Zoom Reading at Chautauqua Tuesday, July 16th at 12:15pm
Our fantastic editor Craig Sipe is doing a reading next Tuesday at Chautauqua at 12:15. members of the public not attending Chautauqua can join via zoom. Contact us if you are interested in attending via zoom to gain access.
If you are unable to attend the reading but are interested in purchasing some of Craig’s work, check out his latest book “Here It Comes … and It’s Gone” published in February this year. You can purchase a copy of the book here.
June 3 Open Poetry Reading
Join us this Monday, June 3, at Henry’s in the Old Port @7pm for our monthly open poetry reading. All welcome.
Holden Willard
Holden Willard: his work primarily deals with the figure and its interaction within space; his studies with observation are concerned with how his sight ultimately affects the work. He is continually striving towards a coming of age narrative that encapsulates his everyday experience, and that of his friends and family. It’s his desire to form a body of imagery that relates to a more common collective experience of people his age here in Maine.
Theo Slaats
Theo Slaats: born March 10, 1971 in Tegelen, Limburg, The Netherlands. Went to art school late 80s and early 90s. Has also been writing from an age of around 13, first mostly poems and song lyrics, later mostly compiled notes and short stories (almost always to go along with his drawings.) Picked up a Bic pen (black only) around 14 years ago, and has been only using that kind of pen ever since. (Last year also using blue, green, and red, now and then.) Makes all kinds of one– off drawings, but also gets nice ideas worked out more into series, that can lead to styles and storytelling to go with that. Nothing got published or sold yet. (He isn’t aiming towards that.) It’s all he does, and there ain’t no more.
