Events on October 27, 2013

Starting in October, Rebeca Vallejo will be touring the East Coast presenting her new album ‘Azúcar, Canela.’

North America’s leading showcase for the best in contemporary Ibero American films returns to the Festival Internacional de San Juan de Puerto Rico.

Internationally acclaimed Spanish conductor Pablo Heras-Casado will lead notable orchestras in the U.S. throughout the fall.

‘Beloved Daughter’, ‘Snowflake’ and PDA/Little Animated Doodles at KIDS Euro Festival.

The exhibition highlights the influence of Spanish culture on famed American artist Robert Henri through over 40 of his paintings.

Provocative recent works by Jordi Alcaraz will be presented in a major exhibition at Jack Rutberg Fine Arts in Los Angeles.

A national traveling exhibition and photobook visualizing, through twelve of the most talented photographic voices working internationally, the U.S. Latino experience today.

The Spanish animated film ‘Wrinkles’ (‘Arrugas’) will be showcased at the Festival on October 29th.

Spain’s medieval culture explored through the rich and complex relationships between Muslims, Jews and Christians, in a series of three lectures.

An exhibition and screening by Mapping Barcelona Public Art about the evolution of street art in Barcelona.

A new group exhibition featuring artwork by 14 Brooklyn-based artists commemorating the 1st anniversary of Sandy.

Andrés Jaque and Office for Political Innovation explores the potential of post-foundational politics and symmetrical approaches to the sociology of technology to rethink architectural practices.

“Shattered” deconstructs preconceptions about glass art, shattering traditional boundaries for a deeper understanding of sculpture.

A presentation of visual images and sound focused on the Native American, Hispanic and African cultural roots of American music.

‘The Stewart Album: Art, Letters, and Souvenirs to an American Patron in Paris’ is an extraordinary album of 19th-century letters, drawings, and photographs amassed by American collector William H. Stewart (1820-1897).

An exploration of the life and legacies of one of California’s most important religious, symbolic and historical figures.