Author Archives: Meg Robinson-Albers

Issue 68: Empty Spaces – Francis Rogallo

In the weeks since Francis Rogallo died at the age of 97 (12 January 1912 [...]

Issue 67: News Reel

TheStar.com | World | Artisan’s passion is ancient art of kite making Artisan’s passion is [...]

Issue 67: Kite Poems

By Joyce Carol Oates Some- thing there is in the American soul that soars with [...]

Issue 66: News Reel

“Garbage Moguls” – A new reality show about Terracycle Written by Reenita Malhotra – Published [...]

Issue 66: Kite Poems

A Kite author unknown I often sit and wish that I Could be a kite [...]

Issue 66: Pictorial: Johan Hallin (Sweden)

When I first met Johan Hallin from Sweden, and saw his beautiful feather kites flying [...]

Issue 65: News Reel

New sculpture takes flight By HAYLEY GALE – The Nelson Mail Last updated 13:56 18/03/2009 [...]

Issue 64: News Reel

FlyNY 2009 There is a unique kite making competition in New York City this spring [...]

Issue 64: Guinness Record for World’s Largest Kite

The 2009 edition of the Guinness World Record Book has included a listing of the [...]

Issue 63: Niagara International Kite Festival

The 2008 edition of the Niagara Falls International Kite Festival often looked and felt more [...]

Issue 62: The Kite That Bridged Niagara

Mighty Niagara Falls, once known only to the local Native Americans, was being transformed. Sightseers [...]

Issue 61: Bedford Kite Festival

Returning to Bedford England for the International Kite Festival this summer was like attending a [...]

Issue 61: The Wirral International Kite Festival

The seaport of Wirral sits on the Wirral Peninsula is bounded by the River Mersey, [...]

Issue 60: Cervia International Kite Festival

Ciao! Is the common phrase you hear in Italy, whether you are coming or going. [...]

Issue 60: NABX 2008

This year the NABX excitement started off well before anyone left the comfort of their [...]

Issue 59: Festival Layang-Layang

Once upon a time there was a fast growing industrial town in Malaysia called Pasir [...]

Issue 58: Dead Bird Buggy Bash

What does a clumsy land dwelling, single-line kite flying, Yankee- decide to do for Thanksgiving [...]

Issue 57: The Cygnet’s Centennial

The Cygnet’s Centennial I’ve been extremely fortunate, I’ve have had many very special moments during [...]

Issue 57: Dieppe Kite International

Perception is a funny thing. Growing up in Western New York State, on the US–Canada [...]