Prudence Heward (1896 - 1947) - At the Theatre, 1928
Charla breve sobre adónde viajar
Me fui de viaje a un lugar en ruinas. Había tres portones entreabiertos y un alambrado roto. No eran las ruinas de nada en particular. Allí llegó un lugar y se estrelló. Quedaron, luego de eso, las ruinas de un lugar. Y la luz se posaba sobre ellas.
Anne Carson
(Traducción de Ezequiel Zaidenwerg)
Short Talk on Where to Travel
I went travelling to a wreck of a place. There were three gates standing ajar and a fence that broke off. It was not the wreck of anything else in particular. A place came there and crashed. After that it remained the wreck of a place. Light fell on it.
Short Talks (1992)
Prudence Heward (Montreal, 1896 - Los Ángeles, 1947) - The Bather, 1930
«Critics reacted with hostility to The Bather, 1930 (above), “perhaps in part because of the woman’s body type and unflattering pose,” writes Julia Skelly for The Art Canada Institute.»
Lilias Torrance Newton (1896 - 1980) - Self-portrait, c. 1929. National Gallery of Canada
Evangeline Lilly - shot by Tony Duran for Women’s Health, 2009
Nicole Evangeline Lilly (1979), conocida artísticamente como Evangeline Lilly, es una actriz y escritora canadiense.
Yousuf Karsh (1908 - 2002) - Glenn Gould, 1957, gelatin silver print
(Ingrid Bergman, por Yousuf Karsh, 1946)
When you photograph people in color, you photograph their clothes. But when you photograph people in black and white, you photograph their souls.
Ted Grant
Fotorreportero canadiense
- Your work extends our idea of poetry. Do you have a personal definition of what poetry is?
- If prose is a house, poetry is a man on fire running quite fast through it.
Anne Carson en una entrevista con Kate Kellaway en The Guardian (30-10-2016)