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mid atlantic review published by day eight the challenge guidelines for entrants arts journalism challenge faq s visual performing literary more about the book issues and ideas what is art search art blog pro home bourgeon essays poetry special sections about the student arts journalism challenge the bourgeon book facebook instagram x home bourgeon essays poetry special sections about the student arts journalism challenge the bourgeon book more search poetry two poems by jack giaour art opening instead of a gun you use a camera amputees are your subject these poor people you say the walls of the gallery are dark prints pinned neatly under spotlight life under deformity is the name of the show you most recent poetry two poems by jack giaour two poems by emily webb one poem by charlotte van schaack one poem by kate gorman most recent bourgeon essays remembering those who lived these lives by joe baur layering it on in napa california by josh stein making maps for an unknowable but improvable present by karey kessler water stones by lea craigie marshall articles from the archive competition finalists turn on tune in and drop by the national gallery by clare donnelly we all know what it feels like to be the black sheep and we can all recall a time when that s all we in their own words jane jerardi on efficiency how do we know what time it is and what it feels like to be in no time time body time how come when we re pushing hard we think we re getting further poetry two poems by patric pepper fenwick island i wish you were here for you would understandhow the confident starscan move this nightto companionable pity unwholesome as it is how the imperishable seamasquerades its from the editors interview with jon madof i didn t feel any pressure to be good i didn t feel any pressure for the music to be good i really didn t care unfortunately maybe it s cause the pendulum had swung back from this incredibly stressful experience in their own words this is a live feed with glass artist tim tate this is a live feed with glass artist tim tate who is also the founder of the washington glass school welcome tim and thanks for doing this interview what is art what is dance by stephen clapp the potential of this question draws me to respond with more questions what can dance be or what can be dance it literary arts two poems by allan ebert happy birthday old man every birthday i weigh less i m down to the last hole on my belt there s more hair in the clothes dryer than literary arts only the forest remembers by andre f peltier only the forest remembers only the forest remembersand us the sturdy low boughsheld us in our youthas we climbed the upper twigs swayedand bent in the wind from in their own words the dc cowboys by kevin platte the founder and artistic director of the d c cowboys writes about his work with the company their mission and their plans latest on mid atlantic review two poems by jack giaour two poems by emily webb one poem by charlotte van schaack one poem by kate gorman three poems by mary whitlow one poem by june gervais two poems by cathy hailey the reflection terrace at brookside gardens by abigail mills time is plastic by jay ulfelder two poems by sid gold violin plays by adele brown two poems by pamela mathison levitt