- Linda Monacelli-Johnson
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Since 1977, Linda Monacelli-Johnson has lived in or near Santa Fe. Her three books are
Lacing the Moon (Cleveland State University Poetry Center, 1978), Weathered
(Sunstone Press, 1986), and Campanile (Drummer Press, 1999). Some of her poetry has
been translated and published in the Italian literary journal Zeta. Poems by
Monacelli-Johnson have also appeared in literary magazines and anthologies throughout the
United States, including The Dream Book: An Anthology of Writings by Italian American
Women (second edition) and the New Mexico anthologies The Spirit That Wants Me,
¡Saludos! Poemas de Nuevo México, and New Mexico Poetry Renaissance.
Holding a master's degree in English literature, she has served the Santa Fe area as a
freelance writer and editor for more than two decades.
- poems in the Broadside... Vigil
-- Part 1 (Not far from where the kingfisher)
-- Part 8 (Most days of my visit)
-- Part 16 (Over me a plummeting shadow)
-- Part 22 (Defiant butter- )
-- Part 25 (How does that dipper)
-- Part 28 (Though I don't even get a glimpse)
-- Part 29 (In ponderosa shade again)
-- Part 34 (Arriving at tranquil)
-- Part 37 (A camping trip could be good)
-- Part 38 (All winter I wondered)
-- Part 43 (The vigil of several years, Daddy)
-- Part 44 (The river's risen)
- Whitman Johnson
- After earning a BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute, Whitman Johnson moved to Santa Fe
in 1975. Solo and group exhibits of his paintings and drawings include shows at
Ernesto Mayans Gallery, the Armory for the Arts, the Santa Fe Festival of the Arts, and the
Stables Art Center in New Mexico, as well as the Cochise Fine Art Center in Bisbee, Arizona,
the Cabrillo College Gallery in Aptos, California, the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in
Kansas City, Missouri, and the Grace Borgenicht Gallery in New York City. Johnson served as
a juror for the 1985 "Landscapes of the Southwest" exhibit at the Stables Art Center in Taos.
His work is in a number of corporate and public collections, such as Frito-Lay, Inc.,
Sprint Corporation, and the Museum of New Mexico. Landscape drawings by Johnson are on the
book covers of Weathered and Campanile; a still life is the cover painting
of Spectral Line, jointly published in 1999 by the Santa Fe Public Library and the
Institute of American Indian Arts. One of his landscape paintings was used as the recurrent
image on materials designed for the 1996 CIO Executive Forum of software manufacturers,
which was organized by Sun Microsystems and was held in Santa Fe.
- paintings in the Broadside... House in Nambe
-- Thompson Peak
-- Galisteo Basin
-- Pink Granite
- --Inquire about art: wjsfnm@aol.com
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