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Anita Marie Barnard (born 1960) is an American poet and visual artist working in glass, concrete, paint, mosaic, and collage.[1]

Over twenty-five of Barnard's poems have won recognition by judges and editors of poetry journals and literary magazines, most recently Borderlands: Texas Poetry Review and New Millennium Writings 2010. She has also edited several poetry anthologies.

Barnard's visual art has been exhibited at juried shows in New York, Illinois, Texas, Virginia, Germany, and New Zealand.

Poetry – awards and recognition

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  • (year?) Night Roses published "poem?" in the issue?[citation needed]
  • (year?) The Raven published "four poems?" in the issue? (featured author) and "two poems?" in the issue? (contest winner)[citation needed]
  • (year?) Pinehurst Review? Journal?[citation needed]
  • (year?) Hawaiʻi Review[2]
  • (year) Rats...? two poems
  • (year?) Tin Wreath[3]
  • (1990) Dreams & Nightmares published "Baptism" in issue no. 32.[4]
  • (1991) Midnight Zoo published "Hunter's Moon" and "The Hunt" in the January 1991 issue.[4]
  • (1991) Midnight Zoo published "To Ease the Terrors" and "Mistrust" in the March/April 1991 issue.[4]
  • (1991) Dreams & Nightmares published "False Thaw" in issue no. 34.[4]
  • (1995) The Lucid Stone published "Moving Toward Alexandria" in issue no. 2, Summer 1995.[5]
  • (2007) The Comstock Review awarded "Unwinding" Finalist distinction in their annual poetry contest for The Muriel Craft Bailey Memorial Award and published it in issue no. 21.2, Fall/Winter 2007.[6]
  • (2007) Borderlands: Texas Poetry Review published "My Daughter Talks to the Ants (I Have Just Tried to Poison)" in the Spring/Summer 2007 issue.[7]
  • (2007) Illya's Honey published "Rooting" and "Red" in issue no. 13, Spring/Summer 2007,[8] and nominated "Red" for the 2008 Pushcart Prize.[9]
  • (2007) Dos Gatos Press published "Marble Falls" in Texas Poetry Calendar 2008.[10]
  • (2008) Les Bonnes Fees published "Glass" in the November 2008 issue.[11]
  • (2009) New Millennium Writings awarded "Building With Straw" Honorable Mention distinction and published it in issue no. 19.[12]
  • (2008) The Blanton Poetry Project[13] placed a copy of "Callisto Exposed" in the Blanton Museum of Art, University of Texas at Austin, paired with the painting Diana and Callisto by Jan Brueghel the Elder and Hendrick van Balen, and Borderlands: Texas Poetry Review published it in the Spring/Summer 2009 special issue devoted to ekphrastic poetry.[14]
  • (2014) Cosmic Teapot/Chris Johnson published "Alchemy" in the book A Better Life: 100 Atheists Speak Out on Joy & Meaning in a World Without God.[15]

Poetry – publications

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  • (1995) Blood Offerings, a blood themed anthology of poetry co-edited and published by Barnard and Michelle Rhea.[16] Barnard and Rhea were invited by the Dallas Poets Community to read from Blood Offerings at the McKinney Avenue Contemporary gallery in Dallas, Texas.[16]
  • (1997) Other Testaments: A Poetry Anthology (Volume 1: The Old Testament and Volume 2: The New Testament), an anthology of Biblical revisionist poetry co-edited and published by Rhea and Barnard.[17]
  • (2001) Sense of Touch: A Poetry Anthology, an anthology of erotic poetry co-edited and published by Barnard and Stephen Vanek.[18]
  • (2003) Above Us Only Sky: Atheist Poetry, an anthology co-edited and published by Rhea and Barnard.[19]
  • (2008) Above Us Only Sky: Atheist Poetry: Volume Two, an anthology co-edited and published by Rhea and Barnard.[20] Premiere readings took place in November, 2008 at the Center for Inquiry—Los Angeles[citation needed] and in January, 2009 at the Humanist Society of Santa Barbara.[21]
  • (2009) The Venomed Kiss: Poems Of Childhood Emotional & Psychological Abuse, an anthology co-edited and published by Barnard and Rhea.[22]
  • (2013) On the Dark Path: An Anthology of Fairy Tale Poetry, an anthology edited and published by Barnard.[23]

