A broken tulip by Maaike
MaaikeEvery Thursday, an offering: a lyric essay, a poem or a deep dive into an art piece. Each one a question that hovers like bees around the hive of place and rupture. We'll do our best to follow the questions home.
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The oldest trick in the world is to be swallowed.
My nephew, two years old, follows me outside. He brings me yogurt in a leaf. A blade of grass is a sandwich. I “eat” each one, toss it behind my back; he doubles over laughing. He hands me a stone. “What is it?” I ask. “A stone,” he says. I...
Maybe the photographer is saying: it's not about your bodies, but everything in between.
Two women whose spines have been pushed forward by age, as if to bring their noses closer to the truth of the world, tell me a robot will paint a mural at the upcoming festival. It’s something about a gambling game, oil cans, spraying heart...
Writing with a dead pigeon in the pocket.
Three times in one day, people stop at my art tent and say, “I used to make art but then – life changed.”
Once, I planted ginger in a fishbowl in Texas.
I certainly didn’t prepare myself well for market season. Upon re-entry to Canada I had a bad cold and one month to find a car, find a tent, find a table, figure out a set-up, get frames, sign up for more markets, get a new phone, learn how...
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Every Thursday, an offering: a lyric essay, a poem or a deep dive into an art piece. Each one a question that hovers like bees around the hive of place and rupture. We'll do our best to follow the questions home.
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