START TIME: 12PM EST - 6PM GTM+2
12:00pm
> Festival Opening: Mary Ann Newman, Laia Cabrera and Isabelle Duverger
MEDITERRANEAN DIET
> Aperitif: HOW TO MARKET with chef and food stylist Amanda Laporte (La Boqueria)
> Curators Rosi Song and Mary Ann Newman talk about La Boqueria and read from “Hidden Kitchens”
12:30pm
> MUSIC: "Merely To Know" by Nana Simopoulos at Megaro Athens
> Juli Zeh's '"New Year" with translator Alta L. Price
> "Late to the House of Words: Selected Poems" with author Gemma Gorga and translator Sharon Dolin
> Translator Chip Rossetti reading “The Night Girl” by Diaa Jubaili
1:00pm
> Amina Cain and translator Julia Sanches discuss "Permafrost" by Eva Baltasar
1:30pm
> MUSIC: "Diya Hai" by Arooj Aftab featuring Badi Assad
> Marie Silkeberg's "Bárðarbunga" with translator Kelsi Vanada
> Work-in-Progress Reading, "Tales of Aunt Medina" by Akram Aylisli with translator Katherine E. Young
2:00pm
> "Back from the Cannery: Poems" with author Kirmen Uribe, translator Elizabeth Macklin and Esther L. Allen
2:30pm
> An Excerpt from "Lusitania" by Dejan Atanacković with translator Rachael Daum
> "The Real Story Behind Beethoven Kreutzer Sonata" by Emmanuel Dongala with translator Marjolijn de Jager
3:00pm
> "Hungry Ghosts / Avadanasataka" with translator Andy Rotman and curator William Elison
3:30pm
> MUSIC: "Contraluz" by Jacinta
> "I Offer my Heart as a Target" with author Johanny Vazquez Paz and translator Lawrence Schimel
4:00pm
> The Dragon and Vlad Dracula: "Die nicht sterben/Those Who Never Die” with author Dana Grigorcea and translator Alta L. Price
4:30 pm
> Leonardo Balada, Transatlantic and Surreal with author Ivan Ivanov and translator Peter Bush
START TIME: 12PM EST - 6PM GTM+2
INCLUDING A SPECIAL PROGRAM WITH FUM D'ESTAMPA PUBLISHING
12:00pm
MEDITERRANEAN DIET
> Introduction by Mary Ann Newman & Rosi Song
> Aperitif: HOW TO OLIVE OIL with chef Ferran Adriá (El Bulli Foundation)
> Entree: "Nourishing the Nation", a conversation with author Venetia Johannes and curator Rosi Song on Nourishing the Nation, Food as National Identity in Catalonia
> Dessert: "L'Olivera i l'Ase/The Donkey and the Olive Tree", a poem by Josep Carner, read by Carlota Subirós
12:30pm
> MUSIC: Morenica - Eleni Arapoglou & Andreas Arnold
> Introducing publisher Fum D'Estampa Press with Douglas Suttle
> The Silent Letter with author Jaume Subirana and translator Christopher Whyte
1:00pm
> Forgodandthee: Language Lost, Faith Found with author Esther Maria Magnis and translator Alta L. Price on "With or Without Me"
> "Anchises" from Feliz Idade by Olga Novo, read by translator Keith Payne
> "Small Bibles for Bad Times": A Reading of Poems by Liliane Atlan with translator Marguerite Feitlowitz
1:30pm
> Introducing publisher Fum D'Estampa Press with Douglas Suttle
> "The Others" A conversation with author Raül Garrigasait, translator Tiago Miller moderated by Alice Banks
2:00pm
> MUSIC: "Diya Hai" by Arooj Aftab featuring Badi Assad
> “Queen of the Jews / Царица иудейская”, reading by author NL Herzenberg
> "An Intersectional Conservationist at Heart", reading with author Jordi Nopca and translator Mara Faye Lethem
2:30pm
> Mediterranean Diet: HOW TO GREENS, with chefs Fina Puigdevall & Martina Puigvert (Les Cols restaurant)
> Introducing publisher Fum D'Estampa Press with Douglas Suttle
> Introduction to Joan Maragall by translator Ronald Puppo
3:00pm
> "Violante" with author Nika Pfeifer, translator Barbara Kost, moderated by Alta L. Price - Co-production Austrian Cultural Forum New York
3:30pm
> "Carousel" by Berta Dávila with translator Jacob Rogers
> "What Is a Caruso and What Does It Have to Do With Opera?" with author Jaume Biarnés and translator Mary Ann Newman
4:00pm
