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End of an era for InPrint poet

Posted by Tim Lenton on 29 September 2009 at 14:34 in Journal

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Lisa (left) takes a rest during one of her poetry walks at Paston View image Lisa enjoying her work View image Lisa (right) with InPrint artist Annette Rolston View image

InPrint poet Lisa D'Onofrio, who inspired and helped to create the ground-breaking Poetry Vending Machine, is returning to her native Australia next month. She is a founder-member of the group and one of the prime movers in our various activities. She will leave a big gap, not only as a brilliantly imaginative poet, but also as a good friend.

The group is having a get-together in the early part of October to celebrate Lisa's time with us and to say goodbye to her, her husband Errol and children Dash and Blossom.

Meanwhile Lucy Care, organiser of the Paston Project, with which InPrint has been involved for well over a year, has an exhibition at the Griffon Gallery in North Walsham, Norfolk, this October. It runs until the gallery puts on a version of the Paston Exhibition starting on October 30.

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More pictures from Paston

Posted by Tim Lenton on 1 June 2008 at 17:44 in Journal

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In the swing of creation View image Artists at work View image Workshop leader Caroline in the garden View image Poetic inspiration View image Working on an image View image Project leader Lucy Care View image Workshop leader Rupert at the press View image

A selection of photographs taken at the two most recent workshops at The Barn, Dayspring. At the first, on May 11, Annette Rolston was leading with Rupert Mallin; at the second, on May 31, she was in charge of the artists while Caroline Gilfillan was with the writers. Some high quality work is being produced, and the prospects for the planned book and exhibition are excellent. However, a great deal remains to be done.

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