The King Juan Carlos I of Spain Center promotes research and teaching on Spain and the Spanish-speaking world at New York University, including free public programs for a general audience that highlight the history, politics and cultures of the Spanish-speaking world.
Internships at KJCC: 2 credits (8-10 hours) / 4 credits (12-16 hours) *Administered through the Department of Spanish & Portuguese with approval from Internship Director, Lourdes Dávila: lourdes.davila@nyu.edu Or internship course credit through another department with approval of KJCC Director ...
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Thursday, April 11 7:00 pm Free and open to the public RSVP required More information here
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Para asistir a este evento, por favor regístrese aquí Edad y Territorio como Vehículos de Otrerización—with Berna Wang and Verónica Ruth Frias, moderated by Julia Chang ¿Qué pasa cuando tu cuerpo y mente no tienen la edad deseada por la sociedad? ¿Pueden el arte y el pensamiento surgir y diseminars...
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The exhibition is a partnership between Sino-Spanish illustrator Quan Zhou and MECUSA, a project of the organization ECUSA (españoles científicos en USA) focused on women in science. Learn more about this exhibition here
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March 7, 2024 | 7:00 PM More information here
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Ambos eventos son gratis y abiertos al público - Conozca más sobre Ellas son Ciencia, aquí - Conozca más sobre Maternidades y feminismos en España, aquí
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Gabinete Fang, or the “Fang Cabinet,” is a project that seeks to explore how memories (historical and personal, national and institutional, archival and artistic, oral and corporeal) are drawn, appropriated, stored, and brought back out again as part of a prolonged (and often violent) history of the...
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KJC Chair Quan Zhou in conversation with Wan Sonya Tang (Boston College) and Mary Kate Donovan (Skidmore College) about her work and how different contemporary media have influenced and impacted the expression of race issues in Contemporary Spain from a Sino-Spanish perspective. Thursday, February ...
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En este seminario estudiaremos, de modo interactivo, el arte como modo de transitar, el arte como vehículo de expresión y sanación y el arte como salvavidas y medio de vida. Tomando como punto de partida una revisión colectiva (feminista, trans-inclusiva y anti-racista) del Art-Brut y el arte “outsi...
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NYU’s KJCC and Grey Art Gallery are proud to partner with Visual AIDS for Day With(out) Art 2023 by presenting Everyone I Know Is Sick, a program of five videos generating connections between HIV and other forms of illness and disability. The program features newly commissioned work by Dorothy Cheu...
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In Latin America, we live in urgent times that require us to rethink our relationship with the past and with the remnants of multiple temporalities. Zones of extractivism, dispossession and specific violences—a violence of conquest, some authors would say—are mixed with recognition, cultural soverei...
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Dr. Carles Guerra (Visiting Professor in Catalan Studies, CEMS) Introduced by Edward Dioguardi (NYU, American Folk Art Museum) Respondent: Camille Robcis (Columbia University) Based on years of research about Francesc Tosquelles (1912-1994), a Catalan psychiatrist working in the early 20th-ce...
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EVENT | LECTURE November 1, 2023 | 7:00 PM This presentation considers the far-reaching legacies of colonial ways of seeing and understanding the world. It specifically discusses the complexities and contradictions of contemporary representations of Spain’s colonization of Equatorial Guinea, and ...
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Join Galician musician, writer and educator Cristina Pato (NYU KJCC Chair 2019-2020) and Basque musician Lore Amenabar Larrañaga in a conversation about cultural identity and its relationship with musical languages. In this dialogue with Steinhardt Department of Music's SPAIN arts & culture visitin...
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In February 2017, the Mexican State issued a public apology to three ñañú/otomí women who had endured unjust imprisonment since 2006. This formal apology took place in one of the auditoriums of the Mexican National Museum of Anthropology. What resonance does the history of this museum—and its relati...
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Created and Curated by Madeline Millán, in collaboration with Professor Pilar Blanco-Ruiz Co-Curators William Viquez-Mora and Natalia Ramírez Thanks to the Department of Modern Languages & Cultures; the Department of Photography & Media Relations; the Center for Book Arts and the 2b2c The Ken Cro-Ke...
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Join us for an enriching evening celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month as we as we delve into the world of "El Abraham de Nuevo México" with esteemed author and diplomat Eduardo Garrigues, who will share delegate Pedro Baptista Pino’s previously unpublished report to the Spanish Cortes about the mostl...
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The Paglaban Pilipino Literature Project This past summer, with the generous support of Dr. Jordana Mendelson and the KJCC, I had the incredible opportunity to perform research as the first undergraduate visiting scholar. When I came to the center at first, I was under the impression that I would w...
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This lecture will start from some practices of research: indigenous archives buried in Argentinean dunes in the 19th century and later exhumed by the military; archives and letters buried near Mexican community museums at the time of the Revolution; buried archives of "cédulas reales" given to indig...
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