Ζωή Κεραμέα...Μια Ελληνίδα στο ΜΟΜΑ!!!!!!!!!!

Την Ελληνίδα εικαστικό Ζωή Κεραμέα περιλαμβάνει η Αλφάβητος του ΜΟΜΑ, του μουσείου Μοντέρνας Τέχνης της Νέας Υόρκης!

H Ελληνίδα εικαστικός Ζωή Κεραμέα έχει επιλεγεί για να αντιπροσωπεύσει το γράμμα J στο βιβλίο Αλφάβητο/Alphabet του ΜΟΜΑ, του μουσείου Μοντέρνας Τέχνης της Νέας Υόρκης!

 GFrancois Robert and Rick Valicenti. Stop the Violence: Character Studies (Broadview: Illinois: Classic Color, n.d.).
The artists address pacifism with letters formed of bones, paired with excerpts from Barack Obama's Nobel Peace Prize speech.
HGertrude Stein and Giselle Potter. To Do: A Book of Alphabets and Birthdays (New Haven: Yale, 2011).
Stein's prose alphabet was written in 1940. This illustrated edition adds an additional dimension to the text.
IRoger Anderson and Albert Mobilio. Letters from Mayhem (New York: Cabinet, 2004).
In delicate watercolor illustrations, each letter is surrounded by abject symbols such as discarded packaging and dissolute teenagers: “Like weeds, we crept out of rifts. Ornaments of decay. As ready for sun as for a blade.”
JZoe Keramea. Alphabet/ΑΛΦΑΒΗΤΟ (Athens: Zoe Keramea, 2001).
In this book, featuring Greek and Roman letters, “A square paper is folded once, twice, three times; then it is cut in a freehand improvisation on each of the twenty six letters of the alphabet. Opened, the cut letters mirror themselves into a circle.”
KMan Ray. Alphabet for Adults (Beverly Hills: Copley, 1948).
Man Ray's inked words and line drawings correspond only loosely to each letter, suggesting automatic drawing or another associative Surrealist game. In the introduction he writes, “To make a new alphabet of the discarded props of a conversation can lead only to fresh discoveries in language.”

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