Loretta Staples' series of artworks created at a Zen center are filled with mysterious resonance and connection.
Tag: art
Matthew Kohut – Rothko Chapel
Matthew Kohut allows readers to contemplate the contrast of darkness and light in the powerful minimalism of his poem "Rothko Chapel".
David Capps – Tree (after Rothko, but not)
At play with immersion, vastness, and solitude, David Capps' "Tree (after Rothko, but not)" is a work inviting readers to explore emptiness.
dewdrops: Weekly Haiku
Our weekly haiku offering explores the spiritual relationship between Zen and art and is open to all haiku poets.
Tabletop Portraits and a Lifetime Together
From magical to mundane; art, beauty, and time shared. BY HOPE NISLY
Kit Evans – When We Go to That Museum You Liked
Like the all-encompassing color field paintings of Mark Rothko mentioned in Kit Evans' poem, this little piece commands our attention, while also leaving things unsaid.
Owen Brown – Emerging
Owen Brown's paintings slide between representation and abstraction as he explores everything from the snow shades of Minnesota winters to his son's cancer treatment.
Nancy Holt’s Mystifying Sun Tunnels in the Great Basin Desert
Nancy Holt's Sun Tunnels in the Great Basin Desert in Utah are four 18-foot long concrete tubes arranged in an X-formation and aligned with the movements of the sun.
Jeff Mann – Emerging
Jeff Mann's sculptures and images of collages made from car parts go hand in hand with his passion for transport activism.
Dane Lyn – holy musings at the Getty Museum, Los Angeles, 2019
Dane Lyn's "holy musings at the Getty Museum, Los Angeles, 2019" is a brilliant work of ekphrastic poetry, inspired by a religious painting by an unknown artist, titled "The Great Harlot of Babylon".