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Camila Evia translated by Kelsey Hennegen
Camila Evia (San Martín de los Andes, Argentina, 1987) is a poet, graphic designer and translator. Evia graduated from the Faculty of Architecture, Design and Urbanism of the University of Buenos Aires (UBA). She is the Art Director of Buenos Aires Poetry, where she is working with editorial design as well as editing and translation. Her artwork was exhibited in several media forms in Argentina, Latin America, United States (Print Magazine) and Italy. Her poems have been published in magazines from all around the world. She has published the books Ridículos (Buenos Aires Poetry, 2019) and Mina Loy: Poemas escogidos + Feminist manifesto (Buenos Aires Poetry, 2020), which counts with an extended edition published in 2021.
Kelsey Hennegen is a poet and translator. She holds an MFA in Poetry from Boise State University, MAs in Liberal Arts and Eastern Classics from St. John’s College, and an MA in English from Middlebury College. As a resident artist with the Historic Santa Fe Foundation (2020-2021), Kelsey created a poetry exhibit for the foundation's El Zaguan gallery and published a chapbook titled "To Keep the Name Daughter." Her poems have found homes in Narrative Magazine, Whitefish Review, Santa Fe Literary Review, and The Bread Loaf Journal, among others.
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