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âWho ever said, that my paintings are not in the traditional Indian style, has poor knowledge of Indian art indeed.â Oscar Howeâs art accompanies poetry by
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and Sean Glatch this week:
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(đ¨: Courtesy of the Whitney Museum of American Art)
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âhere is your whole / self against her whole self / the one with violets in her lapâ Read âAgainst Herâ by
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, in the nest now (đ¨: Oscar Howe, courtesy of the Whitney Museum of American Art)
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âI want you; I want / to preserve youâlike the taxidermist / who transforms a carcass to carrion cast," Read âEssay on Vanityâ by Sean Glatch, in the nest now (đ¨: Oscar Howe, courtesy of the Whitney Museum of American Art)
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3 months ago
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We have new poems in the nest this week from Allison Bell Field and Sean Glatch (đ¨: Oscar Howe, courtesy of the Whitney Museum of American Art)
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3 months ago
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Extension alert! We added a couple more days to our Poetry Contest! Send your poetry for our judge, Cecily Parks by this Friday; the winner will receive $250 and publication. Find details in the nest and on Submittable:
pigeonpagesnyc.submittable.com/submit
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Itâs the last day of our Poetry Contest! Send your poetry for our judge, Cecily Parks, tonight; the winner will receive $250 and publication. Find details in the nest and on Submittable:
pigeonpagesnyc.submittable.com/submit
4 months ago
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Not to sound like a ghost with a grudge that crawls out of your TV, butâŚseven dayssssss! Send us your poetry before time is up.
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Itâs contest time again! Send your most beautiful poetry for our judge, Cecily Parks, by September 15. The winner will receive $250 and publication. Find details in the nest and on Submittable:
pigeonpagesnyc.submittable.com/submit
5 months ago
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Christina Quarlesâ gestural, abstract paintings confront themes of racial and sexual identities, gender, and queerness. Quarlesâ work accompanies new poems by MaKenzie Copp this week:
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(đ¨: Courtesy of the Whitney Museum)
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TGIF! We hope your weekend plans include writing some poetry and submitting to our Poetry Contest, judged by Cecily Parks. Submit by September 15; the winner will receive $250 and publication. Find details in the nest and on Submittable:
pigeonpagesnyc.submittable.com/submit
5 months ago
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âbut there she is / laughing, my grandmother in her hospital gownââ Read âLumpectomyâ by MaKenzie Copp, in the nest now (đ¨: Christina Quarles; courtesy of the Whitney Museum)
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5 months ago
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âI want a mouthful of vinegar, salt, and all the things I can't have.â Read âWithout Saying Homesickâ by MaKenzie Copp (đ¨: Christina Quarles; c/o the Whitney Museum)
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We have new poems in the nest this week by MaKenzie Copp, just for you! (đ¨: Christina Quarles; courtesy of the Whitney Museum)
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5 months ago
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Itâs contest time again! Send your most beautiful poetry for our judge, Cecily Parks, by September 15. The winner will receive $250 and publication. Find details in the nest and on Submittable:
pigeonpagesnyc.submittable.com/submit
5 months ago
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âIt is too soon to test. We wait. The bleeding will stop or it wonât, and then we will know.â ICYMI, the winning story from our Flash Contest is in the nest now! Read âImplantation Bleedingâ by Olivia Fantini, chosen by our judge, Rachel Lyon (đ¨: Debbi Kenote)
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6 months ago
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"When I started, I wanted to make paintings thatâŚyou didn't need 'talent' to make. You just had to think in a certain way." Carroll Dunhamâs work accompanies new poetry by Jenny Maaketo and Molly Moran (đ¨: Courtesy of the Whitney Museum of American Art)
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6 months ago
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âAnd we were the laugh track to our sick version of Americaâs Funniest Home Videosârewinding/replaying Momâs punchline.â Read âIn the Ovenâ by Jenny Maaketo, in the nest now (đ¨: Carroll Dunham; courtesy of the Whitney Museum of American Art)
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âno two things ever really touchâ / except on maps. Huron and Michigan look a little like a pair of lungs.â Read âLoverâs Leapâ by Molly Moran, in the nest now (đ¨: Carroll Dunham; courtesy of the Whitney Museum of American Art)
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We have new poems in the nest this week by Jenny Maaketo and Molly Moran (đ¨: Carroll Dunham; courtesy of the Whitney Museum of American Art)
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6 months ago
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âDonât make me out to be an artist. I am an engineer. I am after the facts. Only the facts.â Harold Edgertonâs work accompanies new poems by Madeleine Mori this week:
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(đ¨: Courtesy of Whitney Museum of American Art)
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âWhen fresh retina is braided into / burnt fibers, do the living see through the dead," Read âRotoscopeâ by Madeleine Mori, in the nest now (đ¨: Harold Edgerton; courtesy of Whitney Museum of American Art)
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6 months ago
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âI sign no lease in Brooklyn, / do not accept the life you envision for me without you.â Read âRemainâ by Madeleine Mori now (đ¨: Harold Edgerton; c/o Whitney Museum of American Art)
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6 months ago
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We have new poems in the nest by Madeleine Mori this week, check them out! (đ¨: Harold Edgerton; courtesy of Whitney Museum of American Art)
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7 months ago
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âSpanning from tiny figurines to large scale installations, the works come across as sometimes innocent and sometimes distinctly ominous â but always immensely attractive.â Louise Hindsgavlâs work accompanies new poetry by Maya Bernstein and Michael Juliani:
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7 months ago
