Madge McKeithen

Who is Madge? (and how did I end up here?)

Growing up amid the white sand and tall pines of eastern North Carolina, Madge McKeithen headed to Tidewater Virginia to the College of William and Mary read more

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• Abundance

  May 16, 2013

  Points South

  Leighton B. McKeithen, Jr.

        March 12, 1925 – May 8, 2013 read more

  Tags: Cameron, father, Fayetteville, Leighton McKeithen, North Carolina, poetry, Presbyterian, tribute, William Stafford, WWII

  

• In Play and Four Women

  April 29, 2013

  New York

   Splendid Playground, the Guggenheim exhibit of post-war Japanese art from the Gutai group that closes May 8th, includes TANAKA Atsuko’s “Electric Dress”, 1956, read more

  Tags: Atsuko Tanaka, Brenda Hillman, Fun, Guggenheim, Gutai Art, Lucille Clifton, Play, Sarah Sarai, serious fun

  

• Caught

  April 17, 2013

  New York + Points South

   

  

  
  

  Street, at the Metropolitan Museum, an exhibit that features an hour-long video by James Nares edited from 16 hours read more

  Tags: Berenice Abbott, experience, Giacometti, James Nares, looking, NC, New York, Southern Pines, Spring

  

• Southern Literary Festival

  March 5, 20131 comment

  Points South

  Each season brings a new pace. Spring carries particular anticipation — if only a momentary perspective, read more

  Tags: Columbus State University, Dan Albergotti, Georgia, Kevin Wilson, moment, Natasha Trethewey, poetry, Points South, Southern Literary Festival, Spring, Stephen Dobyns, Tim O'Brien, vernal equinox

  

• Klee & Montale at year’s end

  December 28, 2012

  New York

  Paul Klee’s Old Man Counting is on view at the Met through read more

  Tags: art, countdown, creativity, Inner Forces, Klee, Montale, New Year, Old Man Counting

  

Abundance

May 16, 2013

Points South

Leighton B. McKeithen, Jr.

      March 12, 1925 – May 8, 2013 read more

Tags: Cameron, father, Fayetteville, Leighton McKeithen, North Carolina, poetry, Presbyterian, tribute, William Stafford, WWII

In Play and Four Women

April 29, 2013

New York

 Splendid Playground, the Guggenheim exhibit of post-war Japanese art from the Gutai group that closes May 8th, includes TANAKA Atsuko’s “Electric Dress”, 1956, read more

Tags: Atsuko Tanaka, Brenda Hillman, Fun, Guggenheim, Gutai Art, Lucille Clifton, Play, Sarah Sarai, serious fun

Recent Work

From What Really Happened

Find the North Carolina Department of Correction Public Information System website. Enter the name of the offender. Write down the seven-digit offender ID number. Click on the box to see the photo­graph. Or you can do this later. read more

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