

Moving Poems connects poetry to campus through a collaboration of the ASU
Office of Public Art, Regents Professor Alberto Rios and his creative writing
students.
Students submitted short poems or phrases with themes suggesting movement
or transportation. Winning selections were “published” on a new,
mobile medium -- campus utility carts. Each work is accompanied by an image
of the poet.
It’s not uncommon to see poetry such as “Do not let the desert
bloom without you,” and “The slower you go, the less you lose,”
displayed on the sides of the white carts, which will be refreshed periodically.
Funding for this project was provided by the Herberger College of the Arts and the Virginia G. Piper Center for Creative Writing.


