Event
KIA ARTbreak, Mary Hatch: How I Found My Muse Hiding in Plain Sight
July 12, 12:00 pm / In-Person and Online Event
“Surrealish: The Absurd and Unexpected” Kalamazoo Institute of Arts, June 4 – Sept 11, 2022. Opens June 4, during Arts Fair with free admission 10am-5pm
Interview
Shelley Irwin interviews Elizabeth Kerlikowske and Mary Hatch for WGVU’s Morning Show. To listen to the podcast click here
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Press
Encore Southwest Michigan’s Magazine, “More than Meets the Eye. The subversive art of Mary Hatch.”, by Elizabeth Kerlikowske
KYSO Flash, Knock-Your-Socks-Off Art & Literature, “God’s mustache fell from a great height with cloud still on it”, by Elizabeth Kerlikowske and “Birdbride” by Mary Hatch
DOWNTOWN NEWS MAGAZINE, April 2019, faces birmingham/bloomfield. Mary Hatch article by Kevin Elliott
Elizabeth Kerlikowske featured in a blog post by Linda Sienkiewicz.
Mary Hatch artwork profiled by MLIVE in an article by Simon Thalmann.
Conversation
Zinta Aistars talks with Elizabeth and Mary about Art Speaks during her weekly literary show on books and writers called Between the Lines. Click here to hear the recording
Book Reviews
“I love how the poems bring me back and forth into the work in a way that I might not have experienced otherwise. I’ve grown to love Mary’s work through Elizabeth’s words; they take me into each piece, like going through a doorway to a larger space filled with things I had not expected. My experience of her work has changed and I will appreciate it differently, more deeply. Usually, I have favorite pieces in a book of poetry but I love all of Elizabeth’s poems. And Mary is a genius at gesture, especially hands, what a master.”
Sydnee Peters, Instructor
Gwen Frostic School of Art
Western Michigan University
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Awards
The Pushcart Prize is an American literary prize published by Pushcart Press that honors the best “poetry, short fiction, essays or literary whatnot” published in the small presses over the previous year. It is the most honored literary project in America & Elizabeth Kerlikowske’s poem “Phantoms”, the inaugural poem in “Art Speaks, Paintings & Poetry”, has just been nominated by KYSO Flash for the 44th annual Pushcart Prize.
Congrats to Elizabeth Kerlikowse, co-winner of the Etchings Press Chapbook Contest in Poetry for “The Vaudeville Horse”, Publishing June 1st
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Posts
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