On Saturday the 11th, Living Between Two Languages was a literary event that addressed the challenges and richness of writing, publishing, and sharing literature in the multicultural city of New York. Organized by Editorial Chatos Inhumanos and presented by the … Continued
On Thursday the 15th, the Film Club presented What Was Seen and Lived (Dying in Cali), a powerful series of short films that explored the tensions and realities of life in the city of Cali, Colombia. Organized by the Barco … Continued
“Carmen and the Butterflies” was a delightful children’s literature event that captured the imagination of the young audience. Organized by Babidu Libros and the Barco de Papel Cultural Center, this event featured a reading and presentation of the book by … Continued
The Film Club presented What Was Seen and Lived (Path to Solitude), a captivating series of short films that offered a deep reflection on loneliness and isolation. Promoted by Alfredo Grants and the Barco de Papel Cultural Center, this event … Continued
The event Red November was an intense and captivating staged reading that transported the audience into the vibrant world of theater. Under the direction of talented Ecuadorian director Julio Ortega, this play came to life in an intimate setting, highlighting … Continued
Last Monday, the 7th, the Barco de Papel Cultural Center presented Oniris in Bloom, a delicate and emotional poetry collection that immersed attendees in the world of romantic poetry. Written by the talented Peruvian poet Flor Zaky, the event was … Continued
The Film Club presented What Was Seen and Lived (Little Blue Room), a series of short films that captivated the audience with its depth and artistic sensitivity. Organized by Alfresco Grants and the Barco de Papel Cultural Center, the event … Continued
The launch of Isabel García-Ajofrín’s book Joe Biden: The Last Man Standing took place, featuring the Spanish-language book on political campaigns. The event included a talk with the author, a book signing, music, and surprises. The book has been nominated … Continued
The Cyanotype Workshop was a creative exploration into the world of experimental photography, organized by Alfresco Grants and the Barco de Papel Cultural Center. Guided by the talented Colombian photographer Diana Bejarano, this event offered participants the opportunity to learn … Continued
Argentine author Guillermo Severiche presented his novel El agua que viene (Griselda García, Editor, 2022) at the Barco de Papel Cultural Center on Saturday, September 17, 2022. The presentation was moderated by writer Nadia Villafuerte (Chiapas, Mexico). Barco de Papel … Continued