The poem, 'Minchat Yehudah,' which honored America's centennial, was written in Hebrew by Moses Aaron Schreiber ...

This month, poet Paula Bohince chose A Few Ordinary Parallel Lines (2022–25), by Zhao Yao. One pathway towards reading the works in Zhao Yao’s minimalist series is in their individual titles, which, ...

When winter comes, the world holds its breath. Snow drapes the earth in silence, and light softens like a secret kept close.

Green Valley’s newest art space is preparing to open to the public with a outdoor market featuring creative activities and artwork for sale. SPARK! is expected to return on the first Sunday of every ...

A new poetry project emerging at the University of Waterloo (UW) could form unexpected connections on Queen’s campus. UW environmental sciences graduate student Sasha* launched the shy caterpillar ...

Poets and writers are always playing around with words and their meanings—but some take that linguistic jiggery-pokery to the next level. The five poems listed here are each an extraordinary example ...

Pattern poetry (known variously as figure poem, shaped verse, visual poetry, concrete poetry, and carmen figuratum) is a form of poetry that may be easily recognized due to the arrangement of its ...

EXCLUSIVE: Adolpho Veloso, the acclaimed Brazilian cinematographer who shot Trains Dreams, Clint Bentley’s beautifully realized adaptation of Denis Johnson’s elegiac novella starring Joel Edgerton, ...

In times of war and crisis, poetry can become more than just art: it can become testimony. For the people of Palestine living under siege, poetry is not a mere reflection of their suffering, but ...

Two Donegal educators have gone back to the classroom to launch a new groundbreaking teaching resource aligned with the New Irish Primary Curriculum. Geraldine Galligan and Emer Mannion have a welath ...

Each poem is an island – no, an islet – in Singaporean poet Wahidah Tambee’s typographically dense Eke. Words, often just letters, cluster around a single patch of each page, such that thumbing ...