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lifeinpoetry · 1 year
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I make a mirror of my open hands / to see you
— Alice Paalen Rahon, from "[Un espalier de larmes non cueillies / A trellis of ungathered tears]," Shapeshifter, tr. Mary Ann Caws
original:
de mes mains ouvertes je fais un miroir / pour te voir
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r-c-1 · 2 years
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rivieiraa · 2 years
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A woman once lovely one day took off her face now her head was smooth blind and deaf sheltered from mirror traps and looks of love
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pwlanier · 7 months
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ALICE RAHON (1904-1987)
Pluie
signed, dated and titled 'Alice Paalen, Mexico 42, Pluie' (on the reverse)
oil on canvas
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marciamattos · 6 months
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Remedios Varo Uranga
Remedios Varo Uranga, née le 16 décembre 1908 à Anglès, dans la province de Gérone en Espagne, et morte le 8 octobre 1963 à Mexico, est une artiste peintre surréaliste espagnole.
Son père est un ingénieur hydraulique. En 1924, Remedios Varo entre à l'Académia de San Fernando où elle étudie les beaux-arts. En 1930, elle participe à une exposition collective à Madrid. Elle épouse le peintre basque Gerardo Lizarraga et ils partent s'installer à Paris.
Elle revient à Barcelone, en 1932, se sépare de Lizagarra et se lie avec le peintre Esteban Francés.
En 1936, Remedios Varo participe à l'exposition Logicofobista organisée à la Galeria Catalonia de Barcelone et rencontre le poète surréaliste français Benjamin Péret, venu combattre avec les anarchistes de la colonne Durutti sur le front de Teruel2. Ils se marient et s'installent à Paris en 1937. Avec Péret, elle fréquente le groupe surréaliste parisien et se lie d'amitié avec l'artiste peintre anglaise Leonora Carrington. Elle présente plusieurs tableaux à l' Exposition internationale du surréalisme de janvier 1938 et à l' Exposition du rêve dans l'art organisée par Frédéric Delanglade. Sa toile El Deseo (Le Désir) est reproduit dans le numéro 10 de la revue Minotaure.
À la fin de l'année 1940, Remedios Varo et Benjamin Péret retrouvent André Breton et quelques surréalistes réfugiés à Marseille, dans la villa Air-Bel, louée par le journaliste américain Varian Fry, dans l'attente d'un visa de sortie du territoire français. Ils parviennent à quitter la France en 1941 pour le Mexique. Elle y retrouve Lizarraga, Francés, Leonora Carrington, Gordon Onslow-Ford, Wolfgang Paalen et sa femme Alice Rahon. Elle crée des publicités pour la compagnie pharmaceutique Bayer, fait de la décoration, peint des meubles et restaure des céramiques pré-colombiennes.
En 1947, elle se sépare de Benjamin Péret qui rentre en France. Elle expose à la galerie Maeght pour l' Exposition internationale du surréalisme.
Après un voyage au Venezuela où elle participe, avec son frère le docteur Rodrigo Varo, à une expédition entomologique, Remedios Varo rencontre Walter Gruen qui l'encourage à peindre à nouveau. Ils se marient en 1953.
En 1955, la Galería Diana de Mexico organise sa première exposition personnelle. En 1958, la Galería Excelsior organise le premier Salon de la Plastica Femina où sont exposées des œuvres, outre celles de Remedios Varo, de Leonora Carrington et d’Alice Rahon. En 1962, la Galería Juan Martín présente sa deuxième exposition personnelle et elle participe à l'Exposition internationale de Tokyo.
Remedios Varo meurt d'une crise cardiaque. Son dernier tableau Nature morte ressuscitant est la seule œuvre sans aucun personnage.
