JC’s poems in County CollAboRaTive–where art meets the written word

Ramesh. JC

Photo credit: Ramesh Pooran

JC is delighted her poetry plays a part in the Prince Edward County (PEC) Studio Tour’s 25th Anniversary year celebration. The Tour takes place in September throughout the County.

At the art show and book launch on Friday July 13 at Bloomfield’s Town Hall, JC read aloud her two poems which evolved from artwork by members of the Studio Tour. “Lens,” based on Richard Leach’s mixed media-gliclee print,  “The Space Between,” and “Where Chagall met Gaugin and Dali,” arising from Holly Sedgwick’s acrylic “Sun Dance,” appear in the commemorative book published to mark this unique ekphrastic collaboration between County artists and writers.

Coverage of the event is featured at http://www.countylive.ca/art-meets-the-written-word-in-county-collaborative/

Another chance to see this work followed on the weekend of August 11-12 at Wellington’s Town Hall.

Photo credit: Ramesh. JC

Photo credit: Ramesh. JC

“This is my second opportunity to write poems that evolve from artwork by County artists. I was honoured to co-curate Ekphrasis at Blizzmax Gallery in 2016 and truly welcome such creative synergies in my writing life. Patrons will be able to purchase copies of the book with reproductions of each piece of art in the show and read for themselves how county poets and writers responded in ways which complement/compliment them,” JC explained. “The cost of the book with full-colour reproductions is $20 and makes a fine souvenir of the County.”

Here’s the link for further information on the exhibition and book: https://pecstudiotour.com/whats-on/

 

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