We interviewed the director and screenwriter Arantxa Aguirre on the occasion of the premiere of her documentary about the life of the composer Enrique Granados: "Love and death."
La Casa de América acoge en Madrid la exposición "León Felipe: ¿Quién soy yo?", una muestra organizada por Acción Cultural Española y la Fundación del poeta que aborda su legado.
Within the framework of the EÑE Festival, AC/E invites four foreign translators to discuss with literary agents how to promote Spanish literature in the English-speaking market...
Taking its title directly from Solanas, the exhibition A new job to unwork at (curated by Andrew Kachel and Clara López Menéndez) brings together eight artists and one collective who grapple with what gender studies scholar Kathi Weeks has termed
As part of A new job to unwork at — a series exploring the many actions we classify as “work” — “Tezcatlipoca Memoirs,” Esparza’s latest performance at Participant Inc, offers a mixed media exploration of the artist’s collected projects.
The co-curator of the biennial Manifesta 12, the Spanish architect Andrés Jaque, traces a route through the Italian city between urbanism and contemporary art...
Bailando un tesoro, que primero se materializó en forma de libro y, tras su éxito, como un videojuego educativo, el primero de todo el mundo sobre danza española.
This documentary film recreates the passionate and stormy history of the composer Enrique Granados in the Barcelona of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, his trips to Madrid, Paris and New York, the struggle for life and the first
With the documentary "La línea de sombra " the programme 'Imprescindibles' premieres its new season on Sunday, October 7 at 9:30 p.m.
