Oulipo ou la littérature sans bornes Abad et Gilboy nous initient à l’univers fascinant de l’Oulipo By Gemma Capellas Espuny and Jesus Guerrero Buitrago | CULTURE | 2 December 2024
Georgia’s ancient winemaking culture What do you think a wine with over 8,000 years of history might taste like? Each sip reveals Georgia’s vibrant culture and timeless traditions By Nata Bolkvadze | CULTURE | 2 December 2024
Confronting our fears in literature La oscuridad interior by Javier Sarabia is a collection of stories that delve into deep-seated fears By Gemma Capellas Espuny and Jesus Guerrero Buitrago | CULTURE | 1 November 2024
Fire and smoke: the art of raku What does this fast-paced exciting way of working with clay entail? By Steven Forbes-deSoule | CULTURE | 1 November 2024
Rowing for education Rowing the serene yet challenging waters of the Douro River with a purpose —to bridge continents through the power of education, arts, and technology By Claudia Fresan | CULTURE | 3 September 2024
Art history is not boring: a bestselling book by Blanca Guilera Blanca Guilera is - at the age of 23 - the bestselling author of the book Lo que los libros de Historia del Arte no quieren que sepas By Gemma Capellas Espuny | CULTURE | 2 September 2024
London calling The capital city of England beckons visitors to its many attractions this summer By Mollie Fraser-Andrews | CULTURE | 1 July 2024
Get back to where you once belonged Damián Mahler is the creator of The Beatles Symphonic Fantasy, a musical masterpiece born in Argentina that is now traveling around the world By Julián Ginzo | CULTURE | 4 June 2024
Lead and thrive in the age of Artificial Intelligence Two years after the launch of Shine in Spanish, Ana de Andrés recaptures the audience with the English version of this must-have leadership tool By Gemma Capellas Espuny and Jesus Guerrero Buitrago | CULTURE | 1 June 2024