PUBLICACIÓN
KLIDONAS
Los amigos surrealistas de Atenas acaban de editar el número cuatro de su revista Klidonas, dedicada esta vez al concepto de "Encuentro", donde aparezco publicado junto con Eugenio Castro. Mi aportación ha consistido en un texto en el que explico la aparición en un sueño de un ser femenino, que me motivó a crear un nuevo Arcano para mi Tarot.
El nuevo número aparece en el contexto de la organización de un interesante encuentro internacional surrealista en Grecia que, idealmente, podría tener lugar en la próxima primavera y que fortalecerá la amistad existente entre todos los grupos surrealistas del mundo.
Los amigos surrealistas de Atenas acaban de editar el número cuatro de su revista Klidonas, dedicada esta vez al concepto de "Encuentro", donde aparezco publicado junto con Eugenio Castro. Mi aportación ha consistido en un texto en el que explico la aparición en un sueño de un ser femenino, que me motivó a crear un nuevo Arcano para mi Tarot.El nuevo número aparece en el contexto de la organización de un interesante encuentro internacional surrealista en Grecia que, idealmente, podría tener lugar en la próxima primavera y que fortalecerá la amistad existente entre todos los grupos surrealistas del mundo.
A continuación subo la información sobre contenidos y forma de contactar con ellos para adquirir esta nueva publicación.
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ΚΛΗΔΟΝΑΣ - KLIDONAS
Periodical Edition of the Surrealist Group of Athens
Address: Farfoulas Publications, Zoodoxou Pigis 70, Athens, 10681
Tel. 2106458814, 6974003741
http://surrealismgr.blogspot.com – E-Mail: surrealismgr@gmail.gr
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ΚΛΗΔΟΝΑΣ - KLIDONAS
4th Issue, May 2010, pg.112, Price 6 €
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Special Issue on The Encounter:
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“What do you consider the essential encounter of your life? – To what extent did this encounter seem to you, and does it seem to you now, to be fortuitous or preordained?” These were the terms of a 1933 surrealist investigation, published in the Minotaure magazine. Ever since then, surrealism looks at the encounter in the light of chance, as a meeting point of external necessity and internal desire. A tribute to the encounter, as one privileged area of the practice and recording of the surrealist experience, comprises a focus point of the fourth issue of Klidonas.
Included are texts by surrealists from the movement’s entire historical and geographical spectrum: André Breton, Benjamin Péret, Paul Éluard, Jean Schuster, Mary Low, Ody Saban, Rafet Arslan, Vicente Gutierrez-Escudero and Eugenio Castro. Also, the members and friends of the surrealist group Lefki Athanassiou, Yannis Golfinopoulos, Diamantis Karavolas, Vangelis Koutalis, Galini Notti, Nikos Stabakis and Yannis Xourias, venture their own views on the matter and their –at times playful– experiences of encounters.
Also in the issue:
After the recent loss of the major American surrealist Franklin Rosemont (1943-2009), Nikos Stabakis pays homage to him and translates two of his texts.
Sotiris Liontos translates poems by the French surrealist Guy Cabanel, and a narrative written by Annie le Brun.
The collective text “Surrealism and cinema, before and after the smashing of the mirror.”
Records of surrealist games devised and/or played by the group, as well as poems and texts by the members and friends of the group, Labrini Aiorokleous, Yannis Golfinopoulos, Alexandra Halkias, Socratis Kerkis, Sotiris Liontos, Lydia Papazisi and Yannis Xourias.
The 4th Issue of Klidonas features drawings and collages by Eleni Koritou, Theoni Tambaki and Marianna Xanthopoulou, as well as further illustrations by participants in the international surrealist movement. The Klidonas cover is a work by the French surrealist Ody Saban.
Periodical Edition of the Surrealist Group of Athens
Address: Farfoulas Publications, Zoodoxou Pigis 70, Athens, 10681
Tel. 2106458814, 6974003741
http://surrealismgr.blogspot.com – E-Mail: surrealismgr@gmail.gr
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ΚΛΗΔΟΝΑΣ - KLIDONAS
4th Issue, May 2010, pg.112, Price 6 €
g
Special Issue on The Encounter:
g
“What do you consider the essential encounter of your life? – To what extent did this encounter seem to you, and does it seem to you now, to be fortuitous or preordained?” These were the terms of a 1933 surrealist investigation, published in the Minotaure magazine. Ever since then, surrealism looks at the encounter in the light of chance, as a meeting point of external necessity and internal desire. A tribute to the encounter, as one privileged area of the practice and recording of the surrealist experience, comprises a focus point of the fourth issue of Klidonas.
Included are texts by surrealists from the movement’s entire historical and geographical spectrum: André Breton, Benjamin Péret, Paul Éluard, Jean Schuster, Mary Low, Ody Saban, Rafet Arslan, Vicente Gutierrez-Escudero and Eugenio Castro. Also, the members and friends of the surrealist group Lefki Athanassiou, Yannis Golfinopoulos, Diamantis Karavolas, Vangelis Koutalis, Galini Notti, Nikos Stabakis and Yannis Xourias, venture their own views on the matter and their –at times playful– experiences of encounters.
Also in the issue:
After the recent loss of the major American surrealist Franklin Rosemont (1943-2009), Nikos Stabakis pays homage to him and translates two of his texts.
Sotiris Liontos translates poems by the French surrealist Guy Cabanel, and a narrative written by Annie le Brun.
The collective text “Surrealism and cinema, before and after the smashing of the mirror.”
Records of surrealist games devised and/or played by the group, as well as poems and texts by the members and friends of the group, Labrini Aiorokleous, Yannis Golfinopoulos, Alexandra Halkias, Socratis Kerkis, Sotiris Liontos, Lydia Papazisi and Yannis Xourias.
The 4th Issue of Klidonas features drawings and collages by Eleni Koritou, Theoni Tambaki and Marianna Xanthopoulou, as well as further illustrations by participants in the international surrealist movement. The Klidonas cover is a work by the French surrealist Ody Saban.
Etiquetas: grecia, publicación, surrealismo
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