Readers and bathers.
This is Spain by Steve Hall.
Vignettes from the beach on Bloomsday.
1. http://youtu.be/tNFmNTuv1nk – Clive in English
2. http://youtu.be/-unj5Rktr0o – Tomi in Finnish
3. http://youtu.be/aRQtiUKVtpU Turlough in English
4. http://youtu.be/68iQc9_3khY Auli
5. http://youtu.be/uZb-_w4CwSo Turlough in Swedish
6. http://youtu.be/405JQ89zitg Enrique in Spanish
7. http://youtu.be/fh5acsyGMB4 Steve in Swedish
8. http://youtu.be/LkiLLtpYlrc – Flamenco dance interpretation.
Photo On the beach. http://www.flickr.com/photos/artroger/9064798839/
Thats where we will be on 16th June.
Great video here from Steve Cole of LiberateUlysses, taken on Bloomsday 2013. Dublin Artist and Joycean Roger Cummiskey tells how the forty foot got its name, Ken Cotter talks briefly about the music of the book and the father/son theme. We see the Bloom’s home, or what would have been very close to it, hear James Quinn of the James Joyce Centre read at the Martello Tower, take a look at the peaceful Glasnevin Cemetry and into Sweny’s shop, and meet Rachael Kerr, the creator of Leopolds Day map.
Mr Leopold Poldy Bloom
He’s a cultured allroundman, Bloom is, he said seriously. He’s not one of your common or garden … you know … There’s a touch of the artist about old Bloom.
And I´m off to Dublin in the Green to soak up some of the Hibernian Metropolis ahead of Bloomsday!
- Ecce Puer
graphic – The Salvage Press.
Bloomsday, Fuengirola.
Interview on Mijas International TV. Karen McMahon speaks with Roger Cummiskey about Bloomsday. Interview on Fuengirola radio with Antonio Garcia 13 h. 14.06.13 – Spanish. Interview on iTalk radio with Maurice Boland 14 h. 16.06.13 – English.
For the third year we are planning a simple reading, swim or paddle off the beach on Bloomsday this year. It conveniently falls on a Sunday.
What makes our event a little different is that the readers are encouraged to read their pieces in their own language. This is a fun, non intellectual, nor threatening event.
And it is FREE. All that is required is that you turn up on time to participate. It will be a memorable occasion. A fun get together providing the opportunity to become fully immersed in – sea water.
Bloomsday – June 16th – is an annual celebration among Joyce fans throughout the world, from Fuengirola to Melbourne. It is celebrated in at least sixty countries worldwide, but nowhere so imaginatively, of course, as in Dublin. The novel, Ulysses, by James Joyce recounts the hour-by-hour events of one day in Dublin – June 16, 1904 – as an ordinary Dubliner, Leopold Bloom, wends his way through the urban landscape, the odyssey of a modern-day Ulysses.
Bloomsday Bathe on the Beach, 2013.
Join us for a little reading of Ulysses and a paddle / swim on Bloomsday 2013.
Sunday, 16th June, 2013. On the beach in Fuengirola.
07.45: Beach assembly. In front of the Hotel Florida.
08:00: Readings* lead off by those present followed up by voluntary readings by like-minded male and female participants in their own language wearing varieties of various costumes, hats and beachwear.
08:45: Divest and dive into “the snot green scrotum tightening sea” – heated by the Spanish summer sunshine.
9:30: Had enough? OK, then lets Swim, Dip or Paddle again before adjourning to a local Chiringito (La Cepa Playa) for toast, olive oil, coffee and chat.
* all readings will be c. one page long.
“Mr Leopold Bloom ate with relish the inner organs of beasts and fowls. He liked thick giblet soup, nutty gizzards, a stuffed roast heart, liverslices fried with crustcrumbs, fried hencods’ roes. Most of all he liked grilled mutton kidneys which gave to his palate a fine tang of faintly scented urine.” ― James Joyce, Ulysses.
