Le chant d'Odessa = The Song of Odessa.

Author/creator Ringuet, Chantal author.
Format Book
Publication[Quebec] : Faiseur d'images, 2024.
ManufactureMontreal : Atelier-Galerie A. Piroir, 2024.
Description8 unnumbered sheets folded into quartos, unbound in a paper wrapper : illustrations, lasercut ; 19 cm
Subjects

Other author/creatorReznik, Eugénia, book artist, autographer.
Other author/creatorRinguet, Chantal autographer.
Other author/creatorWinkler, Donald, translator.
Other author/creatorSchulman, Sebastian Z., translator.
Other author/creatorAtelier-Galerie A. Piroir, printer.
Other author/creatorFaiseur d'images, publisher.
Abstract "In this artist's book, Chantal Ringuet and Eugénia Reznik evoke the feelings of uprooting, distress and urgency linked to the geopolitical conflict in Ukraine. Drawing on a rich poetic and visual language for elements that illustrate the tearing and then the reconstruction (such as holes, breakages and sutures), the artists ask themselves: what are the traces of destruction and uprooting, how do they evolve over time? At the crossroads of two artistic universes dominated by the plant world (plants, roots, branches, fibres) and textile worlds (lace, embroidery, geotextile) accentuated by the Ukrainian heritage and the Yiddish language, Le chant d'Odessa certainly calls for a cross-reading between the textual and the pictorial, but also a transversal reading between the wounds and the cries. Thus a new space is drawn, freed from the dark night, where the call of invisible birds causes the migration of words - and from where a song rises." --Author's website.
Local noteJoyner Rare Artist's copy is number 40 of 40 and includes autographs of the author and artist on the first folded sheet.
General noteText in French and English in the Latin alphabet and Yiddish in the Hebrew alphabet. English translation by Don Winkler and Yiddish translation by Sebastian Schulman. Title also given in its Yiddish translation (Dos lid fun Odes) on the author's and publisher's websites.
General noteThe 6th folded sheet has a laser cut design and contains a loose green thread in the interior.
General note"In an edition of 40 copies, from 1-10 with suite, 10 H.C. and 10 A.C. printed on Somerset 175g, numbered and signed by the author Chantal Ringuet and the artist, Eugenia Reznik." --1st folded sheet
Acquisitions source Joyner Rare Artists' Book copy Purchased from Atelier-Galerie A. Piroir, 12/9/2024
Genre/formArtists' books.
ISBN9782981692368
ISBN2981692364

Availability

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Joyner Rare Artist's Book Collection DK5447 .R564 2024 ✔ Available Request Material