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JUNE 2015 / NY, USA
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Music.  New York,  28/06/2015
In June of 1986 Sun Ra and the Omniverse Jet Set Arkestra performed a free concert in Central Park, and the summer music landscape in New York City changed forever. To celebrate its 30th anniversary, SummerStage Festival has extended the season from May to October, showcasing nearly 200 unique artists from the iconic to the avant-garde, from opera to hip-hop, film to circus, and everything in between. The Institut Ramon Llull partners with SummerStage again this year to bring Catalan Sounds on Tour to New York audiences.
Music.  New York,  29/06/2015
While both are in New York working on Ranaldo's new album, Raül Fernandez Refree and Lee Ranaldo will appear together at Joe's Pub, where experimentation and electricity will walk hand in hand with folk and songwriting tradition.
Visual Arts.  New York,  15/05/2015
Cielo, the Spanish word for ‘sky,’ can also mean “heaven” or “paradise.” Alicia FramisCartas al Cielo is a participatory sculpture that serves as a vessel of communication with those who have no earthbound address. 
Thought and Science.  Washington DC,  06/06/2015
A colloquium organized by the Fundació Paulí Bellet, with Ana Stanic, Miquel Sans, and Xavier Vilà Carrera as moderator.
Music.  New York,  06/06/2015
Catalan composer Anna Cazurra-Basté will give the world premiere of her latest work, Gran Tango, in New York City in June. The work is for string orchestra, and will be performed under the direction of Laurine Celeste Fox, the executive director of The Symphony of the City of New York.
Music.  Boston,  08/06/2015
The universally celebrated Jordi Savall and Hespèrion XXI combine forces with the Mexican folklore ensemble, Tembembe Ensamble Continuo, to kick off the Festival Concert Week with an intoxicating program of music inspired by the “discovery" of the New World. 
Music.  Burlington,  13/06/2015
Oscar Peñas, guitar, Fernando Huergo, bass, Sara Caswell, violin, and Ronen Itzik, drums, will perform at the Burlington Discover Jazz Festival, that takes place from June 5-14, 2015.
Performing Arts.  New York,  14/06/2015
Adrian Schvarzstein is a mix of Spanish, Argentinian, Italian and… Whatever! Clown, actor, circus and theatre director, Adrian Schvarzstein is a very energetic entertainer-showman! In show business since 1989, he studied at the Commedia Dell’Arte in Italy. His clowning has taken him all over Europe where he created and collaborated with many street theatre groups, circus, opera, TV programs, etc.
Music.  US and Canada,  17/06/2015
The Barcelona-bred bassist brings a unique musicianship to the contemporary scene with her compositions and playing. Giulia Valle Trio is Giulia Valle, bass, Marco Mezquida, piano, and David Xirgu, drums.
Performing Arts.  New York,  26/05/2015
The Cimientos 2015 program at the IATI Theater in New York City brings together a selection of what contemporary playwriting has to offer in the most exhilarating of forms. Genres are bent out of shape and reborn in ways that methodically explode on the paper that will then be exposed on stage. Now in its 15th year, this play development program continues to fuel the genesis of theater: the playwright. With an array of national and cross-continental writers, Cimientos will be the host to the bravest of theatrical statements; all plays are not created equal and our avant-garde is a solemn cry into what theater can and should do today.

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