El Greco en su IV Centenario: Patrimonio hispánico y diálogo intercultural

"Arreguín's palpitations of color and light and arrested movement awaken our sublimated vision. His paintings seem to force our entire being to experience its livingness as an insatiable yearning and questing of the eyes." - from the Foreword by Tess GallagherBorn in Mexico in 1935 and a resident of Washington State for nearly five decades, Alfredo Arreguín has long been recognized as a major force in pattern painting. His canvases are tapestries that mingle diverse and interpenetrating influences and images: the traditional crafts of his native Michoacán; the lush rainforests of his...

"En estos diez años La Resaca estrenó once obras: Tres Tristes Teatreros (1997), Guernica (1999), Las Fieras, sintesis de un momento (2001), Cabeza quemada (2002), La sangre más dulce que la sangre (2003), El gigante de Alberti (2003), El pan de cada día (2004), Dale, Dale, Dalí (2004), Tres (2005), Naranja (2006) y Corre (2006)"--P. 6.

El Mediterráneo es una vez más escenario de la historias que protagonizan los personajes que ocupan este número: el geógrafo al-Idrisi y el rey normando Roger I, el escritor y político Pedro Antonio de Alarcón, e Ibn Firnas, que intentó emular al mitológico Ícaro en la Córdoba del siglo IX. Nuevo número de la Revista digital de la Fundación El legado andalusí.

What began as a familiar, entertaining tv series has become--thanks to its creators the Duffer Brothers and its cast--a worldwide success. Set in the 80s, Stranger Things narrates the disappearance of a young boy named will in the small town of Hawkins, Indiana. When his best friends go searching for him, they encounter a mysterious girl named Eleven who has telekinetic powers. This book shines a light on the production of the series, and all its 80s references and nostalgia.