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Please join us for our 4th Annual Kids Poetry Reading.
Our 2012-2013 season of Poetry Paths is coming to a close, and we write to invite you all to join us for our 4th annual Kids Poetry Reading. Please join the poets and their teachers, principals, friends, neighbors and families as … Continue reading
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Poetry Paths Third Annual Kids Poetry Reading
Wednesday, May 23 6:30 – 8:00 pm Schnader Theater at the Roschel Performing Arts Center Franklin & Marshall College (College Ave. between New and Frederick Streets.) From October 2011 through April 2012, students from Lancaster’s public elementary schools have been … Continue reading
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Come Celebrate Poetry Paths at the Lancaster Public Library!
On Friday, March 2 at 5 pm, Poetry Paths will join the Lancaster Public Library to mark the installation of this artful bench by SALT Design Studio and collaborator Brooklyn-based artist Erin Gleason featuring the poetry of Emily Dickinson. Guests … Continue reading
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Answering your questions about the process we used at Shreiner-Concord
Several people have written to us to ask if they could see the other artists’ proposals we received for Shreiner-Concord Cemetery. In fact, we only solicited two proposals from artists for the site, and we have presented both of these proposals to the … Continue reading
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Send us your comments! Lancaster Public Library’s design proposals.
The Lancaster Public Library’s Duke Street Alcove will soon house a public art installation incorporating the words of Emily Dickinson’s Poem “I Dwell In Possibility”. Take a look at your two artists’ proposals here (pdf), and send your thoughts, comments and … Continue reading
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Design proposals for Clipper Magazine Stadium: Let us know your thoughts!
We would love your feedback on submissions for Poetry Path’s public art installations. We are currently collecting public comments on two design proposals for Clipper Magazine Stadium. Each artist was tasked with incorporating the words from Le Hinton’s poem, Our Ballpark, into their … Continue reading
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