Tagged With: poverty
internal inquiry into a considered response
There’s no other way to heal, I think. I’ve read this many times. It is lodged in my blood now, where it often sings me awake at night, sometimes until dawn. It is in my belly too, still mostly undigestible. The difficulty lies in the difference between what my heart reads and what my head […]
The Bells that still can ring
This 2015 Canadian election. I don’t want to know how many hours I’ve spent online trying to write through and responding to ‘stick with the brand’ thinking, or the conversations that possibly should have been more focused on personal issues. At the beginning of each day I tear myself from Guardian articles and online debates about […]
I’m almost ready to talk
… but not yet in depth, about these paintings, this exhibition project. If my mind were a light table, it would be stacked with disparate ideas superimposed one over the other – I’m squinting to see what composite images appear from behind and through – negative and positive. A sample from the stack: the distorted […]