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Luis Garcia and Maka Fidyka to participate in the Parallax Art Fair in London
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Catalan artist Luis Garcia has been selected to participate at the Third Edition of the International Contemporary Art Fair in London along with Maka Fidyka, artist based in Barcelona selected to exhibit there for the second time. Parallax AF is the first art fair of its kind to use new theories from art history in its approach. It showcases established and emerging international contemporary artists from West & East Europe, USA, Asia, South America, Turkey, UAE and Oceania.
Joan Miró: Sculpture at Yorkshire Sculpture Park 17 March– 6 January 2013
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Yorkshire Sculpture Park will stage the first major UK survey of sculpture by Joan Miró (1893-1983) in collaboration with the artist’s foundations and family. With key works set against the backdrop of the Yorkshire landscape, the exhibition will fulfil the artist’s belief that “sculpture must stand in the open air, in the middle of nature”, as well as providing a rare opportunity to experience the repertoire of this iconic Catalan artist, demonstrating his continued relevance to sculpture. The exhibition is sponsored by Christie’s, supported by the Institut Ramon Llull and The Henry Moore Foundation, with additional support from Camper.
In Conversation: Hannah Collins and Ferran Adrià on the art of cooking
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Artist Hannah Collins discusses the crossover between the visual and culinary arts with pioneering Catalan chef Ferran Adrià from the world famous elBulli restaurant. This event, supported by the Institut Ramon Llull, launches the publication The Fragile Feast: Routes to Ferran Adrià by Hannah Collins.
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Whitechapel Gallery
77-82 Whitechapel High Street
London E1 7QX
Showcase Scotland at Celtic Connections- SPOTLIGHT CATALONIA
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This January, over 180 music industry delegates from around the world will visit Glasgow on the middle weekend of Celtic Connections (25th - 29th January) to sample of some of Scotland's and Catalan's finest musical talent. Showcase Scotland works with an international partner each year and is delighted to share the stage with Catalonia in 2012. Showcase Scotland is working with Catalan Arts, the Institut Ramon Llull and the Government of Catalonia to stage Spotlight Catalonia.
Pilar Godayol will offer the seminar: "Gender and Translation: A look at the question"
Department of Iberian and Latin American Studies, Queen Mary, University of London, School of Languages, Linguistics and Film. Mile End Road, London, E1 4NS.
This seminar looks at the intersection between gender studies and translation studies along three lines of study: I) “Theoretical origins: gender definitions, metaphors and myths in the feminine”, a section covering the main theoretical sources that have dealt with the intersection of gender and translation over recent years, either conceptually or metaphorically,
Taima Tesao participate in a concert at The Spice of Life in London.
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The Great Escape 2012 announces its lead international partnership with the Institut Ramon Llull to present catalan sounds
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The Great Escape is delighted to announce the Insititut Ramon Llull as its lead international partner for the 2012 festival in Brighton, presenting Catalan Sounds - music from Catalonia and the Balearic Islands. From Barcelona to the Mediterranean islands, Catalan territories are a hot-bed of new music, both live and recorded.
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Mean Fiddler, The Great Escape & The Institut Ramon Llull present: Alternative Sound of The Balearic Islands!
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In continuation of the support for Catalan artists, The Great Escape and the Institut Ramon Llull present the showcase "Alternative sound of the Balearic Islands" on the 1st December upstairs at The Garage. We are proud to be showcasing some of the most exciting Balearic acts, as chosen by The Great Escape, at this celebration of talent from the Islands
LVII Anglo-Catalan Society Annual Conference
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The LVII Anglo-Catalan Society Conference will be held at Queen Mary, University of London from the 25th to 27th November 2011. The programme cover a wide diversity of topics (linguistic, historical, literary, sociological, musical, etc.) whose common denominator is the Catalan dimension, including Valencia, the Balearics and French Catalonia.
[The
Institut Ramon Llull is a consortium made up by the Government
of Catalonia and the Government
of the Balearic Islands dedicated to the international promotion of the Catalan
language and the culture of the areas in which Catalan is spoken. The IRL forms
part of the Fundació Ramon Llull, which
was established by the governments
of Andorra, the Ramon Llull Institute, General
Council of the Eastern Pyrenees, the city of Alghero,
and the Network of Valencian Cities, and has its central offices in Andorra]