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Machado de Assis was the greatest Brazilian writer ever. I’m not even being partial, that is a given. He was the only Realist (the movement) writer in the country and frankly, his work went further than just realism. His work makes me want to… slap him in the face, but I’ve got a suspicion that’s what he wants us to want to do.
This is one of my favorite short stories from him, the first I ever read. I’m not sure if I agree with the translation and I was going to go around fixing it so it felt more machadian to me when reading it but lazyness is one of the moving forces of the universe, so I’ll leave it as I found.
The Fortune Teller
Hamlet observes to Horatio that there are more things in heaven and earth than are dreamt of in our philosophy. This was the selfsame explanation that was given by beautiful Rita to her lover, Camillo, on a certain Friday of November, 1869, when Camillo laughed at her for having gone, the pre
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Lispector
Participantes
01. Alexandra
02. Giovanna
03. Hayanne
04. Monick
Biografia
Clarice Lispector, nascida Chaya Pinkhasivna
Lispector, foi uma escritora e jornalista
brasileira nascida na Ucrânia. Autora de
romances, contos e ensaios, é considerada uma
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Artist Jane Swavely talks about the New York art scene today and in the 1980s, A.I.R.’s role as an empowering organization for women and her work as president of the board of directors of the gallery, her artistic research,and women in the art world.
How did you join AIR? How was the beginning of your history with the institution?
Ever since I moved to New York in 1980, I had been aware of A.I.R. in SoHo. I had tremendous respect for what the women of A.I.R. were doing, but it never occurred to me that I would consider joining a collective. The art community was much smaller at the time.
It wasn’t until much later, after my dealer shuttered her gallery space, and realized just how huge the art world had become, that the collective looked very interesting to me. Joan Snitzer, my good friend and upstairs neighbor on the Bowery, had become active in A.I.R. and along with Susan Bee encouraged me to apply 4 years ago.
I saw in your CV you’ve been exhibiting sinc