Marianne McNeese
Profile
Marianne is an artist, writer, librophile and junker. Her fine art medium of choice is paper, which she has been experimenting with for the last few years. Her artwork is influenced by Eric Carle, Marc Chagall, Jackson Pollock and Robert Rauschenberg. She saw Rauschenberg’s combine, Monogram, an assemblage of stuffed goat and automobile tire two years ago and ever since has been digging through piles of barn wood and junk shop merchandise.
Groups
Marianne McNeese is a member of All Things Orange Artwork Gallery, Authentic India, Flash Fiction, Heritage in Stone, in-between, Prairie Elevators of the Past, Short stories - Spherical Scriptings and Writing Workshop.
Writing
Travelogue: The Getty Villa
In the myth class van heading to the Getty Villa, my friend Tangarella tells me a story about the life journey of Haruki Murakami from nightclub owner to published author.
Before we Fly: Part One
When outsiders visited Prairie Dog Ceramics, Ophelia Gomez told them she was named after the inner moon of Uranus, a tiny moon that could be cradled inside a lunar crater
Before we Fly, we Migrate to Nebraska
Holstein, Ayrshire, & Guernsey mowed / the prairie grass rooted in uranium ores, / not yet unearthed by the pumping rigs / (that was soon to come).
