by Deborah Karen Tash on March 7, 2012
An earthquake woke us
The light had barely begun
To slip through the window
Crystals hanging on a lamp
Tinkled like wind chimes
As the room shook
It’s the season for them
Documentaries of Fukushima
Air on public stations
Along with those of ruined cities
Wives and children lost in the waves
How many sleep in Poseidon’s arms?
By his other name
Neptune dissolves old forms
The sacred brine of his deep
A solvent for transformation
A cradle for islands of change
What washes up on the shore now?
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by Deborah Karen Tash on October 12, 2011
SERENITY FALL 2011
Deborah K. Tash, Annekarin Glass, Paola Coda, Clay Vajgrt, Sevilla Granger, Chuck Drees, Barbara Landis
OCT 14, 2011 – JAN 11, 2012
Meet the Artists: Wednesday, November 2 5:30 – 7:30pm RSVP
Sponsored by the UCSF National Center of Excellence in Women’s Health, each part in the series invites Bay Area artists to present a body of work that interprets the idea of ‘serenity’ in order to inspire relaxation, well-being and calm.
Begun in 2007 and featuring artwork exhibited on five floors, the ‘Serenity’ series is the San Francisco Bay Area’s largest continuous exhibit focused on positive, healing and uplifting artwork open to all 2D and wall hung 3D media.
Curator: Matt McKinley
venue: UCSF Women’s Health
2356 Sutter St. (x. Divisadero) SF, CA
Floors 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
