In the ekphrastic tradition, a poet responds to a piece of art by writing a poem. For this showcase, poet Tricia Bogle and artist Shu Tu expand the meaning of ekphrasis by showing art and poetry in dynamic conversation.


NYPL Exhibit: In a Garden of Small Dreams (Art + Poetry in Conversation)

Ekphrastic Collaboration with Shu Tu (digital artist), featured at the New York Public Library, Hamilton Grange (2023) [This link will take you directly to artist Shu Tu's website, where you can view the 8 pieces featured in the NYPL exhibit.]

In a Garden of Small Dreams: Art + Poetry in Conversation (link to artist website)

Featured Poet: Tricia Bogle 
Pine Row Press (Issue No. 7, Summer 2023) 

2 Poems: "Daphne" & "Solstice Two"

South Dakota Review, Vol. 57, No. 3 (Summer 2023)

Tornado (Mother's Day)

Ideation

Chautauqua Literary Journal, Issue 20.2: Chance Encounters (2023)

"The Bronx is like this:
stray things show up at the door-- 
menus, Mormons, someone else's morning paper."


Bronx, 1995 

How to Make a Jade Bonsai

A poem in honor of the childfree/childless by choice.
Passengers Journal, Vol. 3, Issue 3, September 2022

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Selected work

Projects