ICE This Week 02 08 2021
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This week we begin with a series of poetry readings. Irene Artigas, Armando López and Ernesto Garcianava are the first poets to read with us
ICE This Week 23 08 2021
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This week we have a reading by Dominican poet Néstor Rodríguez, performed in Algonquin Park, Ontario. We also talked with Claudia Lala, curator and director of Lala Contemporary Gallery in Toronto, about fractals and cryptoart. This last conversation led us to think about the evolution of art and technology.
Recipes and conversations
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One of the fundamental questions in reading poetry is the origin of the poetic voice. Unlike narratives, the person who emits the voice in the poem is not necessarily a character who inhabits the text, nor the author who sentences each verse.