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El éxito que ha conocido desde el día de su aparición el Diccionario de mitología clásica no resulta sorprendente si consideramos que, en sus dos volúmenes, ofrece al lector no especializado el vasto caudal mitográfico de la tradición grecorromana de manera sumamente didáctica. En él, Constantino Falcón, Emilio Fernández-Galiano y Raquel López Melero han condensado en él con el máximo rigor toda la información disponible referente al ámbito que abarca, para articular un texto de consulta accesible para todos los lectores.

A new take on an eclectic and controversial director James Morrison's critical study offers a comprehensive and critically engaged treatment on Roman Polanski's immense body of work. Tracing the filmmaker's remarkably diverse career from its beginnings to 2007, the book provides commentary on all of Polanski's major films in their historical, cultural, social, and artistic contexts. Morrison locates Polanski's work within the genres of comedy and melodrama, arguing that he is not merely obsessed with the theme of repression, but that his true interest is in the concrete—what is out in the...

The Joan Miro Foundation presents "Her Memory," an exhibition by Kiki Smith organised in collaboration with the Museum Haus Esters in Krefeld and the Kunsthalle Nrnberg, containing recent work by this US artist. It could in fact be called an exhibition in progress, since it has been amplified in each venue anterior to the exhibition presented in the Foundation, which is the last location of this tour. Kiki Smith was born in Nrnberg in 1954 to an artistic family: her mother an opera singer and her father Minimalist artist Tony Smith. Her work is characterised by a constant reflection on human...