Llull New York - Catalan Language and culture - Institut Ramon Llull

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Jadranka Vrsalovic Carevic
jvrsalovic@llull.cat
655 Third Ave. Suite 1830
NEW YORK, NY 10017, USA
Tel. +1.646.421.3548

Institut Ramon Llull is a consortium comprising the Government of Catalonia, the Government of the Balearic Islands, and the Barcelona City Council. Its mission is the support and promotion of Catalan language and culture abroad, in all its forms and means of expression.

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Comunicació

/ Olot

01/03/2021 Knowledge

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Apply now to PEN Català’s literary residency for young, emerging European writers

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22/02/2021 Literature

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Institut Ramon Llull takes part in Festival of Hope’s second edition

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COMUNICACIÓ

/ BARCELONA

15/02/2021 Literature

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New programme for literary translators from Catalan and Occitan

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/ Chicago, virtual

02/02/2021 Gastronomy

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Cava's Place, a discussion with Dr. Robert Davidson of the University of Toronto

Dr. Bob Davidson writes, “While Catalan cava may be the most popular sparkling wine in Spain, during the first decades of the twenty-first century, it has become a controversial product. From campaigns protesting Catalonia’s push for increased sovereignty to internal divisions within its regulatory Denomination of Origin, the very meaning of 'cava,' what it is, where it is from and what drinking it denotes, has become contested."

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/ New York, virtual

02/02/2021 Literature

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Catalan Novel in Translation

"Catalan Novel in Translation" is a roundtable with Mary Ann Newman (Scholar-in-Residence, NYU), Peter Bush (Literary translator), Chad W. Post (Open Letter Books/Univ. of Rochester), and Helena Buffery (Univ. College Cork, Ireland). The webinar will be introduced by Michael Gatan (NYU) and moderated by Jordana Mendelson (NYU).

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COMUNICACIÓ

/ BERLIN

28/01/2021 Language

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Humboldt University and the Free University of Berlin host a Catalan film series

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/ New York, virtual

28/01/2021 Cinema

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Josep Bartolí's Imprint: A Catalan Exile at the Center of New York's Avant-Garde Scene

A touching tribute from one illustrator to another, Josep, an award-winning debut feature film by Le Monde cartoonist Aurel recounts a painful chapter of French history through the life of Catalan artist Josep Bartolí. During the Spanish Civil War, Bartolí, an anti-Franco activist, fled across the Pyrénées in hopes of finding freedom in France. However, French police captured and held him in a series of refugee camps. Drawing on Bartolí’s ...

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PETER BUSH

/ GIRONA

28/01/2021 paperllull

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Adventures in Catalan Literature: Josep Pla

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/ USA

18/12/2020 Music

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Visca l'amor - A new recording of 20th & 21st Century Catalan Art Songs

With focus on the 20th and 21st centuries, this recording showcases six song cycles by Frederic Mompou, Eduard Toldrà, Joan Comellas, Ricard LaMotte de Grignon, Narcís Bonet, and finally a world premiere recording of a new commission by living Catalonian composer, Elisenda Fábregas. This project not only furthers the scholarship in Catalan vocal literature, but also celebrates in song the human journey that is both tender and boisterous.

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JOAN ELIES-ADELL

/ L'ALGUER

13/12/2020 paperllull

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L’Alguer and its Catalan-language poetry: an exceptional surprise

The small Catalan cultural and linguistic community in L’Alguer, a town in the north-west corner of Sardinia, as well as the poetry written there from the mid-twentieth century onwards, are perhaps two exceptional and surprising singularities. Poet and academic Joan-Elies Adell shines a light on the poetry in Catalan produced in this Sardinian town.

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/ En línia

11/12/2020 Language

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Reading and sharing Marta Orriol’s work

The Center for Catalan Studies at Queen Mary University of London has organized, with the support of Pushkin Press, an online reading group on Learning to Talk to Plants, the award-winning novel by Marta Orriols, recently published in the United Kingdom. The event will feature the participation of the author and Mara Faye Lethem, translator of the work into English.

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MARTA ROIG

/ BARCELONA

11/12/2020 paperllull

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The Ten Commandments of Catalan Children’s and Young Adult Literature

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COMUNICACIÓ

/ Olot

09/12/2020 Knowledge

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Open Call for a Faberllull residence stay on Digital Humanities

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VALÈRIA GAILLARD

/ BARCELONA

06/12/2020 paperllull

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Jordi-Pere Cerdà, a borderland writer

This year, 4 November marked 100 years since the birth of Jordi-Pere Cerdà (Sallagosa, 1920–Perpinyà, 11 September 2011), one of the most unique poetic voices in Catalan literature. And one of the most unknown, hidden under piles of clichés and reductive labels.

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ESTEVE PLANTADA

/ BARCELONA

22/11/2020 paperllull

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Raquel García-Tomás: ‘Today’s music needs to become part of a national repertoire’

We interview Raquel García-Tomás, a young interdisciplinary creator and composer who has just won the National Music Prize for the opera 'Je suis narcissiste' and who has just premiered at the Liceu 'Per precaució', a piece composed during confinement.

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COMUNICACIÓ

/ EUROPE

19/11/2020 Cinema

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Atlàntida Film Fest expands internationally with eight favourites from the last edition and 9 Catalan productions

Atlàntida Film Fest, the biggest online film festival in Europe, organised by Filmin, is expanding internationally and, on top of Portugal, will reach five more European countries this December (Serbia, Greece, Albania, Romania and Bulgaria). Following the exponential growth of its in-person edition in Mallorca and the online version on Filmin – with over 550,000 viewers last year – the ten-year-old festival is making the leap into new territories, thanks to its collaboration ...

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