Short Exhibitions Poems
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Form
is
content,
there is no
representation-
the gallery is the picture
Ekphrasis on the art of Ellesworth Kelly
http://www.tate.org.uk/stives/exhibitions/ellsworthkelly/
Paul Signac *a founder of the S A I
exhibitions free for all to try
His pointillist art juxtaposed with dots
so the eye can colours spot
*https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/71002131604017256/
kick boxing in flight - lessed yellow-legs bicker
Inspired by Georges Decamps-Shell Life comp
http://www.nhm.ac.uk/visit-us/whats-on/temporary-exhibitions/wpy/photo.do?
photo=2282&category=2&group=1
A
fixed stare-
the sentry's
eyes wide open,
glare
Owl Glare Regis Corignaux-Shell Life comp
http://www.nhm.ac.uk/visit-us/whats-on/temporary-exhibitions/wpy/photo.do?
photo=2311&category=7&group=1
Success
can be so fleeting
how to have the name written
with smoke in the air,
written in water,
or be on the signs
in exhibitions !
It is not perennial,
ends... !
Mouths
wide
open-
feast of the
five thousand fish
Ekphrasis on Shell Wild life photo by Bella Nasfay
http://www.nhm.ac.uk/visit-us/whats-on/temporary-exhibitions/wpy/photo.do?
photo=2294&category=4&group=1
A man with a pen
Puts a pen to a paper
Moves a pen to create words
Silly words, arranged in operatic exhibitions
Facsimile egos, stitched together
From whispers of impossibility, or,
better yet,
Crushing normality.
hunger burrows deep - coyotes cry together
Inspired by Cathy Illg's Photo in the Shell Wildlife Photo Comp 2007
http://www.nhm.ac.uk/visit-us/whats-on/temporary-exhibitions/wpy/photo.do?
photo=2289&category=3&group=1
a penguins fate is sealed - the leopard did not change its spot
Inspired by Paul Nicklen's Shell Wildlife photo
http://www.nhm.ac.uk/visit-us/whats-on/temporary-exhibitions/wpy/photo.do?
photo=2304&category=6&group=1
elephantine small talk - vibrations of the sole
inspired by Shell Wildlife Photo Comp Great Foot by Kur tJay Bertels
http://www.nhm.ac.uk/visit-us/whats-on/temporary-exhibitions/wpy/photo.do?
photo=2336&category=50&group=1 Bertels
Children once thrilled to brilliant musicians
Hayden and Mozart, Shubert and Shuman
My generation grew up on playboys and madmen
Hugh Hefner and Alfred E. Newman
The musicians gave brilliant exhibitions
My generation shed its inhibitions
The
jigsaw
puzzle of
a climate change-
now
has
victims
trapped on
global warming
ice
Ekphrasis of Norbet Rosing's photo Shell Wild life photo
http://www.nhm.ac.uk/visit-us/whats-on/temporary-exhibitions/wpy/photo.do?
photo=2274&category=48&group=1
VERTIGINOUS VIRTUOSO-:-
whirling
wunderkinds
ingenuous
spiraling
paroxysmally
in a THRILL of EXACTITUDE
exceling
apogeal
moments
perpendicular
vanguards
of the ARTWORKS and CURIOS
galleries
sanctum
exhibitions
declivus
gradient
A
music
visual-
of his love of
jazz
Inspired by John Eaves painting Celebration
http://www.victoriagal.org.uk/exhibitions/past_exhibitions/exhibitions_2009/in_colour_john_ea
ves/works_for_sale.aspx
http://williamscott.org/colour-john-eaves-retrospective-featuring-paintings-william-scott
seat under sky’s dome
to view sea’s exhibitions˜
strollers’ comfort zone
seawall’s curved pathway
lovers hold hands, hugs and kiss ˜
their romantic lane
calm water and sky
waves smooch shores and coastal lines˜
waders’ sounds applause
while walking at shore
pleasant coastal breeze will cool˜
therapy for all
stroll at baywalk nights or days
leisure comes in many ways
May 3, 2023 10.11pm
Everyone takes pictures
But it’s still a joy to see
Museum exhibitions of
Some fine photography.
Not everybody has the eye
To capture in a print
A moment crystallized in time
Which gives us just a hint
Of someone’s life or else a glimpse
Of scenery or street;
A true photographer can show
Where art and truth might meet.
The camera is the means by which
An image stays alive.
I’m privileged to have access to
Some great ones that survive.
Flayed inside his shadow box.
A permanent collection.
Years lost under glass.
History anchors hate and trinket.
He crafted this cabinet.
Polished the locks.
The tours are all guided.
And he leads every step.
To the left: heart on shelf.
To the right: fist just in case.
His exhibitions never open.
His artefacts are never viewed.
A relic in love’s wreckage.
Sorry, forever sorry.
Read the sign: Stand behind the line.
Don’t touch the display.