About Anne Dykers
Anne Dykers is a poet and book artist in Silver Spring, Maryland, where she also has a private practice in body-centered psychotherapy. (For information about her therapy practice, please go to www.embodywellbeing.com).
Anne has studied writing with poet and translator T Begley since the mid-90's and has been nourished by a vibrant group of fellow writers whose lives, like hers, are steeped in the disciplines of somatics, depth psychology, energetic healing and contemplative spiritual practice--in which writing has become a central practice. She studied book arts with Gretchen Schermerhorn and others at Pyramid Atlantic, also in Silver Spring.
Her poetry has appeared in Green Mountains Review, Ashen Meal (ed. David C.D. Gansz), The Takoma Voice, The Journal of the American Massage Therapy Association, and Burgeon: Fifty Artists Write About Their Work (ed. Robert Bettman). Her artist's books have been shown in the juried 2012 Member's exhibit of Pyramid Atlantic, and in the Rappahannock Studio and Gallery Tour, at the studio of Margot Neuhaus.
She has also participated in readings and collaborative projects organized by Stephanie Ney, Anne Becker, and David Fogel and hosted by the Takoma Park Community Center.
Anne continues to explore in collaboration with others the poetics of space and the sculptural nature of writing.
Anne has studied writing with poet and translator T Begley since the mid-90's and has been nourished by a vibrant group of fellow writers whose lives, like hers, are steeped in the disciplines of somatics, depth psychology, energetic healing and contemplative spiritual practice--in which writing has become a central practice. She studied book arts with Gretchen Schermerhorn and others at Pyramid Atlantic, also in Silver Spring.
Her poetry has appeared in Green Mountains Review, Ashen Meal (ed. David C.D. Gansz), The Takoma Voice, The Journal of the American Massage Therapy Association, and Burgeon: Fifty Artists Write About Their Work (ed. Robert Bettman). Her artist's books have been shown in the juried 2012 Member's exhibit of Pyramid Atlantic, and in the Rappahannock Studio and Gallery Tour, at the studio of Margot Neuhaus.
She has also participated in readings and collaborative projects organized by Stephanie Ney, Anne Becker, and David Fogel and hosted by the Takoma Park Community Center.
Anne continues to explore in collaboration with others the poetics of space and the sculptural nature of writing.
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