Poetry of the Wild

Sculptural Poetry Boxes engage community and promote stewardship of local environs.

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Vision Box project 2018, Ferry Point, Old Lyme CT
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Tubac, Arizona
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Poetry Reading/ Lyman Allyn Museum, June 2022
Rhonda Ward, poet, by her poem, Lyman Allyn Museum grounds
Michael Bradford, poet, by his poem, I Will Want to Love You
Michael Bradford poem, Lyman Allyn Museum grounds
Jose Gonzalez by his Poem, And Then I Read About
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block island
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Uconn flroes box
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All the projects are designed with collaborative involvement from local organizations. Partners have included: environmental groups, land trusts, arts centers, universities, and public schools and libraries  

All the Participating partners have included:
Lyman Allyn Museum, New London, CT. Jamestown Arts Center, Jamestown, RI. Lyme Art Academy, Old Lyme, CT Land Trust, Old Lyme, CT. Open Space Commission, Salve Regina University, Newport, RI, Tubac Center of the Arts, Anza Trail Coalition, Block Island Poetry Project, The University of Missouri/St. Louis: Gallery 210, The University of Conn/Avery Point: The Alexey von Schlippe Gallery of Art, Groton, Conn. The Mystic Arts Center, Mitchell College, Expressiones Cultural Center, New London, the Public Library of New London, Conn., ISSAC School, New London, Conn., Wood-Pawcatuck Watershed Association, Hope Valley RI, Audubon Society of Rhode Island, Smithfield Conservation Commission, Smithfield, RI, Bryant University, Smithfield, RI., Charlestown Elementary School, Charlestown RI, The Smokebrush Gallery and Foundation, Colorado Springs, The University of Colorado/Colorado Springs, Pikes Peak Library District, AUNE Head Arts, Dartington, United Kingdom
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