The Athens Digital Arts Festival (ADAF) has included in its programme The Inflovable Machine, a piece by the renowned Catalan digital creator Mónica Rikić. This installation will be part of the ADAF Kids section of the Greek Festival with the support of the Institut Ramon Llull.
The Kauffman Center in Kansas will be the setting on Saturday 5 April for the world premiere of Fortuny-Venise, the piece commissioned by the Kansas City Symphony Orchestra from Catalan composer Joan Magrané.
The Mattress Factory museum in Pittsburgh will host an exhibition by Catalan artist Marc Vilanova on 28 March, with the support of the Institut Ramon Llull. The exhibition will be open until 10 May 2026.
The application round to take part in the Llull Fellowship programme 2025 is now open. Applications are welcome from March 19th until May 16th.It is the 24th edition of the fellowship and more than 200 professionals from 40 countries have participated.It will take place from September 21st to 26th 2025 in Barcelona, along with the Setmana del Llibre en Català (Books in Catalan Week in Barcelona).
Lijtmaer will offer a seminar on neo-Victorian literature within the Mercè Rodoreda Chair at CUNY, while Miralles will teach a course on political literature in the Baroque period at the Joan Coromines Chair at the University of Chicago and will give four lectures at different American universities.
La Perla 29 organises the 2025 Prelude Edition of the Shakespeare Festival Barcelona, with participation from representatives of various European festivals dedicated to this universal classic.
The second edition of the Hackató – a film residency for young talents that provides support and training for emerging voices in national and international filmmaking – is being heldp until 24 March.
From 8 to 30 March, cinemas in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee, and Inverness will screen 7 Catalan feature films and 9 short films and will host talks and discussions with three special guests: Pilar Palomero, Mar Coll, and Alba Bresolí.
Until 10 March, the residence hosts a stay organised jointly with Linguapax, bringing together activists of Vilamovian, Kashubian, Lemko, Dzūkian, Silesian, Amazigh, Nahuatl, Sardinian, Aranese, and Catalan.
18 Catalan publishers are participating in the collective Catalan stand. The IRL is present in London with several professional meetings and the organization of a roundtable on translation.
From 1 March to 6 July, coinciding with the 50th anniversary of the Fundació Joan Miró, the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum (TMAM) hosts the exhibition Joan Miró. Poetry into Painting. This marks the first major retrospective of Joan Miró in Japan since the National Museums of Modern Art in Tokyo and Kyoto dedicated an exhibition to him in 1966, which led to the Catalan artist's first visit to Japan.
The exhibition Marta Palau. My Paths are Earthly, co-produced by the Tàpies Museum and the Mexican MUAC, will be on display at the Tàpies Museum from 27 February to 17 August. In the autumn it will travel to the country where the Catalan artist lived in exile, with the support of the IRL.
The Institut Ramon Llull is launching a new Grants for Research in Catalan Studies to support the doctoral training of international researchers whose work includes themes related to Catalan studies. Applications for these scholarships will be open from 3 March to 15 April, both dates inclusive.
The international edition of the Gaudí Cycle is becoming firmly established and continues to expand, reaching Washington and Rabat in 2025.https://academiadelcinema.cat/ca/
