Events starting in June 2023

Spanish cellist Montserrat Egea visits Puerto Rico on the occasion of the first collaboration with Festival Casals.

“Spanish Cinema Now” is back again for its 6th edition, bringing the best cinema made in Spain to DMV audiences.

To mark the 50th anniversary of the “Tribute to Picasso” resolution, this exhibition presents a series of works that touch on Picasso, whether in composition, aesthetic, or simply as a tip of the hat.

Spanish cellist Montserrat Egea will be the last guest of the “Spanish Young Music Talents” 2023 winter/spring season with a solo recital including works by Martínez Campos, Cassadó, and Crumb.

“Festival Flamenco Albuquerque” is an annual tradition of music, dance and culture, celebrating 36 years of bringing to an American stage premier, award-winning artists from Spain, Mexico, the U.S., and around the world.

As part of the annual “Science ECUSA & Cervantes” STEM series at Instituto Cervantes Chicago, art historian Sergio Ramiro gives the first of his two seminars in the United States about science and art in Early Modern Spain.

Spanish art historian Sergio Ramiro gives his second seminar about the ties between art and science in Early Modern Spain in this third edition of ECUSA’s “Seminar Series for a More Sustainable Future.”

The Royal Opera of Madrid, Spain’s major performing arts institution, presents “Authentic Flamenco,” a traditional Spanish flamenco show from award-winning dancer and choreographer Amador Rojas.

Spain and Japan present their short films together at “EuroAsia Shorts 2023” on June 15, participating also in the closing night on June 23 together with other European, U.S., and Asian films.

Spanish guitarist José Luis Martínez presents a concert with some of Albéniz’s most representative works that best adapt aesthetically, technically, and emotionally to the guitar.

Spanish multidisciplinary artist Pilar Albarracín presents a new installation with videos and photos that reflect the Spanish identity and flamenco clichés.

This exhibition, featuring the works of Spanish artists Irene Grau and Carlos Maciá, aims to ignite discussions about social tensions and conflicts prevalent today.

The Ibero-American Cultural Attachés Association presents its annual film showcase, with films from 19 countries, including the Spanish film “Mi Vacío y Yo.”

In the context of the “Picasso Celebration 1973-2023,” this exhibition explores Pablo Picasso’s deep engagement with landscape subjects and his expansive approach to this traditional genre.

In his Los Angeles premiere, Spanish dancer Daniel Ramos joins singer Miguel Angel Heredia and guitarist Yerai Cortes for a one-night-only performance at Broad Stage in Santa Monica.

Jesús Madriñán is the third guest of DC.es, a project where five Spanish photographers from the Spanish Academy in Rome share their gazes of Washington through their lenses — gazes as personal, singular and unique as the city itself.