Presentation of The Abduction of Proserpina by Cesar Aristides
1 min.
We present the first title from ICE Press, “El Rapto de Proserpina” by César Arístides. In the Borghese Gallery in Rome, there is Gian Lorenzo Bernini’s sculpture “The Abduction of Proserpina,” an impressive work known for its beauty and perfection.
Two poems by Maleea Acker
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The work of Canadian poet Maleea Acker is always intimate and surprising. She has the
ability to discover subtle connections between the landscape and our consciousness.
Buying used: is its real purpose disappearing?
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121 min.
I had always thought thrifting was a cheap way to shop: I could buy a brand-name shirt at the Salvation Army for just a few dollars instead of spending twenty-five or more for a new one at a clothing store.
Our new poetry collection is available!
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Our new poetry collection is now available! The first titles from ICE Press are on sale in both
paper and ebook formats. We inaugurate the collection with works by César Arístides,
Alejandro Ortiz González, Néstor Rodríguez, Reina María Rodríguez, Zaira Pacheco, and
José Kozer. This first group is in Spanish, and titles in English will arrive soon.
Heather Nicol: Two Ears and One Mouth: An Interdisciplinary Workshop on Ways of Listening
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In our digitized and mediated world, this workshop will target the sounds of the human voice as the prime source material for creative play. Inexorably linked with communication, voice is an instrument of tremendous subtlety, power, and universality – and readily available to record, manipulate, and emanate or broadcast.
Santee Smith will conduct an immersive workshop in Mexico
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We’re very excited to announce that Santee Smith, Artistic Director of Kaha:wi Dance Theatre, will conduct an immersive workshop in Tepoztlán Mexico. This is an amazing opportunity to collaborate with one of the most important Canadian contemporary choreographers. Tepoztlán is a magical village situated by Tepozteco Mountain. Sign up now to attend to this unique […]
A Note About ICE on Channel 22 in Mexico
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On September 4, Edgardo Bermejo dedicated his section, Cultural Diaspora, to the work of ICE. We are very grateful to Edgardo and the Noticias 22 team for the note. You can see it here
Ximena Berecochea: The Stone In The Snowball
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The Stone in the Snowball is based on Ximena Berecocha’s reading of the novel Fifth Business (1970) by Canadian writer Roberson Davies.
Pola Oloixarac Will Talk With Us Next Friday, March 19 At 12:00 pm EST.
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After publishing her first novel, Las Teorias Salvajes(Savage Theories), Argentine writer Pola Oloixarac became a key player in contemporary Latin American art and literature. Her craft showcases a form of writing that goes beyond the limitations of genre and the borders of the page itself.
Alberto Ruy Sánchez And Literature Beyond The Ggenre.
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TPL & the Institute for Creative Exchange, Americas Present: Alberto Ruy Sánchez and Literature Beyond the Genre Novelist, essayist, poet, editor and director of celebrated magazine, Artes de México, Alberto Ruy Sánchez is considered one of Latin America’s most important literary figures