Asher B. Durand in Yareah Magazine
Posted by: opinionsyareah on: January 4, 2012
by Asher B Durand
Courtney Curran in Yareah magazine
Posted by: opinionsyareah on: January 4, 2012
Tennessee and Mississippi on A Century of Ashes by Martin Cid
Posted by: opinionsyareah on: December 7, 2009
“A Century of Ashes” by Martin Cid is developed in Tennessee
Posted by: opinionsyareah on: December 7, 2009
An artist from the United States: Simon Björge’s collages on Yareah magazine
Posted by: opinionsyareah on: September 2, 2009
I try not to think about it too much. A lot of what I do is inspired by a close friend of mine who creates works according to a twelve year cycle and the phases of the sun and the moon, but I’m not so fascinating. I sort of work in layers. This work is my first. Its taken me about two months, mostly because I hate it half of the time and give up on it. I was in a pretty dark place when I started it. But now its colorful and 3D. It seems to be balanced. I’m a big fan of symmetry. Most of it I created from National Geographics, so you can find anything from asians in cowboy hats dancing in a honky tonk bar in Tokyo to the Horse Head Nebula.
Read more about Simon’s bio and works:
http://www.yareah.com/magazine/index.php/arts-arte/450-simon-bjoerges-art
Polly Jackson (Ima Wizer) on Yareah magazine
Posted by: opinionsyareah on: July 8, 2009
Professional fine artist with over thirty years of painting.
Originally from West Texas
Lived in Santa Fe, NM from 1974-1999
Now reside in Austin, TX 2000-2009
Studio Art degree from The University Of New Mexico
Presently art instructor for Gardner Betts Juvenile Facility in Austin, TX.
Work shown @ www.pollyjackson.com
artistpolly.blogspot.com
areyoupainting.blogspot.com
See her gallery:
http://www.yareah.com/magazine/index.php/galleries-galerias/view/18
Edgar Allan Poe, Walt Whitman and other romantic American authors on Yareah magazine
Posted by: opinionsyareah on: June 29, 2009
See the issue 7 of Yareah magazine dedicated to the Romanticism. A lot of different authors opinated about the subject:
Read this article:
American Romanticism and its Contrast with the European counterpart
by Zhang Huaming on:
and this other one by Elisabeth Powers about Goethe and America:
Yareah magazine: The United States of America seen by a Spanish girl
Posted by: opinionsyareah on: June 8, 2009
by Silvia Cuevas Mostacero
(bilingual article)
So here we are. In the United States of America. After filling an online form assuring we are not terrorists or assassins or convicts or any kind of degenerate and that we have not got contact with sick animals and more things I do not quite remember. And having to fill it again on the plane. And having our iris and fingerprints scanned. So, here we are, luckily.
It is my second time in this huge country. And I think it is the country of fear. And controlled freedom. And pride. And arrogance.
I have visited the U.S.A. before and after 11th of September.
In my first visit they feared the killer bees, in my second, terrorists. No doubt they do not fear arms.
They are absolutely convinced of their freedom. They do have freedom of choice but I have never visited a country in which the government (at any level) has more presence in your everyday life than this.
Read more:
Romanticsm on Yareah magazine
Posted by: opinionsyareah on: May 13, 2009
Nature, freedom, feelings, interior world… Tired of reasons, enlightenment and industrialization, writers and artists started to create different works at the end of 18th century; it was the beginning of a new movement: the Romanticism, a perfect time for poetry and poets. Yareah magazine/May focus on Romanticism. Read the whole issue at:
http://www.yareah.com/magazine/
Selected romantic poets (English- Spanish) on Yareah:
-Lord Byron (London, 1788- Greece, 1824) -José de Espronceda (Almendralejo, 1808- Madrid, 1842) -John Keats (Finsbury Pavement (near London), 1795- Rome, 1821) -Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer (Sevilla, 1836- Madrid, 1870) -William Wordsworth (Cumberland, 1770- Rydal Mount, 1850) -Walt Whitman (Long Island N.Y., 1819- New Yersey, 1892) -Juan Antonio Pérez Bonalde (Caracas, 1846- La Guaira, 1892) -Edgar Allan Poe (Boston, 1809- Baltimore, 1849)
Adam Carlson on Yareah magazine
Posted by: opinionsyareah on: May 13, 2009
A college student based in Atlanta, Georgia, Adam Carlson has been writing about the arts for four years. He’s maintained a blog of his commentary at TwilightChaos.Blogspot.com. Lately he’s worked as freelance product reviewer for GNS, Inc. and at some undisclosed point in the future (though, he hopes, it is sooner rather than more un-) he hopes to put his double-degree in Film Studies and Spanish to good use.
