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Four Poets
By the time I arrived at Bellamys this morning John and Pauline had not only collected the seating but also arranged it so everyone would be able to view the poets. All I had to do was set out the … Continue reading
When penguins come home in the evening
Back in my teens I spent many weekends exploring the Otago peninsula. I never failed to be enthralled by the evening sight of penguins surfing onto the beach on their bellies, waddling over the sand and hopping up the dunes … Continue reading
From our exhibition walls
I’ve heard that the first bookbinding workshop this afternoon was a great success. I’m looking forward to minding the Gallery tomorrow afternoon and having a peek in at the second workshop tutored by the talented Lynn Taylor. We’re so very … Continue reading
The opening
At last year’s exhibition Imogen, a friend from school days, walked into the opening and said what can I do. I left her in charge of the food and drinks and didn’t have a worry all evening. This year I … Continue reading
We are five!
I took this photo from the doorway at Bellamys Gallery yesterday morning. There’s a small beach across the road, a cafe next door and a dairy on the other side. With ice creams, hot chocolates and paddling on offer – … Continue reading
art’n poetry
This morning, moments before Pauline Bellamy arrived to help me transport the artwork down to Macandrew Bay, South City Print rang to say the exhibition books were ready. I dashed down to Fox Street and collected the art of poetry, … Continue reading
the Bicycle Thieves
If you want to know what the title of this post has to do with a poet then just click on The Poets, select Alistair Robinson and read on……..
Editor, proofreader and ex Fellow
Photo courtesy of Graham Warman I have a story about an early poem of mine called ‘Jane Coleridge’. The poem mixes up, thoroughly anachronistically, Jane Eyre and the story of Coleridge’s famous distraction from writing ‘Kubla Khan’. It … Continue reading