poem, Writing
Tagged #PoetryFriday, artists, Book Fairs, Book Spine Poem, books, chicago, Found Poems, Michelle Kogan, Newberry Library, photos, poems, poetry, Reading, summer, Writing
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NapoWriMo Day 26–Thank you haiku
I received this lovely postcard at the beginning of April from Irene Latham, writer and poet, who has been posting ARTSPEAK! Portrait poems, and hosting the Progressive Poem on her blog this month. Check out both, they are wonderful! The opposite … Continue reading
Posted in Children's Illustration & Writing, Haiku, Nature, Painting, Poem, Writing
Tagged artists, Haiku, Irene Latham, Melissa Shultz-Jones, Michelle Kogan, NaPoWriMo, poem, Poets, Writing
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I’m in a book, “City Creatures, Animal Encounters in the Chicago Wilderness”
Hey I’m in a book, “City Creatures, Animal Encounters in the Chicago Wilderness,” University of Chicago Press, 2015, Edited by Gavin Van Horn and Dave Aftandilian. And on the cover of the “Center for Humans and Nature,” September 2015 publication.” … Continue reading
Posted in Children's Illustration & Writing, Exhibits, Michelle's Art Classes, Nature, Plein Air Art, Writing
Tagged artists, books, Center for Humans and Nature, City Creatures, City Creatures Animal Encounters in the Chicago Wilderness, City Critters, Coexisting, critters, Michelle Kogan, nature, Painting, Publications, University of Chicago Press, Watercolor, Writers
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Schiller Shelters, endangered species painting in Evanston Art Center’s 2015 Faculty Exhibit
My painting Schiller Shelters, endangered species is included in Evanston Art Center’s 2015 Faculty Exhibit. Opening Reception: Sunday, January 25, 2015 1:00 – 4:00 pm the exhibit runs through February 22, 2015 Evanston Art Center, 2603 Sheridan Rd, Evanston, IL http://www.evanstonartcenter.org … Continue reading
Debussy Haiku from a Chicago Garden
london-town morning whisked warm debussy drops enchantment enfolds
Posted in Children's Illustration & Writing, Haiku, Nature, Nature photos
Tagged Art, art photos, artists, Debussy, drops, early morning, gardens, haiku, London, London-town, Michelle Kogan, photos, poem, raindrops, roses
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Review of Told and Retold: Picture Book Artists from Studio Goodwin Sturges
Early in July I was at the Art Institute of Chicago and viewed the picture book exhibit: Told and Retold: Picture Book Artists from Studio Goodwin Sturges. The exhibit is a rich collection of eight different artists’ finished artwork and preparatory … Continue reading