Posts Tagged ‘mario petrucci’
Amazonia at the Natural History Museum
Amazonia – A commission of new work by artists Lucy + Jorge Orta, with poetry by Mario Petrucci Reflecting on some of the ecosystems they encountered in the Peruvian rainforest, the artists’ exhibition Amazonia will conceptually stake out the terrain of our relationship to nature and its value to us. The specially commissioned works for the [...]
In Touch by Mario Petrucci
In Touch* That ocean divides. Yet the yeasts on my toes have stowed away on yours – at the heel of a day crammed with doings, shoe-snug, they waft up to you our distinctive tang. There’s a suspicion in the breath I catch single-handed, just after brushing my teeth, of that must [...]
Mario Petrucci discusses my poetry critique
Despite a busy schedule, Mario Petrucci was kind enough to comment on my review of his poem “In Touch”. Mario is a man I admire; he writes with unlimited enthusiasm, wit and sensitivity. You can read my critique and what Mario wrote about my critique here. Tweet This Post
New poetry critique blog
To enhance my resolution to read more poetry, I have created the Elizabeth Rose: poetry critique blog. To kick start this, Mario Petrucci´s In Touch has been the focus of my attentions; a modern day rhetoric on the ancient concept of eros using foot fungus as a focus. Intrigued? Then read it. Tweet This Post
