Noticias de New York University

(New York)


Thursday, September 10, 7:00 p.m.

Creative Writing in Spanish (CWS) Student Reading
As a celebration of the third year of the MFA in Creative Writing in Spanish, and to welcome the new class of 2009/10, students will read selections of their work.

LECTURA DE BIENVENIDA DE LOS ESTUDIANTES DE ESCRITURA CREATIVA EN ESPAÑOL. Presentan: Mariela Dreyfus y Lila Zemborain.

Participan: Gabriel Amor, Isabel Baboun, Susana Barragués, Isabel Cadenas Canon, Oswaldo Cintrón, Federico Falco, Carolina Gallegos-Anda, Idalis García, Eva Gasteazoro, Valerie Mejer, Isamar Rosado-Aponte, Nancy Ross, Eduardo Valadés, Paloma Valencia, Michele Zumarán.

In Spanish. Reception to follow.

With the support of NYU Department of Spanish and Portuguese and the MFA Program in Creative Writing in Spanish.





Tuesday, September 8, 6:00 p.m.

Celebrate México Now: Book presentation – Mexican High by Liza Monroy, followed by a discussion and book signing.

Reception to follow.


This event is the kick-off of Celebrate México Now 2009, the 6th annual citywide festival of contemporary Mexican art and culture produced by CN Management.

www.mexiconowfestival.org

Noticias NYU- Centro Español Rey Juan Carlos I

(New York)

Thursday, January 29, 6:30 p.m.

Creative Writing in Spanish Series (CWS), curated by Sylvia Molloy and Mariela Dreyfus
Reading: BOMB Magazine 10th Anniversary

BOMB Magazine celebrates its 10th Anniversary Americas Issue—devoted to Buenos Aires, Montevideo, and Santiago—with a bilingual reading. Readers will include writers Raúl Zurita, Sergio Chejfec and Lina Meruane; and translators Anna Deeny, Liz Werner, and Margaret Carson. Introduced by: Mónica de la Torre and Lila Zemborain

Friday, January 30, 6:30 p.m.

Creative Writing in Spanish Series (CWS), curated by Sylvia Molloy and Mariela Dreyfus
Screening and conversation with Martín Rejtman

In celebration of a decade of Argentine independent cinema, BOMB Magazine, in collaboration with Cinema Tropical, hosts a screening and conversation between pioneer of New Argentine Cinema Martín Rejtman and Carlos Gutiérrez, co-founding director of Cinema Tropical.