Our friends at the Snow Poems Project have printed a great postcard book to raise funds for future projects and had an article in the SF Reporter last week. Read it here: http://www.sfreporter.com/santafe/article-8032-snow-job.html and more from the Project below:
Last
winter Snow Poems appeared in Santa Fe on many buildings’ windows.
They stenciled original poetry written by community members
on windows throughout the city, turning the city into a living book. The
temporary project used poetry to allow us to connect with one another through
place during the dead of winter. SITE Santa Fe’s SPREAD 3.0 winners
Cut+Paste Society partnered with Santa Fe Art Institute to create the
program.
The
Santa Fe Public Library Main Branch hosted City poet laureate Jon Davis’ poem
and Southside Branch had Elizabeth Jacobsen’s poem.
The
culminating piece of the project is a souvenir postcard book that doubles as a
fundraiser for Snow Poems projects. We invite you to continue the spirit of
Snow Poems by reconnecting with friends and families using these poem
postcards. The postcard book includes poems by: Anne Valley-Fox, Arthur Sze
(Santa Fe Poet Laureate 2006-2008), Elizabeth Jacobson, Pedro Tena, Darryl
Wellington, Jessica Lawless, and Jon Davis (Santa Fe Poet Laureate 2012-2014).
The postcard book is available at Collected Works, Santa Fe Art Institute, and
SITE Santa Fe.
Snow Poems 2013exploring cities as living books
www.snowpoemsproject.com
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