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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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22/01/2020 Literature
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Focus on Catalan Literature at Correntes Escritas, one of the most important literary festivals in Portugal.

Institut Ramon Llull is now working on the Catalan participation in the festival, which will hold its 21st edition from 15 to 23 Feruary.
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Olot 
20/01/2020 Knowledge
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Jordi Casanovas, new resident at FABER Olot

Project at Faber —During my stay at Faber I will advance strength in the theatrical text Alguns dies d’ahir (Some days yesterday). It is a play that relates the experiences of a family (mother, father, daughter and son) of an average population of Catalonia during the months of October, November and December 2017 and the months of October and November 2019. Those months that were politically and socially so convulsed are the atmosphere that surrounds this family that sees ...
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New York 
19/01/2020 Arts
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The 4th Mediterranean Jazz Festival features Carola Ortiz and Manel Fortià

Escape the cold New York winter, let the artists take you on a journey and discover contemporary sounds from Athens, Beirut or Barcelona. Continuing to highlight a Mediterranean perspective on jazz, the Mediterranean Jazz Festival is back with its 4th edition, live at Drom on two nights, Saturday and Sunday, January 18th and 19th.
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New York 
18/01/2020 Cinema
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Bronko at Film Noir Cinema in Brooklyn, New York

Ascetic vision about a being who detests the dysfunctional social model that this society proposes and opts for the way of self-destruction. Loneliness, addiction, survival, human sacrifice and a strong ideological component, turn "Bronko" into the symbol of the new contemporary redeemer.
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15/01/2020 Arts
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National theatre La Filature in Mulhouse, France, dedicates the Vagamondes festival to Catalan creativity

Soon to mark its eighth edition, this festival is dedicating its 2020 event to different cultures from around the Mediterranean. From 14 to 25 January and in collaboration with the Institut Ramon Llull, it will celebrate Catalan creativity by offering nine shows that exhibit local contemporary artistic talent in all its glory.
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12/01/2020 Knowledge
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FABER Residency about Feminisms

From January 12 to 18, 2020, Faber Olot will be the third residence on the gender gap from a variety of international perspectives (Feminism III) 
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New York 
10/01/2020 Music
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Marina Albero presents: “A Life Soundtrack” in Brooklyn, New York

Join Marina Albero in a celebration of the journey of life through music. Marina Albero presents a self-release where you’re invited to feel the world through her experiences. Albero’s music has been brewed in Spain, Cuba and the US and it’s made of a natural blend of impressionistic, jazz, flamenco, son and early music. With a strong accent on the rhythm, her music has been captivating audiences and musicians around the Northwest since she moved to Seattle in 2015 where she ...
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31/12/2019 Performing
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Dorothy Max Prior reflects on Catalan street theatre traditions for Total Theatre Magazine

For over 30 years, Total Theatre Magazine has been at the forefront of the advocacy, celebration and documentation of contemporary theatre and performance – including the support of artforms and practices such as circus, outdoor arts, site-responsive performance, puppetry, and physical and visual theatre, which have often been ignored, or not treated with the seriousness they merit, by other publications.
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31/12/2019 Literature
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Literature in translation journal "Asymptote" devotes a stand-alone issue to Catalan literature

Winner of the 2015 London Book Fair's International Literary Translation Initiative Award, Asymptote is the premier site for world literature in translation. The September 2019 issue focuses solely on Catalan literature in translation and includes fragments from writers such as Joan Brossa, Maria Cabrera and Dolors Miquel. A whole world of Catalan literature awaits here...
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New York 
18/12/2019 Language
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CAFÈ CATALÀ returns to Columbia University this Fall

Join the group of enthusiastic Catalan students, plus other members of the community, for a weekly Cafè Català this Fall semester at Columbia University. Starting September 25th, 2019, Catalanophiles and Catalan speakers of all kind will meet Wednesdays from 2:30 to 4:00pm.
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New York 
14/12/2019 Arts
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Albert Marques Trio at Soapbox Gallery in Brooklyn

Soapbox Gallery is dedicated to presenting music, performance and works of art that engage the issues of our time. The jazz concert on December 14th will feature two Catalonia born, New York based musicians, Albert Marquès at piano and Manel Fortià at double bass, as well as Ari Hoenig at drums. 
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13/12/2019 Culture
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Folklorist Michael Mason, translator Annie Bats and professor and translator Ko Tazawa, winners of the 2019 Ramon Llull Awards

This past Friday, in Andorra, the Ramon Llull Foundation handed out the Ramon Llull International Awards to people or institutions outside the linguistic domain who have worked to promote the Catalan language and culture internationally. The winners from the eighth edition of these awards were American folklorist Michael Mason (Award for the International Promotion of Catalan Creation), organiser of the Smithsonian Folklife Festival held on the National Mall in Washington D.C.; French translator ...
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New York 
11/12/2019 Culture
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Catalan Institute of America launches a film series and a book club

On September 11, The National Day of Catalonia, Catalan Institute of America (CIofA) will launch a film series for its members. Screenings will take place regularly. A week later, the CIofA Book Club in Catalan, also free for members and coordinated by translator Mary Ann Newman, will start meeting on the third Wednesday of each month. Both series will be held at the Center for Social Innovation in Chelsea, NYC.
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Stanford University 
08/12/2019 Arts
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Antonio Monegal of UPF, visiting professor at Stanford University

This Fall semester, Prof. Antoni Monegal of Barcelona’s Universitat Pompeu Fabra will teach a course on “Visuality, Memory and Citizenship: Archive and Activism in Catalan Photography” for students at the Department of Art and Art History at Stanford University.
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USA 
08/12/2019 Literature
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Applications Now Open for the ALTA 2020 Emerging Translator Mentorship Program

The ALTA Emerging Translator Mentorship Program is designed to establish and facilitate a close working relationship between an experienced translator and an emerging translator on a project selected by the emerging translator. ALTA’s Emerging Translator Mentorship Program was founded by former ALTA board member Allison M. Charette.
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Faber, Olot 
05/12/2019 Thought
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Apply now for Faber Residency: QLGBTI+ Present and Future

Different kinds of revolution involving social, cultural, economic, ecological and personal identity question and challenge us. These changes must be accompanied by mechanisms that ensure respect for the human rights of each individual, including individual rights of queer, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons. These changes, however, will not occur without representation and active presence in all fields, especially in those of knowledge and exchange of experiences and projects, which is ...
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