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From the Archives: "Bob's Used Auto Parts"

Brad and I are away on our summer travels, so we’ve dug into the Plein Air Poetry Archives! :) Today’s post is what I’d consider our ars poetica—a snapshot of the creative life Brad and I are building together. To see the post in its origin...

2 days ago
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In Corpse Pose A Year After My Mom's Death

“Dormant Sycamore, Sayler Park” Brad Davis, 2026, oil on wood, 12”x11”

In Corpse Pose a Year After My Mom’s Death

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The yoga teacher on the video says to let our bodies rest,

our bodies know how to heal themselves if we let them.

M...

7 days ago
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So Much Water: A Memory Poem and a Painting of Roses

“Roses, Friendship Park,” Brad Davis, 2026, oil on wood, 9”x12”

So Much Water

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Our eyes swim in it, glint in the light.

My Nana was scared of water, she couldn’t swim.

She held her breath in the shower, bracing as the

stream ran ov...

14 days ago
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Fill the Valley: A Poem + A Painting Trip Dispatch

Brad painting with William Blake at Sky Bridge Arch in Red River Gorge, KY

Fill the Valley

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A cardinal on the phone line broadcasts

its usual call. A guy I knew could whistle

their song and draw them in from the woods,

a pair. Vivi...

20 days ago
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On Old Mansions and Mass Extinctions

“Sycamore and Prius, Lindner Park,” Brad Davis, 2026, oil on wood, 12”x9”

Lindner Park is so hidden in the neighborhood of Norwood in Cincinnati we thought we’d come to the wrong place. The turn-in looks like a driveway, and the old McCull...

a month ago
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  • Plein Air Poetry

    Words from Alexandra McIntosh & paintings by Brad Davis. Dispatches from our search for the sublime. Working mostly en plein air ("in the open air") in the Impressionist tradition.

  • Brad Davis

    Cincinnati Painter

  • Alexandra McIntosh

    Alexandra McIntosh lives and writes in Kentucky, her favorite place in the world. Her book of poetry, Bowlfuls of Blue, is available from Assure Press.

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