En 1964, une rétrospective est organisée au Musée des Beaux-Arts de Mexico qui attire plus de 50 000 visiteurs. Dans la revue surréaliste La Brèche, André Breton rend hommage à son œuvre « tout entière » surréaliste : « Remedios, la féminité même, ici en hiéroglyphe le jeu et le feu dans l'œil de l'oiseau. »
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bluart106 · 1 year
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Alice Rahon-Paalen 1945
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amphtaminedreams · 2 years
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NOVEMBER 2020->MAY 2022: Photo Dump No.17
DATE SAVED, L-R BY ROW:
1. 30th March 2022 [Angel, Islington], 3rd February 2022 [Rachel Jones: SMIIILLLLEEEE Exhibition @ Thaddaeus Ropac Gallery, Mayfair], 21st June 2021 [source: instagram account @thefemalewarhol], 20th March 2022, 15th February 2022, 24th May 2021 [Megan Fox as Jennifer Check in Jennifer's Body, dir. Diablo Cody, released November 2009], 7th March 2022 [Wolf Alice live @ the Guildhall, Southampton], 17th September 2021 [graphic by Leo Antonio, source: instagram account @soleoado], 28th November 2021 [Duke of York's Square, Chelsea]
2. 21st June 2021 [source: instagram account @harbsy], 11th January 2022 [source: twitter account @dryomka], 3rd February 2022 [Sophie Tea Art Gallery, Carnaby Street], 3rd April 2022, 22nd March 2022, 1st December 2021 [Alexander McQueen RTW S/S18], 17th March 2022, 24th May 2021 [Alexandra Breckenridge as Moira O'Hara in American Horror Story: Murder House, Season 1 Episode 3, aired 19th October 2011], 20th January 2022
3. 29th January 2022 [Beautiful People: The Boutique in 1960s Counterculture Exhibition @ The Bermondsey Fashion & Textile Museum, Bermondsey Street], 13th April 2022 [source: instagram account @secondsapart], 12th March 2022, 5th April 2022, 5th June 2021 [Bella Hadid photographed by Liz Collins for Cosmopolitan Spain, April 2018 issue], 7th January 2022 [Terry's Cafe, Great Suffolk Street, Southwark], 30th May 2021 [Fisherman's Walk, Southbourne Overcliff], 12th April 2022 [background image: Wolfgang Paalen, “The Messenger”, 1941, Surrealism Beyond Borders @ Tate Modern, Bankside), 12th April 2021 [Rihanna photographed out in West Hollywood, 10th April 2021]
4. 20th June 2021 [source: unknown], 27th March 2022 [Bermondsey, Southwark], 1st February 2022 [Half a Roast Chicken & Creative Debuts present: Eve De Haan’s DON'T CRY OVER SPILT MILK pop-up exhibition @ Canada Place, Canary Wharf], 3rd February 2022, 31st May 2021 [Bimini Bon Boulash photographed for Notion Magazine, June 2021 issue], 26th March 2022 [Borough High Street, Southwark], 12th February 2022 [Bermondsey, Southwark], 27th March 2022, 20th March 2022 [Graphic by The Pulp Girls, instagram account: @thepulpgirls]
5. 7th September 2021 [source: instagram account @posterjournal], 3rd March 2022 [Marina Diamandis performing in Washington D.C, photographed by Taneem Momeni & Jaden Russell, March 2022], 17th March 2022, 5th April 2022 [Kin Vegetarian Cate, Fitzrovia], 28th March 2022, 4th January 2022 [Fantastic Things Emporium, Christchurch, Dorset], 24th November 2021 [illustration by Yizheng Ke], 20th November 2021 [Versace RTW F/W18], 7th September 2021 [source: instagram account @yolanda.pdf]
6. 9th June 2021 [Elie Saab Haute Couture S/S20], 20th April 2022 [Xeraco, Valencia], 19th April 2022 [Jávea, Alicante], 18th April 2022 [Dénia, Alicante], 29th August 2021 [Kate Moss for Christian Dior Haute Couture S/S98], 18th April 2022 [Jávea, Alicante], 20th November 2020 [source unknown], 20th March 2022 [source: instagram account @posterjournal], 15th April 2022
7. 17th April 2022 [Jávea, Alicante], 25th July 2022 [source: instagram account @esquivestudio], 28th April 2022, 23rd January 2022 [Heather Phillipson, “RUPTURE NO 1: BLOWTORCHING THE BITTEN PEACH” @ Tate Britain, Millbank], 28th April 2022, 29th September 2021 [Dirty Martini, Billingsgate], 4th November 2021 [Peter Pilotto RTW S/S14], 23rd April 2022, 24th April 2022 [Haggerston, Hackney] 8. 12th November 2021 [Gucci Resort 2019], 29th January 2022 [Beautiful People: The Boutique in 1960s Counterculture Exhibition @ The Bermondsey Fashion & Textile Museum, Bermondsey Street], 15th January 2022 [Pergola on the Wharf, Canary Wharf], 21st November 2021 [Brick Lane Vintage Market, Tower Hamlets], 20th March 2022, 25th May 2021 [Megan Fox for Pawprint Magazine, March 2008 issue], 21st December 2021 [Urban Outfitters “Kindness is Golden" A3 Wall Print], 27th December 2021], 17th March 2022 