Visual art – awards and recognition

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  • (2005) Life After The Tale, collage, was accepted by Smithtown Township Arts Council (STAC) for a juried exhibition, Women, Words and Images, at the Mills Pond House Gallery, St. James, New York.[24][25] Reviews of the exhibition appeared in The New York Times and Newsday.[26][27]
  • Firehouse Gallery – Functional Art[citation needed]
  • Firehouse Gallery – eVeryDAY a woman: Art BY, FOR, and ABOUT WOMEN[28]
  • Human Artefakts – HUMAN ÄŔTε⃞FAKŤS – Chicago area; Virginia; Bremen, Germany; 4 galleries in New Zealand[citation needed][29][30]

References

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  1. ^ "Incarnate Muse Press: Editor Biographies". Archived from the original on 2012-04-26. Retrieved 2011-12-16.
  2. ^ Welcome - Hawai'i Review, archived from the original on 2011-12-27
  3. ^ The Once-Vibrant Nocturnal Press of Barney Square Apartments in the City of Schenectady, from Whence All Inspiration Flows, archived from the original on October 18, 2010
  4. ^ a b c d "Summary Bibliography: Anita M. Barnard".
  5. ^ The Lucid Stone: Issue No. 2, Summer 1995
  6. ^ The Comstock Review, Fall–Winter 2007
  7. ^ "Untitled Document". Archived from the original on 2012-04-26. Retrieved 2011-12-16.
  8. ^ Illya's Honey Volume 13, Spring–Summer 2007
  9. ^ Anita Barnard Book Release: On the Dark Path: An Anthology of Fairy Tale Poetry, 27 February 2013, retrieved 4 May 2016
  10. ^ Texas Poetry Calendar 2008, 2008
  11. ^ "FANTASTIC FAIRY TALE STORIES – Best fairy tales of the world". Archived from the original on 2012-04-26. Retrieved 2011-12-17.
  12. ^ Award Recipients of the New Millennium Writings Awards 27 competition for Fiction, Poetry and Nonfiction, 2009, archived from the original on 7 November 2011, retrieved 15 December 2011
  13. ^ School Programs, archived from the original on 2011-12-14
  14. ^ Borderlands: Texas Poetry Review: Contributors Spring/Summer 2009, archived from the original on 3 March 2016, retrieved 4 May 2016
  15. ^ Johnson, Chris, ed. (2014), A Better Life: 100 Atheists Speak Out on Joy & Meaning in a World Without God, Cosmic Teapot/Chris Johnson, ISBN 978-0-9899360-0-2
  16. ^ a b Fowler, Jimmy (5 December 1996), "Events for the week", Dallas Observer, archived from the original on 15 April 2014, retrieved 14 December 2011
  17. ^ Other Testaments: A Poetry Anthology (Volume 1: Old Testament and Volume 2: New Testament), 1997
  18. ^ Sense of Touch: A Poetry Anthology, 2001
  19. ^ Above Us Only Sky: Atheist Poetry, 2003
  20. ^ Above Us Only Sky: Atheist Poetry: Volume Two, 2008
  21. ^ Cousineau, Dick; Rhea, Michelle (January 2009), "January Meeting: Anthology of Atheist Poetry" (PDF), The Secular Circular, archived from the original (PDF) on 26 April 2012, retrieved 14 December 2011
  22. ^ The Venomed Kiss: Poems Of Childhood Emotional & Psychological Abuse, 2009
  23. ^ Barnard, Anita M., ed. (2013), On the Dark Path: An Anthology of Fairy Tale Poetry, ISBN 9781482552867
  24. ^ "Arts & Entertainment; Women, Words and Images", Our Town—St. James, p. 27, March 2005
  25. ^ "Smithtown Township Arts Council Women". Archived from the original on 2005-04-24.
  26. ^ Harrison, Helen A. (3 April 2005), "ART: REVIEWS; The Rewards of a Story Well Told", The New York Times, pp. 12 L1, retrieved 15 December 2011
  27. ^ "ART; Celebrating feminism", Newsday, pp. B3, 25 March 2005
  28. ^ "eVeryDAY a woman: Art BY, FOR, and ABOUT WOMEN", Pegasus News, 2007, archived from the original on 17 January 2007, retrieved 20 Jan 2007
  29. ^ "Human Artefacts Touring Exhibition". Archived from the original on 2008-02-23. Retrieved 2011-12-16.
  30. ^ "Mini Artefakts Online Exhibit". Archived from the original on 2012-04-26. Retrieved 2011-12-16.
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