the astronomer.
a sculpture by rex grignon, made out of sewing machine parts. & a poem about it
by me. 

sometimes
i write things and i’m surprised i wrote them.
this is one of those things.
will soon be at cal academy & gallery 28
located on 1228 grant ave (at fresno, about 2 block from city lights bookstore), gallery 28 is dedicated to local artists & i’m excited to set up shop and sell poems here. check out the gallery before you go: http://www.gallery-28.com/
(this event is part of the north beach art walk: http://www.northbeachchamber.com/)
in collaboration.
andy westhoff, a local illustrator i’ve been collaborating with, wanted to give his mom something special for mother’s day. so he drew this, referencing an old photo of her taken in the early seventies coming out of a kansas wheat field. he added his own sunflower and wheat patterns to get a more “kansasy” flavor. and he asked me to write a poem on it. i used my olympia script writing typewriter for the first time on this piece. so happy with how it turned out. his mom was too.
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