9. 13th August 2021, 24th April 2022 [Attendant Coffee Roasters, Shoreditch], 20th November 2021 [Giambattista Valli Haute Couture F/W18], 24th April 2022 [Columbia Road, Bethnal Green], 14th April 2022, 16th April 2022 [Jávea, Alicante], 19th April 2022 [Jávea, Alicante], 7th May 2022, 27th July 2020 [source unknown]
10. 13th March 2022 [Allison Katz: Artery @ Camden Arts Centre, Frognal], 28th February 2022, 10th November 2021 [South Bank, Southwark], 20th November 2021 [Alexander McQueen RTW F/W17], 16th June 2021 [Taylor Momsen performing live @ C-Club, Tempelhof, Berlin, background image source: unknown], 16th June 2021 [Christchurch, Dorset], 2nd June 2021 [source unknown], 6th April 2021 [East Street, Southwark], 20th June 2021 [Megan Fox as Jennifer Check in Jennifer's Body, dir. Diablo Cody, released November 2009]
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casadecisne-blog · 1 year
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En 1938 el líder de los surrealistas franceses André Breton y su esposa, la artista Jacqueline Lamba, visitaron México. Fueron recibidos por la pareja de artistas Diego Rivera y Frida Kahlo, y pasaron varios meses viajando, conociendo a innumerables artistas e intelectuales mexicanos.
Breton, Rivera y el comunista disidente León Trotsky colaboraron en el Manifiesto por el Arte Revolucionario Independiente, en donde expresaban repudio contra el ascenso del fascismo.
Pronto, sin embargo, el fascismo demostró ser más que una simple amenaza. Con el estallido de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, México se convirtió en la nueva patria de destacados artistas surrealistas como Leonora Carrington, Wolfgang Paalen, Alice Rahon, Remedios Varo, entre otros. Tras concluir la guerra, Edward James, un poeta, mecenas y amigo de los surrealistas, se estableció en México y poco después concibió el jardín escultórico conocido como "Las Pozas™ en la selva cerca de Xilitla, San Luís Potosí.
Esta exposición ofrece una revisión profunda en torno a los principales temas e ideas afines al movimiento surrealista, así como un diálogo inédito entre el surrealismo europeo y su vertiente mexicana. El Museo Boijmans Van Beuningen ha coleccionado principalmente obras maestras europeas de la primera fase del surrealismo. Muchas de estas piezas provienen de la colección de Edward James y otras han sido adquiridas a lo largo de los años. El resto de las obras en la exposición fueron creadas en México y provienen de diferentes colecciones mexicanas.
Una importante comu idad de mujeres surrealistas se encontró en este país que nutrió su interés por el estudio de la arqueología, antropología y diversas vertientes de ocultismo. Sus creaciones, que transmiten una visión que integra el feminismo, la ecología y la magia, añaden nuevas dimensiones al universo surrealista, al tiempo que abordan el papel fundamental que tuvo México durante la segunda fase del surrealismo.
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tatum34w · 2 years
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nyrbclassics · 4 years
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NYRB Fall Preview 2020: NYRB Poets
Our fall season includes two bilingual collections of poetry newly translated from the French, by Alice Paalen Rahon and Claire Malroux—both poets who occupy the space between two worlds, be they of language, nation, culture, sexuality, or philosophy.
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Alice Paalen Rahon, Alice Paalen Rahon (September)
Alice Paalen Rahon was a shapeshifter: a surrealist poet turned painter who was born French and died a naturalized citizen of Mexico. Bicultural, bisexual, and fiercely independent, her romantic life included affairs with Pablo Picasso and the poet Valentine Penrose. This new selection of Rahon’s poems celebrates the visionary work of a woman who defied easy definition.
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Claire Malroux, Daybreak: New and Selected Poems (October)
Claire Malroux holds a unique place in contemporary French poetry, with influences from both the French and Anglophone traditions—especially the work of Emily Dickinson. Her subtle, intimate poems move between an intense, abstract interiority and an acute engagement with the material world. This new volume is a bilingual selection by the award-winning poet and translator Marilyn Hacker.
