The poem box class
I did a write-up on the poem box workshop I led on Monday night. It was so much fun!
http://lighthousewriters.org/blog/how-make-citizen-poem-box
More pictures here: https://www.instagram.com/p/BbMkikGnST2/?taken-by=__j3s__



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The poem box class
I did a write-up on the poem box workshop I led on Monday night. It was so much fun!
http://lighthousewriters.org/blog/how-make-citizen-poem-box
More pictures here: https://www.instagram.com/p/BbMkikGnST2/?taken-by=__j3s__

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I’m teaching a poem box class!
I’m excited to announce that on November 6, 2017, I'm teaching a free class on making poem boxes at Redline, in conjunction with Denver Talks, enabled by Lighthouse Writers Workshop, the City & County of Denver, and NEA Big Read.
From the Redline site:
Join us and our friends from Lighthouse Writers Workshop as we create poem boxes using text from Claudia Rankine's Citizen: An American Lyric as inspiration. Poem boxes are sculptural interpretations of text, like a literary diorama; they are whatever you want them to be. Supplies will be provided, including found objects, though participants are encouraged to bring small items that inspire you, as well as a box you want to use (for example: an old shoebox). At the end we'll discuss how Rankine's text affected us, and how we transformed words and objects into art. Feel free to BYOB ("B" stands for beer and/or box!)
Hosted By: Jesica Carson Davis - poet/artist
Side note: This is the first time I’ve ever seen myself described as an artist, it was a bit surprising. Then again I wrote poetry for well over a decade before I even considered calling myself a poet; identity is such a slippery thing.
If you can't get rid of the skeleton in your closet, you'd best teach it to dance.
George Bernard Shaw