Sub-Urban Trust: Annuit Coeptis Sub-Urban Trust: Annuit Coeptis (God Has Smiled On Our Undertaking) 18 OCTOBER 2018,  HALL GARDNER I Am Ever...

  Henri Matisse. The Dance If this Creation Is Not Religious, it is Not.... In name of Matisse 18 AUGUST 2018,  HALL GARDNER   “All art wort...

  Saigon Dauphin, a prose-poem  War Guilt Saigon Dauphin, a repetitive nightmare sequence 18 JULY 2018,  HALL GARDNER Saigon Dauphin  is a p...

Home and Abroad Two Poems Home and Abroad 18 JUNE 2018,  HALL GARDNER Canto por una Salvadoreña Blown free in this land without mangos, You ...

Homage to Marcello Cammi Ingresso Libero: Free Entry Homage to Marcello Cammi, 1912-1994 18 MAY 2018,  HALL GARDNER I. The arrow of a rusty ...

  Three Working Poetraits Three Working Poetraits Errand Boy, Your Stepmother Calls You “Pussy”, Transport Craft 18 APRIL 2018,  HALL GARDNE...

  Poem of the week: Sea-Fever by John Masefield A single missing word in the 1902 poem sparks a deeper look at rhythm, dialect and longing S...

A 'Sub-Urban' Landscape One Nuke, Two Nuke, Blue Yook, Orange Zook  Poems Against the Most Monstrous Arms Buildup in World History 1...

  Vincent Van Gogh Vincent’s Room A visit to the last residence of Vincent Van Gogh in Auvers-sur-Oise 18 JULY 2019,  HALL GARDNER I stayed ...

A surreal, dreamlike oil painting captures the fusion of modern disconnection and poetic imagination So much depends upon and other poems Si...

  Dávid Locker Dávid Locker: Reflection Holds the Knife "The stakes of Locker’s subjective poetry are without a doubt life itself: the ...

  'Sir Plume demands the restoration of the lock,' an oil painting by Charles Robert Leslie, inspired by Alexander Pope's 'T...

Alexander Pope (21 May 1688 – 30 May 1744) is generally regarded as the greatest English poet of the eighteenth century, portrait by Michael...

  William Cowper (1731–1800), Manchester Art Gallery, England William Cowper's "The Task": faith and nature Exploring the evol...