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velvetbronte · 2 years
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“Despair will never be reduced to begging even if they burn its arms.” — Alice Rahon
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lifeinpoetry · 1 year
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you have lost and found again the hot wire of your blood
— Alice Paalen Rahon, from "[Tu as donné ton herbe / You have given your grass]," Shapeshifter, tr. Mary Ann Caws
original:
tu as perdu et retrouvé le fil chaud de ton sang
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kaggsy59 · 2 years
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"It is not exactly a book that I am looking at, it's a talisman." @NYRBpoets @maryanncaws #alicepaalenrahon #shapeshifter
“It is not exactly a book that I am looking at, it’s a talisman.” @NYRBpoets @maryanncaws #alicepaalenrahon #shapeshifter
I am very fortunate to receive on occasions review copies of NYRB releases; often these are specific titles I’ve asked for, sometimes they’ve been offered, occasionally they’ll be NYRB Originals rather than Classics. However, NYRB poetry titles have been appearing, which is very exciting and also something of a voyage of discovery! I did request “Magnetic Fields“, which was an excellent…
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rivieiraa · 2 years
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PAALEN (Alice)
A même la terre
Paris, Editions surréalistes, 1936
Petit in-16 (14,7 x 10 cm), couverture bleue rempliée imprimée en violet, 98 pp., 3 ff. n. ch.
Rare édition originale.
Un des 200 exemplaires numérotés imprimés sur vergé (le n° 194).
Bel envoi autographe signé de l'autrice : "à Monsieur Léon / Pierre Quint / l'éminent critique / très sympathique / hommage / d'Alice Paalen".
Le livre a également fait l'objet d'un tirage à 10 ex. sur Japon impérial et 25 ex. hors commerce sur roto bleu foncé. Seuls ces 35 exemplaires comportent une eau-forte de Tanguy en frontispice.
Exemplaire en parfait état.
Directeur des Éditions du Sagittaire pendant plus de vingt ans, Léon Pierre-Quint succéda en 1923 à André Malraux au poste de directeur littéraire de la maison fondée par Simon Kra, poste qu'il partagea durant les premières années avec Michel Soupault.
C'est sous son égide que furent publiés Le Manifeste du surréalisme en 1924 et parmi les premiers ouvrages de René Crevel : Mon corps et moi, La Mort difficile et Babylone.
A même la terre est le premier livre d'Alice Paalen née Rahon (1904-1987), peintre et poète, sa maquette a été réalisée par Benjamin Péret.
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Man Ray: Hands of Picasso and Alice Rahon-Paalen, close-up photography 
From his close-up photography, drawing for "Les Mains Libres"
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thinkingimages · 3 years
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Book (DALI) Penrose, Valentine Herbe à la Lune, Avec une Préface de Paul Eluard, Paris, Editions G[uy]. L[évis]. M[ano]. 1935 8vo. (189 x 142 mm). 38 leaves, inserted leaf with errata; pp. 73, (i) £3000
Salvador Dali’s copy with a presentation from Valentine Penrose. Half-title, printed title, leaf with Eluard’s preface recto and Penrose’s verse, final leaf with achevé d’imprimer and justification; the errata leaf is also included, loosely inserted. Original publisher’s cream printed wrappers with titles in black to front cover.
From the edition limited to 320 copies, with this unopened copy one of 300 on ‘Hélio’ and with a presentation from Penrose in blue ink to the half-title: ‘à Salvador Dalí / admiratif hommage de / V. Penrose’.
Also included loosely inserted is the errata slip for the publication.
Valentine Penrose (1898 – 1988), née Marcelle Bouée, was the glamorous wife of the English Surrealist poet, painter and photographer Roland Penrose. Muse to the Surrealists, model for Man Ray, Valentine Penrose also appeared in Bunuel’s film L’Age d’Or (1930) as a spirit. Profoundly influenced by Eastern spiritual thought, Penrose was also a talented poet and collagist. This, her first collection, was followed in 1937 by ‘Sorts de la Lueur’ and ‘Poèmes’ and in 1951 by ‘Dons des Féminines’, also with a preface by Eluard. In 1936 she left her husband to live on an ashram in India with fellow poet and Surrealist Alice Paalen.
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