Newsletter
MARCH 2014 / NY, USA
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Cinema.
New York,
06/03/2014
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Visual Arts.
New York,
08/03/2014
Playfully and unexpectedly, Catalan artist Regina Saura transforms teacups and office chairs alike into art-objects and invites us to relish the joyful simplicity of the everyday.
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Cinema.
Austin Texas,
10/03/2014
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Music.
Austin Texas,
13/03/2014
From March 13 through March 15, Desert, Svper, Univers, La Castanya and Lost Tapes will be showcasing their music at SXSW.
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Music.
New York,
13/03/2014
Bernat Vivancos will direct the Escolania de Montserrat in a program of typical repertoire from Montserrat, Catalonia, that highlight the unique musical history of the Abbey.
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Cinema.
New York,
19/03/2014
The Stigma?, directed by Martí Sans, is an investigation and reflection on the origins and survival in Spain of anti-Jewish prejudices, with the participation of fifteen experts in the field.
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Literature.
New York,
17/03/2014
The new translation of Josep Pla's Quadern Gris, The Gray Notebook, the most celebrated work of twentieth-century Catalan literature, is by Peter Bush. The introduction is by Valentí Puig.
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Architecture and design.
New York,
26/03/2014
Discover the Guastavinos' contribution to some of America's greatest public spaces.
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Architecture and design.
New York,
27/03/2014
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Music.
New York,
24/02/2014
The music of Joan Arnau Pàmies is concerned with the problematization of issues related to text, notation, sound and the distinction between composition and performance as categorically different activities. His most recent explorations deal with the possibilities of unconventional notational strategies to develop rich formal processes.
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