Events starting in June 2014

A selection of short films from Europe, Asia, and the United States will be screened at embassies and cultural centers throughout Washington, D.C.

SPAIN arts & culture & the Shakespeare Theatre Company present a staged reading of Calderón de la Barca’s masterpiece, translated by Helen Edmundson and directed by Gus Heagerty.

A reception and artist talk marking the release of a new book with photographs and text by artist Mark Parascandola about the Carabanchel prison in Madrid, Spain.

The group exhibition includes works by Laura Fitzgerald, Laura F. Gibellini, Alex Hartley, Jordan Loeppky-Kolesnik and Axel Töpfer that destabilize the idea of ‘place’ through intangible and imagined locations.

Dawn represents an encounter between the profound, sophisticated voice of Magos Herrera and the intricate Flamenco guitar of Javier Limón.

Under the motto ‘The Hispanic and Spanish language presence in the United States: unity in diversity,’ the ANLE will celebrate its 40th anniversary.

Dawn represents an encounter between the profound, sophisticated voice of Magos Herrera and the intricate Flamenco guitar of Javier Limón.

To commemorate the 450th anniversary of the birth of Shakespeare, AFI Silver commences the first of a 3-part series with filmed adaptations of his plays, as well as a wide variety of films that draw upon Shakespearean source material.

Six days and nights of workshops and concerts given by Spain’s most celebrated flamenco artists including Eva Yerbabuena, Farruquito, La Lupi, and Alfonso Losa.

Teatro Lirico of DC’s production of one of the most beloved ‘zarzuelas.’

The Gabarron Foundation is pleased to present “Scapes,” an exhibition of Spanish artist Teo González.

The Spanish artist will share the exclusive space with the works of Robert Indiana, Andy Warhol, Takashi Murakami and Nam June Paik among others.

Spain Fresh presents a one-day pop-up installation by Spanish artist Bubi Canal.

A two-day program of lectures and a workshop presented by national and international architects, designers, and artists addressing the current state of public space and the built environment.

The exhibit showcases a variety of Dalí paintings, prints and sculpture; a special work from 16th Century illusionist artist, Giuseppe Arcimboldo, on loan from the Ringling Museum; and rich explanatory material.

The program for this year’s series, coordinated by Rafael Abolafia, will showcase six plays by seven authors from Spain.