Leonora Carrington, D.E.P.
26 May 2011
Photo: El Universal archives
A walking, smiling poem, which turns into a shadow, which turns into a parasol, which turns into a bird, which turns into a fish, and then disappears.
— Octavio Paz
My previous posts on the great Mexican artist, and last of the surrealists, here, and here. Rita Pomade (MexConnect) had a fine article on Carrington and Mexico City in the sixties not too long ago.
(And, in a late addition: There is an excellent post on Carrington by Joanna van der Gracht de Rosado, who like the late artist, realized it wasn’t so crazy to marry into Mexico 🙂 at Writings from Merida)
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Check out the Leonora Carrington clip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8Ldg_K7WBw&feature=channel_video_title