New York, NY

Atalaya Company presents a secular Celestine –blasphemous and libertarian, full of courage, wisdom and tenacity.

Spanish visual artist Ivana Larrosa presents “In Search of Lost Time” at the The International Center of Photography’s 2017 alumni exhibition.

A clasically trained guitarist with numerous European awards, Susana Raya combines her singer-songwriter spirit with a touch of jazz, enhanced by her Spanish roots.

The Spanish autor discusses her new book, “Nueva York sin querer,” with Peruvian literary critic Claudia Salazar at McNally Jackson.

“Echo” is Daniel Canogar’s third solo exhibition in New York, featuring the U.S. premiere of his flexible screen sculpture series.

Spanish artist Francisco Goya (1746–1828), Russian filmmaker Sergei Eisenstein (1898–1948), and contemporary American artist Robert Longo (born 1953) each witnessed a turbulent transition from one era to another and the profound repercussions of revolution, war, and civil unrest.

This performance at New York’s Metropolitan Room features showtunes by Stephen Soundheim, the composer of “Sweeney Todd,” “Company,” “Into the Woods,” “A Little Night Music,” and more.

The band’s 2016 record “Ha Ha He” met critical acclaim, and they’re due to release another EP on Captured Tracks this year.

Pianist and Speaker Yelena Grinberg will explore some of the most exquisite and rarely-heard keyboard works by the “3 S’s” of the Iberian Baroque: Domenico Scarlatti, Carlos Seixas, and Antonio Soler.

With “Alfabeto Delfín,” Spanish painter Antón Lamazares offers his most original proposal, in which painting and poetry merge through his Christian and farmer alphabet.

Experience an evening of great music and dance with Pedro Cortés’ “Flamenco Soul.” Cortés was credited by The New Yorker for helping to keep Flamenco alive in New York City.

Mahmoud, a Syrian young man, takes a boat from Libya to the italian island of Lampedusa. When he wakes up, he can’t understand what happened at sea… He tries to remember, and through his memories we will know his life in Syria, his family, his dreams, friends.

In addition to “Mare Nostrum, Finis Somnia Vestra,” Marco Magoa brings to New York this theater play about human misery.

Olga Pericet includes interludes of song and instrumental guitar solos featuring guitarist Antonia Jiménez, and singers Manuel Lago and Miguel Lavi.

The Elías Aguirre Company performs “Pez Esfinge” and “Shy Blue” at the 36th Annual Battery Dance Festival.

Enjoy an enchanting summer evening of music for harp and piano with impassioned works by Granados, Falla, Boccherini, Mozart, Dussek, Debussy, Albeniz and Ravel.