The 2017-2019 Archive
We have been busy this fall! On top of our regular Community Studio programming, we began intensive research into the next phase of our project: intersecting art with agriculture in order to imagine creative solutions to food insecurity in Bethel. We have identified access to healthy food as one of the greatest urgencies facing Bethel. According to recent…
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A poem by Matthew Kosinski with images of the solar eclipse at the Empower Youth Ranch.
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“A Million Ways to Make a Poem” might seem hyperbolic, but poet Matthew Kosinski chose the name with the utmost sincerity. During the studio’s first session, participants encountered a few nontraditional poetic possibilities, including visual and conceptual poetry. Through automatic writing and challenging prompts, participants reconsidered their preconceptions of poetry in a casual, encouraging environment.…
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A poetic excavation of “History of the Pinkham Farm” by Frieda C. Walworth, the great-great granddaughter of Captain Andrew Pinkham, published in 1975 and available as a small pamphlet from the Bethel Historical Museum. By Matthew Kosinski.
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A poem by Matthew Kosinski
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SOIL SERIES: A Social Drawing 