> "The Prodigal Child" by Irène Némirovsky, with translator Sandra Smith and curator Tess Lewis
4:30 pm
> Publishers' Roundtable with publishers Laura Huerga, Naveen Kishore, Chad Post and Nancy Naomi Carlson
START TIME: 12PM EST - 6PM GTM+2
INCLUDING SPECIAL PROGRAMS: ON KOREAN LITERATURE AND OPEN LETTER BOOKS
12:00pm
MEDITERRANEAN DIET
> Aperitif: HOW TO LEGUME with Chef Marc Puig-Pey (Alicia Foundation)
> Entree: "The Sultan’s Feast", a conversation with translator Daniel Newman and curator Rosi Song
> Dessert: "Desolació / Desolation", a poem by Joan Alcover read by Carlota Subirós
1:00pm
> KOREA - Preview of Love in the Big City with author Sang Young Park and translator Anton Hur
> KOREA / OPEN LETTER BOOKS - Bluebeard’s First Wife with author Ha Seong-nan and translator Janet Hong
1:30pm
> KOREA - Letters Across Spacetime with author Kim Bo-Young and translators Sophie Bowman and Sung Ryu
2:00pm
> KOREA / OPEN LETTER BOOKS - Bilingual reading of Catcalling with author Lee Soho and translator Soje
2:30pm
> OPEN LETTER BOOKS - Garden by the Sea by Mercè Rodoreda with translator Martha Tennent
> OPEN LETTER BOOKS - Adventures and Misadventures with author Max Besora and translator Mara Faye Lethem
3:00pm
> Approaches to Ancient and Modern Chinese Poetry with translators Kevin Wang and Ye Odelia Lu
3:30pm
> Heart Mountain Bungei with translators Lisa Hofmann-Kuroda and Kenji Liu, and Cally Steussy
4:00pm
4:30 pm
START TIME: 12PM EST - 6PM GTM+2
INCLUDING SPECIAL PROGRAMS
> ARCHIPELAGO PUBLISHING
> BRAZILIAN LITERATURE
12:00pm
MEDITERRANEAN DIET
> Aperitifs: HOW TO GREENS with Chefs Fina Puigdevall and Martina Puigvert (Les Cols restaurant)
> HOW TO SEAFOOD with Chefs Mateu Casanyes from Disfrutar/Compartir (L’Empordà)
> Main Course: "Ricette e Precetti" with author Miriam Camerini, translator Alta Price and curator Rosi Song
> Dessert: "Foc de Pales / The Full Moon", a poem by Maria-Mercè Marçal, read by Isaias Fanlo
> SNEAK PREVIEW!! ”Inseparable” by Simone de Beauvoir with translator Sandra Smith
1:00pm
> Introducing Archipelago Books by Jill Schoolman
> "Animals" by Hebe Uhart with translator Robert Croll and Julia Kornberg
1:30pm
> Introducing Archipelago Books by Emma Raddatz
> "An Acrobat of the Mind and Heart" with Nabaneeta Dev Sen and Tess Lewis
2:00pm
> MUSIC: Nana Simopoulos - "Merely To Know" at Megaro Athens
> "Faraway" by Lo Yi-Chin with translator Jeremy Tiang
BRAZIL SPECIAL
2:30pm
> "The Blind One & The Mad One" with author and playwright Claudia Barral, director Almiro Andrade, actors Camila França & Trine Garrett, and videographer and reporter Silvino
> "Springtime in the Bones" with author Állex Leilla and translator Amanda Sarasien
3:00pm
> "Translating a Scathing Brazilian Master" with translator Flora Thomson-DeVeaux and Pedro Meira Monteiro
3:30pm
> "Who Was I? Memory and Masculinity in two first-person narratives of the sertão" with translators Elizabeth Lowe and Padma Viswanathan
4:00pm
> LGBTQI+ & Afro/Indigenous Brazilian Literature with authors Bixarte, Auritha Tabajara, Leo Castilho, Elton Uliana, Júlio Ludemir
START TIME: 12PM EST - 6PM GTM+2
12:00pm
MEDITERRANEAN DIET
> Aperitif: HOW TO DESSERT with Christian Escribà from Escribà pastry (Barcelona)
> Entree: "Salt Water" by Josep Pla with translator Peter Bush, Margarida Casacuberta and curator Rosi Song
> Dessert: "Vida Privada / Private Life", a poem by Josep Maria de Sagarra, read by Isaias Fanlo
> Women in Catalan literature: with Mara Faye Lethem (translator of “Learning to talk to plants” by Marta Orriols), Laura McGloughlin (translator of “Stone in a Landslide” by Maria Barbal), and Eliza Kalfa (linguist and translator) - Omnium Cultural
> "Paranys / Snares" by Pere Gimferrer, with translator Adrian Nathan West
