The poet Mosab Abu Toha, one of his generation’s leading exponents of Palestinian literature, speaks with the writer Fatima Bhutto about life in Gaza and the role of poets in times of injustice and violence.
Videos & Publications
A Piece of Land: The Beginnings and The End
Júlia Viejobueno Cavallé
Claudi Carreras and Andrés Cardona advocate for a deeper understanding of Amazonian culture
As part of the exhibition “Amazons. The Ancestral Future”
Archaeology of the Jungle
A Morning with Eduardo Neves
Eduardo Neves
Wild Memory
Soundscapes of the Northwest Amazon: Rhythms, Land and Culture in Pará
Natalia Figueredo
Txai Suruí
Postponing the End of the World
Defending the Rights of the Jungle
A morning with Patricia Gualinga
Patricia Gualinga
Living Forest
Ehuana Yaira Ianomami
Gigantic Women
Amazonia, Placing Life at the Centre
A morning with Eliane Brum
Eliane Brum and Gabi Martínez
The Amazon and climate change
The Cultures of the Jungle
A morning with Rember Yahuarcani
The Political Nature of the Forest
Paulo Tavares
Rousseau and the Man in the Nature
Inauguration of the Festival classics
The actor Jordi Boixaderas serves us a reading of Jean-Jacques Rousseau with texts that reflect on true human nature and on the passage from life in nature to life in society, and that show the evolution of his thought. This will be followed by a round table discussion to review Rousseau's ...
RADAR
12 essential voices of 2024
Zadie Smith and Míriam Cano
Worn cloth and stolen truths
Txai Suruí
Postponing the End of the World
Herta Müller and Cecilia Dreymüller
Freeing the word
Nathan Thrall
Anatomy of Occupation
Clara Serra and Elena Martín
Insubordinate desire
Wajdi Mouawad and Oriol Broggi
Flying with wounded wings
A.M. Homes
Alienation in America
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