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Responding, A Conversation in Color celebrates an art exhibition that took place at Gallery 224 in Port Washington, Wisconsin, and the poetry reading that occurred in conjunction with it. The title is descriptive of the exhibition’s evolution and inspiration, along with the collective need in Wisconsin to experience color in the midst of the whites and grays of winter. Featuring the work of fine artists Martha Coaty, Erica Jane Huntzinger, and Angela Pierro, the exhibition demonstrated how color can be explored in decisively singular ways, and at the same time can appeal to an unmistakable level of cohesiveness, facilitating a conversation capable of both stirring and settling the senses of the viewer. That conversation was further amplified when ten Milwaukee area poets were invited to participate by writing one poem each in response to the exhibition, and then share them at a reading held at the gallery amidst the artwork of Coaty, Huntzinger, and Pierro. The end result confirmed a suspicion – that there is an undeniable synergy between artists and writers, and their natural inclination towards collaboration, and an appreciation for the other’s craft. It also proved something else – that there is an audience equally hungry to join in on the conversation. This book was designed to document that conversation, showcasing some of Coaty’s, Huntzinger’s, and Pierro’s artwork, along with the ten poems created by Beth Bretl, Jordan Dunn, Annie Grizzle, Jenny Gropp, Sam Pekarske, Oody Petty, Karl Pradel, Bethany Price, Laura Solomon, and Tad Phippen Wente.
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