Ekphrasis: Writing About Art
Ekphrasis: Writing About Art
The HCCC Poetry and Language Collective is looking for writers to write about art. For this project, works of art completed by HCCC Art Majors have been made available below. Then, participants will write creative works inspired by the art which will later be displayed with the art online on this page and at a live art show.
In Ekphrastic writing, participants are encouraged to spend some time with the work of art – think about how it makes you feel, what it makes you think of, and how you can express what is happening in the work of art. This expression can come in any form: poetry, short stories, journal entries, or any other creative form you can think of. You can find some examples on the Writing Examples page to help you get started.
If you would like some assistance with your writing, you can reach out to Professor Eric Adamson who can coordinate writing assistance for you. He can be reached at eadamson@hccc.edu.
Writing submissions will be due Monday, April 4th and can be submitted via email to poetry@hccc.edu. In the submission, please include the title of the work of art you have written about.
You can also submit using the form accessed by clicking the button below. Please note that the form will ask you to sign into your HCCC account.
Viejo San Juan
Kayla Ducusin
Hold On
Megan Ulloa
At Night
Isha Apalisok
Pandora
Isha Apalisok
Hey Moon (Please Forget To Fall Down)
Isha Apalisok
(Un)made
Isha Apalisok
Diver
Isha Apalisok
Eclipse
Daniel Calderon
Beauty of the Night
Brianna Cortez Rivera
Journey to the Moon
Brianna Cortez Rivera
Bird Mask
Daniel Estrada
One of those days
Kenya Benitez
Op Art
Daniel Estrada
The Cube of Saturn
Daniel Calderon
Whisper, Mind of the Hive Wyrms
Duy-Minh Do
Self-Portait
Daniel Estrada
Who Are We If Not The Stories We Tell Ourselves?
Sandy Polanco
Static Forest
Nickalus Seebaran
Submerged in Blue
Zariah Alfaro
Flooding memories
Vianel