An endless entanglement of art and language, prose and paint, seam and stitch. All art and words are copyright@2025 by National Book Award finalist Beth Kephart.
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From inside the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Theater, before the show begins
Gavroche crests the hill in his urchin clothes—mountain, ridge, and river meandering behind him. He is far away, but now he is nearer, see? Heralding the start of Le...
Watercoloring as cure
“Sheffield,” Beth Kephart, Watercolor
My night-time anxiety is cinematic. A violence of shape, saturation, sound. Too prolonged to be a dream. Too jagged-awake to be settled by mere moon watch. I worry for my heart and, after that, if I’m...
Zinc Pink
“Pinked,” Beth Kephart, Paper Bojagi Art
A note in advance of a story: The very wonderful Aimee Liu asked me seriously interesting questions about art and words, words and art, and folded into our conversation her own hugely intelligent th...
Conversations with Women in Blue: Cyanotypic Dreams
“Sophie Blanchard,” cyanotype by Beth Kephart, for forthcoming Conversations with Women in Blue (Wolfson Press)
It all began with Lenore Tawney, the fiber artist and collagist whose work released in me the quiet fervor of religion. Then Ag...
I had an idea for a story, so I made an apron ...
patchwork apron
Imagining Paul Klee, Beth Kephart, Watercolor
After the apron, I watercolored. Cyanotyped. Cooked. Walked with a friend. Walked talking via earbuds to a friend. Tidied the bathroom. Weeded the gardens. Sat among new books...
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I am a National Book Award finalist and paper artist. Books include Tomorrow Will Bring Sunday's News and My Life in Paper. Paper art at bind-arts.com. I write of craft on the Stack. Memoir resources at junctureworkshops.com
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