The exhibition closes March 24.
Admission is free.
Haiku is a short, unrhymed poem of 17 syllables distributed as five, seven and five syllables on three lines respectively. Traditional haiku poems contemplate the natural world and often focus on seasonal changes. In Perret's work, the paint chip colors and phrases had to match the season and subject of the haiku. She added only short connecting words to the color names. The exhibit invites viewers to invent haiku poems using the same paint chips.