Title: Las casas son como los cuerpos
Description: Texts that analyze the house of Leonora Carrington as an inhabited space that her customs and habits, in order to understand the world, time and intimacy of the surrealist artist, in an exercise from which eight essays emerged that are contained in the book. "The way he ordered and placed his objects, there is nothing random or superficial. The chairs he chose, the tables, the tablecloths, the armchairs, the ornaments and the way of ordering them in the space dialogue with each other and with the others." (HKB Translation) --Page 8.
Subjects: Homes and haunts, Criticism and interpretation, Women painters, Dwellings, Artists' studios, Homes
Places: Mexico, Mexico City
People: Leonora Carrington (1917-2011)