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Samantha Seto Photo: Erik Charlton She whistles for her dogs. To her kitchen to warm the kettle. To her dresser on the wall opposite her bed opposite the window, beside the door as it opened she felt its grain, when she lifted & dropped the pineapple wallpaper,

An interview with the Hungarian artist Annamária Őry by Anelia Stoyanova Hello Annamaria. Please introduce yourself in a few words? I graduated at the Academy of Fine Arts in Budapest as a painter at 2006. I have diverse activities in oil painting, pastel and waterproof ink, as well as in aquarelle painting. I’m deeply interested […]

Photo: Ivo Oreshkov

Photo: Ivo Oreshkov

Simon Perchik Photo: jar() These sheep have no choice either though even in summer they still want to hear the truth just by staring back at the grass lifelike – it’s not for you they hold power here, let go nothing, not their fleece not these sleeves, face to face – you have no right […]

Photo: Ivo Oreshkov

Photo: Ivo Oreshkov

Photo: Ivo Oreshkov

Photo: Ivo Oreshkov

Photo: Ivo Oreshkov

Photo: Ivo Oreshkov

Photo: Ivo Oreshkov

Simon Perchik Photo: jar() You still use rain, breathe in till your mouth is full -you can’t jump clear, grow huge on a sky that has no holes, no Earth -what did you say, what words were helped along, holding on to the others all the way down, facing the sun

Photo: Ivo Oreshkov

Photo: Ivo Oreshkov

Photo: Ivo Oreshkov

Donal Mahoney Photo: amiefedora When she arrives in sunlight, orchid ribbons flowing in her hair, an orchid dress rising, she finds the rest of us standing there simply unaware

Photo: Ivo Oreshkov

22 – 25 April, New York Open Letter Books & The Elizabeth Kostova Foundation are pleased to mark the publication of two new books: ANGEL IGOV’s A Short Tale Of Shame (Open Letter Books, 2013) ZACHARY KARABASHLIEV’s 18% Gray (Open Letter Books, 2013) Meet the two authors and the translator, Angela Rodel, at the following […]

Photo: Ivo Oreshkov