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@spanoudis.bsky.socialOct 7, 2026, 2:29 AM

#Art of #Repetition
from the upcoming #book #Cylindrical
An #Ekphrastic piece on a #sculpture by #RandolphRogers #American, 1825-1892
#photos and #poem(c) 2026 by Stephen Spanoudis

A #rumination on the #art of success, vs the #success of art

#UofM #Museum of #Art #poetry #theotherpages #artist

@pamelaradiantart.bsky.socialSep 25, 2026, 2:13 PM

'A Living Ember of Jazz'

8.5" x 11"
India ink and iridescent ink on paper, 2025.

#ArtSky #painting #jazz #ekphrastic #art

@medusa-salt-poet.bsky.socialSep 24, 2026, 3:24 AM

"An Orange, A Syllable" is a magnificent study in delay and recurrence in lyric. And of course, the amazing Gillian Size always brings us her #ekphrastic #poems which are woven into the collection seamlessly.
#poetry
Publisher is @ecwpress.bsky.social

Book cover showing soft light filtering through a sheer curtain and a partially open shuttered window; the title "An Orange, A Syllable" appears over the curtain and the author name "gillian sze" sits in the lower right, in muted brown-beige tones conveying a quiet mood.
@markrmeyer.bsky.socialSep 23, 2026, 5:37 PM

yesteryears —
the torrid days and nights
of pink passion

"Pink Freud Thoughts" - - transformed multiple layered paintings
#art #painting #abstractart #vss365 #senryu #ekphrastic #passion

@poikaboo.bsky.socialSep 9, 2026, 12:16 PM

A poem for the Bowl with Human Feet, who I feel truly paternal towards

#poem #poetry #poemoftheday #blueskypoets #ekphrastic
#PKBPoetry

Bowl with Human Feet Predynastic, Late Naqada l–Naqada II ca. 3700–3450 BCE, Egypt Poem reads: Don't worry, Master, I'm coming! It's just I don't have knees, and every step for you, is five or so toddles for me! Worse still, when I'm carrying fruit or (worse again) grain, I can't look down to see where I'm going! I'm perpetually in danger of tripping on a stone or a crack you didn't notice, and when we're on a slight incline, the apples or rice or wine falls so far and fast! I don't know if you've ever tried catching a rolling apple on your head, with no hands, but it isn't easy! Sometimes, Mother, I wonder, did you make me for labour or love? Did you intend on watching me chip my feet on compact Nile earth as I tumble after wine I can't reclaim? Or did you hope for me a mantlepiece, a conversation starter? You made me "to bring", but what, to where, and pray tell, I don't have to be faster than the carriage of Ra for (as stated before) I do not have knees, and my head is much larger than my feet.
@samboswell.bsky.socialSep 8, 2026, 8:20 AM

“Get on with you” appears in the latest edition of ARTERY magazine & responds to inspirational artwork by Lucinda Tassone #ekphrastic #poem

painting depicts two infants: one sucking two bottles, and the other in tearsmy take on the previous infant image with a memory of children on a beach in Albany, Western Australiamagazine cover depicting the header, edition number (4), and altered image features of “jesus” by Lucinda Tassoneback cover of the magazine listing contributors and the source of their inspiration as “I live for this” by Lucinda Tassone