MIRIAM BARR

Studio One Tu Toi, 26 Nov - 18 Dec 2014 Photography by Faye Norman Poetry by Miriam Barr Brushwork by Pippa Fay Take a tour with Arts Diary http://artsdiary.co.nz/bt60/1640/1.html

Studio One Tu Toi, 26 Nov - 18 Dec 2014 Photography by Faye Norman Poetry by Miriam Barr Brushwork by Pippa Fay Take a tour with Arts Diary http://artsdiary.co.nz/bt60/1640/1.html

Studio One Tu Toi, 26 Nov - 18 Dec 2014 Photography by Faye Norman Poetry by Miriam Barr Brushwork by Pippa Fay Take a tour with Arts Diary http://artsdiary.co.nz/bt60/1640/1.html

Studio One Tu Toi, 26 Nov - 18 Dec 2014 Poetry by Miriam Barr Brushwork by Pippa Fay Take a tour with Arts Diary http://artsdiary.co.nz/bt60/1640/1.html

A cut-out poetry and collage booklet created as part of In Collusion's Abstract Compositions project: http://incollusion.wordpress.com/abstractcomps-miriam-barr/ Also featured in the Femail Project exhibition in the UK in 2013: www.facebook.com/thefemailproject

A cut-out poetry and collage booklet created as part of In Collusion's Abstract Compositions project: http://incollusion.wordpress.com/abstractcomps-miriam-barr/

A cut-out poetry and collage booklet created as part of In Collusion's Abstract Compositions project: http://incollusion.wordpress.com/abstractcomps-miriam-barr/

Deletion poem made using Michael Harlow's poem All About the World as found on the 2010 National Poetry Day postcard series

Edited by Miriam Barr - Side Stream published over 100 poets from around NZ and the world. #28 Contributors Orchid Tierney – one night stand Mat Gould – as always Karen Margolis – a wish is a dream Kelvin Fowler – Needs Met Angela King – To W.S. John Ryan – Understanding Parrotbush Karen Phillips – To Our Children Overseas Angela King – All’s Well That Ends Well Judith McNeil – God’s Candles Ila Selwyn – A found poem... Maris O’Rourk – Night Sky Jeremy Roberts – Tomorrow?

Richard Selinkoff - Culinary and Social Skills Gus Simonovic – Stone Precious Penny Somervaille – A Beautiful Winter Solstice Day Scott Owens – Nearing the end of my Sentence James Crompton – Needy Patrick Graham – rough sex Richard Taylor – sexual discretion Madeleine Heron – Inscription Neesha Bremner – And I will Vaughan Gunson – Perspective M. Rohith – Tear Mark Pirie – Learning Maths in Afghanistan K. Turner – Images of Faces that Won't Leave Ila Selwyn – Why dogs bark at the moon

Issue 25 Contributors Guest edited by Michael Steven Ross Brighton – Poem Craig Cliff – Two Days After Tomorrow Robert McLean – Two Epigrams Ryan Moroney – We Need More Sandra Sarala – miniature of another’s life Matthew Monte – To Luthiers and Their Makers Helen Rickerby – How we alienate each other Aleksandra Lane – countries of white middle-aged men David Eggleton – Twenty Second Century Namita Krishnamurthy - silence in the form of doors

Issue 23 Contributors Michael Steven – passing an office party at SPQR Scott Owens – Pelicans Anna Kaye Forsyth – Topographies of the soul Richard Selinkoff – The Little Things Jason Morales – hopeful, yes? nods. of course Matt Gould – wishing for nothing more ... Aleksandra Lane – Sold Out Kiri Piahana-Wong – Untitled Jane Griffin – Ohauahau North Lee Wallace - A Girl Named Prue Elizabeth Wilson – Talking Poem

Collaboration with Elke Finkenaur for Metonymy 2011

Collaboration with Elke Finkenaur for Metonymy 2011

Collaboration with Elke Finkenaur for Metonymy 2011

Collaboration with Elke Finkenaur for Metonymy 2011

2010 Metonymy collaboration with glass artist Isla Osborne. A series of glass stick maps. We scatter the oceans in constellations

2010 Metonymy collaboration with glass artist Isla Osborne. A series of glass stick maps. The intersections are where the islands are.

2010 Metonymy collaboration with glass artist Isla Osborne. A series of glass stick maps. we build patterns to track these vast expanses a map of ebb and swell

2010 Metonymy collaboration with glass artist Isla Osborne. A series of glass stick maps. We have voyaged here to be where we are This is a mantra for safety I made for you

2010 Metonymy collaboration with glass artist Isla Osborne. A series of glass stick maps. A rising star doesn't always go straight up from the horizon. Sometimes we find ourselves in the knotted places.

Collaboration with Heidi Brickell for Metonymy 2009

Collaboration with Heidi Brickell for Metonymy 2009

Collaboration with Heidi Brickell for Metonymy 2009

Global Eyes Feet Voice Project called on the poets who took part in the Lights of Matariki collaboration to create their own poetic object art for an exhibition at Te Karanga Gallery. I made these hand-dyed paper poetry lamps.

Global Eyes Feet Voice Project called on the poets who took part in the Lights of Matariki collaboration to create their own poetic object art for an exhibition at Te Karanga Gallery. I made these hand-dyed paper poetry lanterns.

The Global Eyes Feet Voice Project called on the poets who took part in the Lights of Matariki collaboration to create their own poetic object art for an exhibition at Te Karanga Gallery. I made these hand-dyed paper poetry lanterns.

The Global Eyes Feet Voice Project called on the poets who took part in the Lights of Matariki collaboration to create their own poetic object art for an exhibition at Te Karanga Gallery. I made these hand-dyed paper poetry lanterns.