Showing posts with label Leonora Carrington. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Leonora Carrington. Show all posts

Monday, September 05, 2011

New Podcast-- A Traveler in Mexico: A Rendezvous with Writer Rosemary Sullivan


Just uploaded a new podcast: my reading of my article for Inside Mexico, "A Traveler in Mexico: A Rendezvous with Writer Rosemary Sullivan." Sullivan is the author of Villa Air-Bel: WWII, Escape, and a House in Marseilles, a beautifully written and deeply researched work which tells the harrowing stories of several refugee artists, including many who came to Mexico. (Fans of Leonora Carrington, P.K. Page and Remedios Vario, this is for you!)

Surf on:

>>Read the original article on-line at Inside Mexico
>>Visit Rosemary Sullivan's webpage
(and you'll find there "The Road Out," a documentary about Villa Air-Bel)
>>Read "Three Traveler's in Mexico," by Rosemary Sullivan in Literal
>>Listen to all C.M. Mayo podcasts on podomatic or on iTunes
>>Podcast page http://www.cmmayo.com/podcasts.html

Wednesday, June 25, 2008

Wednesday, May 23, 2007

Leonora Carrington

Apropos of Sir Edward James, who was a great friend of Leonora Carrington's, an interesting article by one of her lost-long English relatives. I've been watching the DVD about Las Pozas, in which Carrington reminisces about her extraordinary friend.