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News about the Basque language, culture and contemporary creation.
Euskara. Kultura. Mundura.
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The curators of Carnegie International have been introduced to the Basque art ecosystem by the Etxepare Euskal Institutua
They have been invited as part of the ZABAL project, which aims to raise the international profile of contemporary Basque art and foster links between local and international art scenes
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A rich display of Basque art at ARCO Madrid
Two galleries from the Basque Country will participate in this 44th edition and another twenty artists will show their work in other galleries.
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Teresa Larruzea, Basque language and culture lecturer at Sorbonne Nouvelle Université
In this interview, we talked to Teresa Larruzea about the ‘minor’ or specialisation that Sorbonne Nouvelle will be offering, beginning 2025/2026 academic year.
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Colombia opens a new window on to Basque creation
Basque creativity will once again be in Bogota for the ‘Basque Window’ (‘Euskal Leihoa’) programme organised by Teatro Mayor Julio Mario Santo Domingo in Bogota and the Etxepare Basque Institute.
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Basque. Playlist. #19 – Mikel Azpiroz
Born in San Sebastián, musician and composer Mikel Azpiroz Garmendia is known as a masterful pianist and keyboard player. He studied classical music at the conservatory, but soon felt the need to explore other genres, discovering his true artistic voice in jazz and blues.
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Dylan Inglis, basque lecturer at the University of Edinburgh
Etxepare Basque Institute promotes Basque Studies through the lectureship programme and in this video we invite you to meet Dylan Inglis, basque lecturer at the University of Edinburgh.
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Basque language immersion in Argentina
The Etxepare Basque Institute has organised a barnetegi, or Basque language immersion course, in Villa María (Córdoba, Argentina) as part of the Euskara Munduan programme. From January 18th to 25th, twenty students will participate in the course.
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BASQUE. 1x05 | Itziar Ituño beyond ‘Money Heist’
Itziar Ituño was already well-known in the Basque Country, but she made a leap to international fame after the television series ‘Money Heist’. In the fifth and final episode of the first season of BASQUE. Podcast, she shares her journey and her thoughts on the role of art as a tool for social change.
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The quality of Basque literature and translations are essential for Latin American readers
In recent years, the presence of Basque literature in Mexico and Latin America has increased, thanks to the quality and vibrancy of the works and their translation into Spanish, explained Etxepare Basque Institute director Irene Larraza.