> MUSIC: "Contraluz" by Jacinta
1:00pm
> "The Tale of the Pig Slaughter" with author Martí Sales
> Translating Contemporary Spain: Pitfalls for Academics and Journalists with author of "Exhuming Franco: Spain’s Second Transition" Sebastiaan Faber, Magda Bandera and Ignasi Gozalo-Salelleas
1:30pm
> Epigrama del bell temps poems by Josep Carner set to music by Albert García Demestres (with singer David Alegret and pianist Rubén Fernández Aguirre)
> "What Is a Caruso and What Does It Have to Do With Opera?" with author Jaume Biarnés and translator Mary Ann Newman
> "Si em vaga" and "Destins", poems by Josep Carner set to music by Albert García Demestres (with singer David Alegret and pianist Rubén Fernández Aguirre)
2:00pm
> LIVE: Notes from Childhood by Norah Lange with Charlotte Whittle and Bella Bosworth
2:30pm
> MUSIC: Morenica - Eleni Arapoglou & Andreas Arnold
> "Late to the House of Words", reading and conversation between author Gemma Gorga and translator Sharon Dolin
MEDITERRANEAN DIET
> HOW TO MARKET with chef and food stylist Amanda Laporte (La Boqueria)
> "There's Nothing I Like as Much / Res no m'agrada tant", a poem by Vicent Andrés Estellés, read by theatre director and playwright Carlota Subirós
> HOW TO OLIVE OIL with chef Ferran Adriá (El Bulli Foundation)
> "L'Olivera i l'Ase / The Donkey and the Olive Tree", a poem by Josep Carner, read by Carlota Subirós
3:00pm
> LIVE: "If You Kept a Record of Sins" with author Andrea Bajani and translator Elizabeth Harris
3:30pm
> "Cargo Hold of Stars: Coolitude", a book launch reading and conversation with poet Khal Torabully, publisher Naveen Kishore, and translator Nancy Naomi Carlson
4:00pm
> LIVE: "Boat People" by Mayra Santos-Febres with translator Vanessa Perez Rosario and curator Charlotte Whittle
START TIME: 8:55AM EST - 2:55PM GTM+2
CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES from 8:55AM to 12PM EST - 2:55PM to 6PM GTM+2
KIDS PROGRAM - CATALAN INSTITUTE OF AMERICA
8:55am NYC / 2:55pm CAT
> Welcoming greeting to viewers from the Catalan Institute of America - Grab a cup of coffee and get ready for the Diada we have prepared for you
9:00am NYC / 3:00pm CAT
> Cantata of the Legend of the Princess and Sant Jordi. A story in 6 videos with music and text by Jordi Cartaña and illustrations by Laura Magrinyà. A story that will smash stereotypes.
Ages: 3-12 years
10:15am NYC / 4:15pm CAT
> The Legend of St. George as You Have Never Heard it Before, created and interpreted by LA MINÚSCULA, a storytelling troupe from Girona. A humorous version of the traditional legend. With Txell Faxedas, Cristina Alay, Patricia Corchado, Xuspi Hernández and Casandra Lungu.
Ages: 3-10 yrs.
10:45am NYC / 4:45pm CAT
> Reading of the book ”Lost in the Museum” by its author, Luisa Vera. Luisa will takes us to the world of museums in a very special way.
Ages: 4-10 years
11:15am NYC/5:15pm CAT
> LIVE: An interactive game with David Díaz. David will show us how to play “The Treasure of the Last Dragon”
Ages: 6-12 years
MEDITERRANEAN DIET
12:00pm
> Vermouth: "Thirst", a poem by Montserrat Abelló, read by Isaias Fanlo
> Aperitif: HOW TO WINE with Josep Roca from el Celler de Can Roca
> Main Course: Catalan Food and History with Paul Freedman, Paco Sole Parellada and curator Rosi Song
> Dessert: "Com usar bé de beure i menjar, a poem by Francesc Eiximenis, read by Isaias Fanlo
> Dessert: "Tirant lo blanc", a poem by Joanot Martorell, read by Carlota Subirós
> Coffee and Liquors: CHEFS' Q & A
1:00pm
> Conversation with Bob Davidson and Rosi Song on Cava / CAVA TOAST
1:30pm
> How to: MARKET, OLIVE OIL, GREENS, LEGUME, SEAFOOD, WINE and DESSERT
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