In a bold move, Boston Sculptors Gallery has invited poets to partner with artists to create collaborative works combining both of their voices.  The result is an unexpected cross-pollination that engages the common ground of these two distinct forms of artistic expression.  Murray Dewart, one of the gallery’s founding members, recently edited the anthology, Poems About Sculpture.  In the foreword, Robert Pinsky asks, “What has art made of breath to do with an art made of matter?” Twenty-four pairs of…