

The Hearing Trumpet with Joanna Moorhead
Oct 6, 2022
Joanna Moorhead, a distinguished journalist and biographer known for her work on surrealist artist Leonora Carrington, joins the discussion from the picturesque Ardèche. They dive into Carrington's enchanting yet eco-apocalyptic novel, The Hearing Trumpet, and unravel her complex family dynamics and influence on art. The conversation highlights Carrington's resistance to societal norms while embracing Surrealism, her relationships with partners like Max Ernst, and the rich cultural backdrop of Mexico that shaped her legacy. It's an exploration of creativity, love, and belonging in turbulent times.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
Exploring Legacy and Family in Carrington's Art
04:38 • 11min
Leonora Carrington: A Surreal Journey
15:09 • 17min
Exploring Women's Wisdom and Historical Connections
32:09 • 3min
Exploring the Artistic Legacy of a Provencal Farmhouse
34:40 • 5min
Kitchens, Creativity, and Crisis
39:37 • 23min
Love, Art, and Belonging in Turbulent Times
01:02:47 • 12min
Reflections on Surrealism and Gratitude
01:15:08 • 3min