What You Cannot Hold

Happy New Year to Everyone. Coming up at the end of this month is the opening reception for a new exhibition, What You Cannot Hold. Click to open this current newsletter for all the details. https://share.sender.net/campaigns/e7Q3/what-you-cannot-hold

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Trees in Winter

Click the link to open our newsletter. Our Winter Solstice giveaway is open, click the button in the newsletter to enter. https://share.sender.net/campaigns/dZQd/trees-in-winter The quiet of winter, the presence of snow, is a good time for visiting. Get in touch – we’ll find a fine time to be together.

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Moon trees

There may be a tree in your neighborhood whose seed traveled to the Moon and saw the backside of the Moon 34 times. Open this recent newsletter to learn more: https://share.sender.net/campaigns/dbGt/moon-trees

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Living at the Shed

For much of the spring and summer months I lived in Marathon County, Wisconsin, at our Shed. Two exhibitions in the state gave me pause to be there much of the time. Click to open this newsletter with a bit of what life is like at the Shed. https://share.sender.net/campaigns/daA0/shed-stories-giveaway

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With So much Wonder

The heat of summer brings a kind or torpor that many people struggle with. Poetry offers a fine retreat. Click to open yourself to the wonder of lanugage, and the wonder of that most amazing experience of witnessing birth. https://share.sender.net/campaigns/cdIS/with-so-much-wonder

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Summer Travel

These are the months when many people go away. To someplace greener, someplace cooler, someplace calmer. Water is often a desired companion when the weather turns hot. Please click to open this current newsletter, featuring a short travelogue on my early summer ramble in the midwest. https://share.sender.net/campaigns/caq4/high-summer-a-small-travelogue

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Speaking

Languages are all around us. We use language in a take-it-forgranted way, until something causes us to consider what exactly is being communicated. Click to open this newsletter for reflections on language. https://share.sender.net/campaigns/bfRq/speaking

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