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Liz Rognes reads "Stereoscope" by Ellen Welcker

Singer-songwriter presents a work about confronting disaster... or not
Liz Rognes reads "Hope is the thing with feathers" by Emily Dickinson

Local musician shares verse about the unwavering, unconditional qualities of hope
Melissa Huggins reads "In Paris Women Walk in the Dark" by Laura Read

Spokane Arts ED reads a poem that puts love beyond the grasp of predators
Montopolis' "Man with a Movie Camera"

Justin Sherburn discusses his original score to the silent film Man with a Movie Camera
Melissa Huggins reads "The Leash" by Ada Limón

Reflecting on the impulse to hurtle "our body towards/ the thing that will obliterate us"
Melissa Huggins reads "Virginia Woolf's Walking Stick" by Rick Barot

A museum object sparks ruminations on "the test of how well a thing is made"
Melissa Huggins reads "The Mystery of Names" by Christopher Howell

A dreamlike memory of souls sailing toward "darkly distant harbors edged with light"
Melissa Huggins reads her original poem, "You Were Right About the Stars"

An astronomy-inspired poem with nods to Kurt Vonnegut, Greek mythology and Wilco
Liz Rognes reads "every rose has a tea cup: tiny spell for a chipped heart" by Maya Jewell Zeller

Writer and composer shares a work about "strange alchemy" and imperfections
June 8, 2023: Chrysalis Gallery, OSPI artists, "you were always home"

Who's on TA(P)? Denny Carman, D.J. Graves, Annaka Hansen, Rose Honey, Kristen Morley

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