This video takes you on a walk through Dublin following the footsteps of the two main characters in Ulysses on 16th June 1904 – Mr Leopold Bloom and Stephen Dedalus. The presentation is 100 years later but some things have survived. Enjoy A Stroll Through Ulysses.
Images:
The Swimmers and The Readers 2011.
Bloomsday Bathe on the Beach 2013.
Sur in English
The James Joyce Centre, Dublin.
Bloomsday on Mijas International TV.
Featuring:
1. Bloomsday Bathe on the beach in Fuengirola, Spain.
2. AIA -Ulysses – a joint exhibition by Andalusian International Artists Enrique Linaza and Roger Cummiskey 14.06-31.07
3. Introduction to the Works of Poldy Bloom by Jamie Murphy and Steve Cole.
4. An introduction to the Bloomsday Survivalists 2013 Kit.
Home and Lifestyle magazine.
Sylvia Beach Interview 1962 Dublin – RTE. Brilliant record of the first publisher of Ulysses speaking with RTE.
Bloomsday Báñese en la playa
Fuengirola, España.
Únase a nosotros para un baño Bloomsday en la playa: BAÑO! CHAPUZON! o ENCONTRARSE!
Fuengirola, a las 8 de la mañana En frente del Hotel Florida.
Domingo, 16 de junio, 2013.
Un hombre Joiciano en Fuengirola para un Bloomsday un Baño en la Playa, seguido por lecturas informales de Ulysses por James Joyce, en inglés, español, sueco, finlandés o cualquier idioma y un Desayuno Continental.
Este evento consistirá en un no-intelectual,
Diversión informal y reunión que proporcionara la oportunidad de divertirse y darse un chapuzón en el agua del mar.
Este evento es GRATIS. Si quiere comer o beber dependerá de usted!
07.45: En frente del Hotel Florida.
08:00: desinvertir y sumergirse en “el mar verde moco escroto apretando” – habiendo sido calentado por el sol del verano español.
08:30: Lecturas realizadas por los presentes seguidos de lecturas voluntarias por aquellos participantes masculinos o femeninos en su propio idioma usando diferentes variedades de trajes, sombreros y ropa de playa.
09:00-09:30: Suficiente? OK, entonces vamos a nadar, inmersión o paleta antes de marchar al Chiringuito (La Cepa Playa) para tostadas con aceite de oliva, café y charlar.
Jueves, 16 de junio 1904 fue la fecha del primer Bloomsday!
Si usted piensa que un amigo o compañero Joycean le gustaría recibir esta invitación, por favor, no dude de transmitírsela.
Si usted tiene alguna sugerencia para hacer nuestro evento, mejor por favor háganoslo saber aquí o artroger@gmail.com Detalles de la ubicación exacta (direcciones) se enviará a los interesados tan pronto como este aprobada
Bloomsday – 16 de junio – es una celebración anual entre los fanáticos de Joyce en todo el mundo, desde Fuengirola a Melbourne. Se celebra en sesenta países alrededor del mundo, pero en ninguna parte tan imaginativamente, por supuesto, como en Dublín. La novela Ulises, de James Joyce, narra los acontecimientos hora a hora de un día en Dublín – 16 de junio de 1904 – como un ordinario Dubliner, Leopold Bloom, serpentea su camino a través del paisaje urbano, la odisea de un moderno Ulisses.
“El señor Leopold Bloom comía con fruición los órganos internos de bestias y aves. Le gustaba la sopa de menudillos espesa, las mollejas de nuez, un corazón asado relleno, rodajas de hígado fritas concrustcrumbs, huevas hencods fritas. Sobre todo le gustaba los riñones a la parrilla de cordero que le dieron a su paladar un sabor fino de la orina ligeramente perfumada “. James Joyce, Ulisses.
Mr Bloom Things and Stuff available!
James Joyce Memorabilia and Stuff.
Mr Bloom.