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âwho gathered these and why / pursue a form that would be razed / by noon." Read âSand Mermaidâ by Maya Bernstein, in the nest now (đ¨: Louise Hindsgavl, courtesy of Hans Alf Gallery)
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âThe sky looks uninspired / when I plead with it. / I want to see the planets / my father showed me." Read âInlandâ by Michael Juliani, in the nest now (đ¨: Louise Hindsgavl, courtesy of Hans Alf Gallery)
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7 months ago
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We have new poems in the nest this week by Maya Bernstein and Michael Juliani (đ¨: Louise Hindsgavl, courtesy of Hans Alf Gallery)
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7 months ago
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"I use a lot of references from female body and nature and a lot of Hindu mythology. I draw inspiration from my culture too. I do not know what I am known for. I think others can answer that better." Madhurima Gangulyâs work accompanies new poetry by Kuhu Joshi this week:
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8 months ago
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âUnlike Ganga and Yamuna, you seemed to have / no role. In you, my grandmothers drowned / who they could be.â Read âLetter to Saraswatiâ by Kuhu Joshi, in the nest now (đ¨: Madhurima Ganguly)
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8 months ago
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âWhat I wanted to know was, / are you lonely? Do you have enough / family?â Read âSpell to Call on My Future Familyâ by Kuhu Joshi, in the nest now (đ¨: Madhurima Ganguly)
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8 months ago
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We have new poems in the nest for you this week by Kuhu Joshi (đ¨: Madhurima Ganguly)
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8 months ago
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âFor me, poetry is devotional, and the process is deeply private. I see poetry as a way of being in the world, attuned to the ebbs and flows of daily life.â Read our interview with Carlie Hoffman, in the nest now:
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8 months ago
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Abigail Hunt uses re-appropriated textures and surfaces from found images to make collages which explore a haptic relationship between the hand and the object. Huntâs work accompanies new flash from Madeline Rosales:
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9 months ago
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âIt was the broken glass that took my husbandâs life. That was all it was, just a little piece of broken glass from an old syringe, slicing through his palm during our morning search through the recyclables.â New in the nest by Madeline Rosales (đ¨: Abigail Hunt)
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9 months ago
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âKikoâs paintings layer grids and patterns of hard-edge color that draw formal inspiration from design, urban infrastructure, and the visual palette of city life.â Kiko Bordeosâ work accompanies poetry by Shanley Poole and Ken Holland:
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9 months ago
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âand yes, the she is you, / and yes, the you is me." Read âHomecomingâ by Shanley Poole, in the nest now (đ¨: Kiko Bordeos)
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9 months ago
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âhow to peel an orange in the dark, / or make small talk in a blacked-out bar / to a person who may or may not be a woman." Read âMagnetic Charmâ by Ken Holland, in the nest now (đ¨: Kiko Bordeos)
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9 months ago
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Weâve got new poems in the nest this week by Shanley Poole and Ken Holland (đ¨: Kiko Bordeos)
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"[Sculpture] feels like crossing into another dimension where all the footing has to be figured out and a new language should be invented, like having a map in a dream jungle." Rodrigo HernĂĄndezâs work accompanies a new story by Janelle Greco, in the nest now:
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9 months ago
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âI cupped it in my hands as if it were an egg or a small flower and peeked through my fingers just to be sure.â Read a new story in the nest by Janelle Greco (đ¨: Rodrigo HernĂĄndez; c/o of Galeria Madragoa, Lisbon)
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9 months ago
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Todayâs the day! Weâre excited to open back up for the poets!
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10 months ago
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Itâs been a rough start to 2025, and we donât know about you, but weâd like to take a moment to think back to some good things in 2024. So here are some very belated picks from Team Pigeon of pieces that we loved last year đ§ľ
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Weâre telling you now so you know itâs not a joke: weâre opening our poetry submissions back up in April, including our fast reads option for a quick response! Keep an eye out on Submittable for all of the details:
pigeonpagesnyc.submittable.com/submit
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"A ghost is an unresolved emotion. Once it is resolved it disappears. I think the role of the artist, the writer, is to suspend ghosts, because that suspends the emotion, the drama and the duration." Izhar Patkinâs art accompanies new poems in the nest by Carlie Hoffman:
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âthe voice is speaking, though only the wind / motions toward me.â Read âNew Worldâ by Carlie Hoffman, in the nest now (đ¨: Izhar Patkin; courtesy of the Whitney Museum of American Art)
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âI plant a tree with the certainty my brother will reemerge from beneath the seaâ / How many metaphors less damaging for escaping?â Read âMyth of Icarus as Girl, Leavingâ by Carlie Hoffman, in the nest now (đ¨: Izhar Patkin; c/o the Whitney Museum of American Art)
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We have new poems in the nest this week by Carlie Hoffman (đ¨: Izhar Patkin; courtesy of the Whitney Museum of American Art)
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"I like to find parallels between the trickster and folklore and the trickster in nature." Ilana Savdieâs work accompanies poems by ceara margaret hennessey and Kelsey L. Smoot this week:
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(đ¨: Courtesy of the Whitney Museum of American Art)
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âkissing those tender-most juncturesâ / the ones implying permanence.â Read âour moment under the sunâ by Kelsey L. Smoot, in the nest now (đ¨: Ilana Savdie, courtesy of the Whitney Museum of American Art):
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