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Newsletter # 130 |
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Arts.
New York,
19/09/2022
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Pace presents an exhibition of work by Antoni Tàpies, who made an indelible mark on the history of art in postwar Europe, North America, and Asia. The presentation, titled Antoni Tàpies: Transmaterial, takes place on the eve of the centenary of the Catalan Spanish artist’s birth. It will showcase some 20 paintings created by Tàpies between the 1990s and early 2000s—Pace has represented the artist for 30 years, and almost all the works in this show were created after Tàpies joined the gallery. Marking the first exhibition dedicated to the artist to be staged at Pace’s New York gallery since 2015, the presentation spotlights Tàpies’s meditative approach to art making, shedding light on the later years of his life and career. The exhibition is curated by Natasha Hébert, the artist’s daughter-in-law.
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Cinema.
USA,
13/09/2022
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In the race to the Oscars, Alcarràs will have to pass the pre-selection of Hollywood academics, who at the end of January will decide which are the five candidate films for the statuette for this category.
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Literature.
New York,
13/09/2022
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As Tolstoy wrote, “Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.” But how do families break apart and splinter, and what remains for those who survive? In Titaua Peu’s Pina (translated by Jeffrey Zuckerman), outside forces bear down relentlessly on an already troubled Tahitian family, while in Namwali Serpell’s The Furrows and Muriel Villanueva’s The Left Parenthesis (translated by Megan Berkobien and María Cristina Hall) the memory of loss and grief continue to shadow and complicate the present. The talk will be moderated by Moderated by Anderson Tepper, co-chair of the Brooklyn Book Festival’s International Committee.
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Literature.
Montreal,
12/09/2022
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One of North America's largest festivals, FIL Montreal merges various artistic disciplines, including music, film, and theater. FIL Montréal attracts some 200 international authors per year for its readings, round tables, performances, concerts, and exhibitions. From its inception, more than 4,500 writers and artists have participated in its more than 1,000 events that have drawn around 200,000 visitors.
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Literature.
Barcelona,
12/09/2022
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The programme Llull Fellowship allows strengthening bonds between the Catalan publishing sector and the international one, as well as opening up new opportunities for the projection of Catalan literature abroad.
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Cinema.
New York,
12/09/2022
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Winner of the Golden Bear at this year’s Berlinale Festival, Alcarràs, Carla Simón’s follow-up to her acclaimed childhood drama Summer 1993 is a ruminative, lived-in portrait of a rural family in present-day Catalonia whose way of life is rapidly changing.
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Arts.
France,
10/09/2022
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From September 1st to 30th, the two international residencies are taking place within the project Immaterial. Delta Art, promoted by Es Far Cultural and with the support of the Institut Ramon Llull.
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