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Curators Corey Piper (Chrysler Museum of Art), Brandon Ruud (Milwaukee Art Museum), and Clara Marcellán (Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza) explore the intersections of Spanish and American art in both countries’ museums.

Diversifying The Classics places the Public Theater’s new bilingual version of Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet” in conversation with Lope de Vega’s “Castelvines y Monteses,” in a brand new English translation by Dakin Matthews.

The third edition of “Spanish Cinema Now +” features a selection of three new films that showcase the rich diversity of today’s Spanish cinema.

CCEMiami invites you to the 3D Virtual Exhibition “Getting through time like a single ray of light” by Tomás Valdivieso.

Spanish curators Lula Criado and Meritxell Rosell from Clot Magazine together with the SciArt Initiative present an International Festival of Science, Art and Music.

Spanish choreographer Gustavo Ramírez Sansano premieres the short film “Hernando’s Hideaway” in collaboration with BalletX.

This conversation between Lluís Homar (Director of the Compañía Nacional de Teatro Clásico), Director David Boceta, and members of the artistic team of “En otro reino extraño” will be moderated by Esther Fernández (Rice University) and David Rodríguez-Solás (UMass Amherst).

Spanish National Youth Poetry Prize winner Berta García Faet joins translator Kelsi Vanada to discuss the bilingual edition of “The Eligible Age” with The Song Bridge Project editor William Blair.

The Iberoamerican Cultural Attachés Association presents an online showcase of films from 13 countries, including the Spanish film “Maria (and Everybody Else).”

The Meadows Museum organizes a virtual conference by Santiago García, co-author of the graphic novel “Las Meninas,” in conversation with the art historian Rebecca Quinn Teresi.

The Instituto Cervantes Albuquerque presents Mujeres de Cine 2021, an online film showcase that gathers the gaze of three Spanish female directors on this war conflict.

The Meadows Museum presents the online screening of “Hassan’s Way” by Fran Araújo and Ernesto de Novar, accompanied by a lecture by Dr. Constantin C. Icleanu.

Spanish architect, writer, and curator Andrés Jaque meets U.S. artist Michael Wang in this new edition of “Cafés Transatlánticos,” our coffee talks series to celebrate the cultural bridges that connect our two countries.

Spanish author Elvira Navarro joins translator Christina MacSweeney to discuss her collection of stories “Rabbit Island” with guest author Sarah Rose Etter.

Author Javier Cercas presents “Lord of All the Dead” at “Spain Writes, America Reads,” a virtual series of author talks to introduce recently translated books from Spain in the U.S.

The second edition of this series presents excerpts of works in a virtual format by contemporary Spanish playwrights with U.S. directors.