Review of One Small Corner (by Roger Moore)
review written by John Sutherland
One Small Corner: A Kingsbrae Chronicle is a wonderful little volume of poetical works, inspired and provoked by Roger’s residency for a month at the First International Artists Residency at Kingsbrae in St. Andrews, New Brunswick. His time there was clearly productive, with two to three evocative poems constructed each day. His fellow artists, a sculptor, painter, musician (who spoke no English), and another artist (encaustic: one who works in beeswax and paint) must have had a memorable month together.
Read More»KIRA: an intense creative experience
By Roger Moore
On March 2, I was informed that I had been selected to participate in the first of the three one-month KIRA (Kingsbrae International Residency for Artists) residencies planned for this inaugural year (2017). My residency ran from June 1-28, with other sessions planned for July and August. Four artists completed our initial cohort: Carlos Carty, a pan-piper from Peru, two painters, Anne Wright from Ottawa and Ruby Allan from Fredericton, and Elise Muller, a sculptor from Muskoka.
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