Langston Hughes
Attention Shawnee County History Buffs: The Shawnee County Historical Society presents a virtual program on Poet and author Langston Hughes and you are invited. Hughes…
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LITERARY
Literary Editor: Huascar Medina
Poet Laureate of Kansas
A CHANT FOR THE CONTINENT
AUTHOR: Ignacio Carvajal Ignacio Carvajal is the author of Plegarias, winner of the Poetic Bridges contest by Casa Cultural de las Américas and the University…
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KINDRED VERSE: POEMS INSPIRED BY ANNE OF GREEN GABLES
AUTHOR: Julie Sellers This collection of beautiful, whimsical poems and photographs invites readers into the world of a young woman known across the world, Anne…
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House Concert Two Years Later
seveneightfive magazine and ArtsConnect teamed up on March 20, 2020 to bring virtual house concerts, supporting local artists, poets and musicians. Over 75 artists were…
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THE BODY POLITIC: Art + Science = Empathy
“The First Time, the Heart (A Portrait of Life 1854-1913)” is a portfolio by Dario Robleto, of fifty lithographs about his research into the history of the human heart, and more specifically, our attempt to record a heartbeat. It is now part of The Spencer Art Museum’s permanent collection.
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SUNFLOWERS
WWR Jennifer Bohlander and Nicole DeGennero
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Powerful Prose
photos by Miranda Chavez-Hazim |
SOMOS-KS event June 12, 2020
Kansas Poems
Kansas Poems by Brian Daldorph speaks to the unassuming allure of Kansas; giving voice to the places and people we sometimes overlook.
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The Garden of William Burroughs
for Tom King by Denise Low Behind a hedge, poison ivy pokes three-fingered mitts through the orgone box. The backyard lot deepens into tangled sumac…
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Starting off with a W.
A toast absurd enough to wash away last year and welcome a new one.
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