Painted Poetry, Poetry by the Meter. The Visual Vanguard in Poémes Peintre (1922) by Vicente Huidobro and 5 Meters of Poems (1927) by Carlos Oquendo de Amat

    In this article, examines the exhibition and construction of some of the Painted Poems that Vicente Huidobro exhibited in Paris, in 1922, a fact that marks the provocative relationship between poetry and painting throughout his art exhibition. On the other hand, the production...

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Main Author: Ayram, Carlos
Format: Online
Language:spa
Published: Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia 2020
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Online Access:https://revistas.uptc.edu.co/index.php/la_palabra/article/view/9490
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Summary:    In this article, examines the exhibition and construction of some of the Painted Poems that Vicente Huidobro exhibited in Paris, in 1922, a fact that marks the provocative relationship between poetry and painting throughout his art exhibition. On the other hand, the production of poetry is explored as a dynamic and mobile aesthetic object in 5 metros de poemas by Carlos Oquendo de Amat. With the analysis of this poetic production I propose to establish a comparison between the poems "Paisaje" by Huidobro,  and "Film del paisaje" by Oquendo de Amat, to point out how the need for design and the graphic-spatial dimension of the poems marked the avant-garde spirit in Latin America, while at the same time leading the poets to conceive poetry as a material and aesthetic production beyond the traditional support and format of the book.