(c) 2021, work by Daniela Brill Estrada
this kind of bird flies backward
Exhibition
Daniela Brill Estrada chooses as a starting point for her research the female beat poets of the 1950s and 1960s and reflects
on their predecessors such as Carolyn Cassady and Joyce Johnson. History has not been kind to the women of the Beat Generation.
Their existence is largely unknown to most readers* or considered largely irrelevant.
The title “this kind of bird flies backward” comes from Diane di Prima’s homonymous book. The era of Kerouac and co is known as a rebellious, psychedelic, queer one, but the women poets have been completely forgotten. Daniela Brill Estrada hosts readings of poetry by Elise Cowen, Diane di Prima, ruth weiss, Lenore Kandel and many more during the exhibition period, (online or analog – who knows?).
link to facebook event
Daniela Brill Estrada studied Art & Science / Virgil Widrich and is involved in the collaboration with Cern. Working with particle physicists and astrophysicists, she explored her own poetic fundamental force and combined it with natural processes in her graphic works.
The title “this kind of bird flies backward” comes from Diane di Prima’s homonymous book. The era of Kerouac and co is known as a rebellious, psychedelic, queer one, but the women poets have been completely forgotten. Daniela Brill Estrada hosts readings of poetry by Elise Cowen, Diane di Prima, ruth weiss, Lenore Kandel and many more during the exhibition period, (online or analog – who knows?).
link to facebook event
Daniela Brill Estrada studied Art & Science / Virgil Widrich and is involved in the collaboration with Cern. Working with particle physicists and astrophysicists, she explored her own poetic fundamental force and combined it with natural processes in her graphic works.
this kind of bird flies backward
March 11, 2021, 17:00h
Location
online: opening live via instagram, facebook and on-site visit by appointment (12-14 contemporary, Schleifmühlgasse 12-14,
1040 Vienna)
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Alumni
- Daniela Brill Estrada (Exhibited)