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News about the Basque language, culture and contemporary creation.
Euskara. Kultura. Mundura.
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Etxepare Basque Institute promotes activities in support of the Korrika in 28 cities around the world
Members of Euskal Etxeak (Basque centres), and students and teachers from the Etxepare network of university Basque studies lecturers and language assistants have organised various activities.
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Basque art shines once again at ARCO Madrid
A gallery and several Basque artists will represent Basque art at the 43rd International Contemporary Art Fair in Madrid.
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Julio Jiménez and Owen Wilson win the Etxepare Korrika 23 video contest
In collaboration with AEK, the Etxepare Basque Institute has promoted Korrikas at universities in the Etxepare lectureship network and at euskal etxeak (Basque centres) around the world.
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People’s choice voting now open for MIN Awards
The Etxepare Basque Institute has awards the best album in the Basque language (Euskara) to shine a spotlight on independent music in Basque. Vote now!
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Basque. Playlist. #12 – Maren
The young pop music promise wants to explore in her latest work the sound experience that combines minimalism, psychedelia and roots.
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Reception for future Basque language teachers from the Basque Diaspora
The Etxepare Basque Institute welcomed 16 people from Argentina, Uruguay and Chile that are finishing an intensive eight-week stay in the Basque Country as the last stage of their teacher training as part of the framework of the Euskara Munduan programme.
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‘False flag’ by Iratxe Jaio and Klaas van Gorkum on show at the Biennale of Sydney
The curators selected the work after visiting the Basque art panorama as part of the ZABAL programme.
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Korrika Munduan video contest: Pick your favourite!
In collaboration with AEK, the Etxepare Basque Institute has promoted Korrikas at universities in our network and the Euskal Etxeak (Basque centres) around the world.
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Rhapsody in Blue, a dynamic and versatile choreography by Iratxe Ansa
It´s a collaborative piece, each of us bringing their own colours, identity, and language—that´s what sets they apart.