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Diorama BTBA 2015 Bilingual Reading

Diorama, translated by Anna Rosenwong, edited by Phoneme Media, will arrive in NY now with the Best Translated Book Award 2015. Join the author, Rocío Cerón, in a bilingual reading with Jacob Steinberg and the introduction of Gaspar Orozco. The sound art, in the multimedia reading, will be from the Mexican sound artist Abraham Chavelas.

Rocío Cerón (Mexico City, 1972) is one of the major Mexican poets of her generation. She creates multimedia projects with her poetry. Her books include Basalto (Mexico City, 2002), for which she received the National Literature Prize Gilberto Owen; Soma (Buenos Aires, 2003), Apuntes para sobrevivir al aire (Mexico City, 2005), Imperio/Empire, (bilingual) (Mexico City-US, 2009); Tiento (Mexico City, 2010; Germany, 2011, trans. by Simone Reinhard), Trevande (Swedish, 2012, trans. by Ulrika Serling), among others.

Galería Octavio Paz
27 E. 39th St.
New York, NY 10016

Free.











When: Mon., Nov. 9, 2015 at 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Diorama, translated by Anna Rosenwong, edited by Phoneme Media, will arrive in NY now with the Best Translated Book Award 2015. Join the author, Rocío Cerón, in a bilingual reading with Jacob Steinberg and the introduction of Gaspar Orozco. The sound art, in the multimedia reading, will be from the Mexican sound artist Abraham Chavelas.

Rocío Cerón (Mexico City, 1972) is one of the major Mexican poets of her generation. She creates multimedia projects with her poetry. Her books include Basalto (Mexico City, 2002), for which she received the National Literature Prize Gilberto Owen; Soma (Buenos Aires, 2003), Apuntes para sobrevivir al aire (Mexico City, 2005), Imperio/Empire, (bilingual) (Mexico City-US, 2009); Tiento (Mexico City, 2010; Germany, 2011, trans. by Simone Reinhard), Trevande (Swedish, 2012, trans. by Ulrika Serling), among others.

Galería Octavio Paz
27 E. 39th St.
New York, NY 10016

Free.

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