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Writing Workshops
.My creative nonfiction and poetry are published in over 75 journals, 17 countries, and 5 continents.
Come write with me!
This spring I’m offering a series of free workshops.
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April 23
Maine Media Workshops
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May 1
International Photography Hall Of Fame
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May 7
The Farnsworth Art Museum
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May 15
The Portland Museum Of Art
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May 17
The Camden Festival Of Poetry
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Exhibit
Seeing With The Heart
Paul & John Paul Caponigro 1953 – 2020
Father and son share a strong dedication to their crafts and a deep reverence for nature.
Creative individuals often have multiple mediums: both photographers, Paul plays piano and John Paul is a painter and poet.
They offer their own words to deepen how we might understand their photographs and contemplate how we see the world and our place in it.
Photographic Traveling Exhibits
Contact us to reserve dates.
This exhibit is ready to ship.
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Prints
79 prints framed to 16×20″ and 28×36″
silver gelatin & pigmented ink prints
Audio
Hear Paul Caponigro playing piano.
Hear John Paul Caponigro reading his poetry.
Lectures
John Paul is available for lectures and gallery talks.
Father & Son
The Practice Of Photography – Past, Present, Future
Ekphrasis – Writing In Response To Art.
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Exhibits
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Landscapes Within Landscapes
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.50 large prints survey the artist’s career; this exhibit illuminates how the perception of nature and the nature of perception are deeply intertwined. How we see the land changes how we see ourselves. The artist suggests we are land, not apart from nature but a part of Nature.
Process
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25 small prints unveil the artist’s practices in detail, showing how process influences perception.
Enhanced with audio, video, and hybrid texts, the two exhibits combined offer a unique look into contemporary visions of land and changes in photographic practice.
Catalog
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A catalog is available.
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