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2001 German translation Brücken Bauen Tanya Ury and Rolf Steiner 2003 Published in English with 3 Photos by Sylvia Ury ca. 1958 in the catalogue to the exhibition Termini Technici, Salon Verlag, 2001 Cologne ISBN 3-89770-150-2 (D) In several of her works Tanya Ury has adopted the name of Hermè or Herme (her & me): Hermeneurotic 1984- (collection of literary texts) |
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Although largely autobiographical, this narrative is told in the 3rd person; Tanya Ury adopts the name of Hermè (her & me), thereby objectifying a personal history and lending it the flavour of the antique. Building Bridges recounts the early years when the Ury family travelled regularly to Cologne from London. "They had crossed the water and got away. In the early days it was by sea. But because something important had been left behind, they were always going back - by sea, then by air, much later by tunnel. It's too wide, too far, to build a bridge over the Channel." Extract from Building
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