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Mercedes Azpilicueta
"Argentine artist Mercedes Azpilicueta (La Plata, 1981) first exhibition in an Argentinean museum. Titled 'Cuerpos pájaros' [Body-Birds], the exhibition brings together a dozen of the works produced in the last eight years by this young artist resident in Europe, with the addition of the large-scale video installation whose title lends the exhibition its name, produced especially for the Moderno exhibition"--Page 11.
Ñande Róga
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Latin American Artists
The essential survey showcasing the work of more than 300 modern and contemporary artists born or based in Latin America Latin American artists have gained increasing international prominence as the art world awakens to the area's extraordinary art scenes and histories. In an accessible A-Z format, this volume introduces key artworks by 308 artists who together demonstrate the variety and vitality of artwork being made. Focusing on those born, or who have lived, in the 20 Spanish and Portuguese-speaking regions of Latin America, and featuring historic and living artists - both those celebrated internationally and names less-known outside their native countries - this book has been created in...
Directory of Alumni
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'l'
'L' by Laura Levy - twin stories knitted together lyrically - one story is English, the other Jewish. This is a story of love and friendship, fun, hate, disaster, tragedy - and families.
Mistakes in the Background
Feast your eyes on a treasury of words and illustrations from one of the most exciting young talents around, recently voted by The Times as one of the top ten literary talents of 2008.
Catalina León
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Me, Not Me
Eleanor X, a professional eulogy writer, walks into a bar one night and is accosted by Alice, who has one leg and one hell of a story. Alice hunts golems for a living and wants to hand the job off to Eleanor. The relationship that develops between the two women as they hunt for golems that only Alice can see and the questions that arise are the meat of the novel. The central questions all within the comforting neurosis of being Eleanor X, this particular Jewish woman, include: Are Eleanor and Alice really two different women? Why did Rabbis invent golems anyway? How do our personal monsters drive us? How do our family histories and tales drive us? How does language define us and what does it mean to be a woman without a man and without a child, simply woman?
Laura Laura
'[Francis] is just so good at the transcription and transformation of everyday ordinary life, all seen from sideways on, so that everything becomes so strange and so funny.' - Tessa Hadley
