Mariàngela Vilallonga is leading the establishment of the Maria Àngels Anglada Commission from the Maria Àngels Anglada-Carles Fages de Climent Chair of Literary Heritage at the University of Girona, which she has directed since its creation in 2004.
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Luis Pons shares the snapshots he took in Rome of Leo XIV before his trip to Spain, anticipating his closeness to the audience, and a small sample of his trip to the Silk Road, in the photo galleries “The greeting of Pope Leo XIV” and “The Islam Khoja minaret”
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Joaquín Callabed delves into classical tradition and the lessons it offers for the present in his latest articles: “Democritus, Father of Modern Science,” “The Venus de Milo as an Icon of Beauty,” “The Landmark of Myron’s ‘Discus Thrower,’” “Zeno of Citium, Founder of Stoicism,” “The Struggle for Freedom, According to Herodotus,” and “Prometheus, Benefactor of Humanity.”
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Javier López-Galiacho, the driving force behind the new Friends of Historic Theatres of Spain Foundation, which carries on the legacy of the association of the same name, aims to protect performance venues facing demolition and promote their historical and cultural heritage, as well as contribute to their programming.
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Mariàngela Vilallonga focuses on the figure of the beloved Mercè Rodoreda, to whom she has dedicated a significant portion of her research, becoming one of the leading experts on her life and literary work, in the article “The Romanyà of Mercè Rodoreda.”
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Guillermo Simón Castellví shares the photo galleries he published in the digital newspaper El Debate on May 4th and July 5th, both set in the Sagrada Familia of Barcelona, a temple to which the amateur photographer has dedicated special attention.
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