A viral campaign
Catalonia’s political parties find themselves facing an unusual campaign in which they must use new avenues to reach voters after the courts ruled the election will take place on February 14
Marco Mezquida
Pianist and composer
“Whether it’s Ravel or pachanga, it’s important to play with people”
The pianist and composer from Menorca recently appeared at the Barcelona Jazz Festival, where he presented his album ‘Talismán’ and two collaborative projects with Chicuelo and Beethoven College
Anna Schlegel
Vice president of the leading data storage company NetAp
The land of opportunity
Why did you leave Catalonia?I left Catalonia not knowing that I would stay in the States for more than a year or two. In that sense, I was not leaving Catalonia. I did not know I was. It was an adventure...
Apple App Store
Google Play Apps
The best coming art
The most prominent exhibitions of the year embrace new perspectives on Picasso, Miró and Gaudí and one major project on the operation of safeguarding the Catalan artistic heritage during the Civil War
The cities of the future
By 2030, it is estimated that some 60% of the world’s population will live in large urban conurbations, making sustainability with the help of the latest technology one of the main challenges these areas face
Downright peculiar
Salt Water is the translation of Pla’s Aigua de Mar, published in his Collected Works in 1966, plus 29 pages on an ill-tempered conversation about a shipwreck with Salvador Dalí’s father
Opinion
News from El Punt Avui
My space
Catalans abroad
Anna N. Schlegel
VICE PRESIDENT OF THE LEADING DATA STORAGE COMPANY NETAP
Anna Schlegel
Vice president of the leading data storage company NetAp
Features
Jordi Oliva - Martí Micas - Noemí Riudor
HISTORIANS
Interview
Marco Mezquida
Pianist and composer
DAVID BUENO
NEUROSCIENTIST AND AUTHOR OF THE BOOK ‘L’ART DE PERSISTIR: UN VIATGE A LES PROFUNDITATS DEL CERVELL PER APRENDRE A GESTIONAR EL CANVI I LA INCERTESA’ (THE ART OF PERSISTING
Carme Portaceli
New head of the Catalan National Theatre (TNC)
Books
Toni Garcia Ramon
CULTURAL JOURNALIST
In full view of the tombs
English Hours is the irregular diary of the two years (1926 to 1928) that the historian Ferran Soldevila spent as a lecturer at Liverpool University
Food & Wine
Basket
Text: CUINA MAGAZINE Photo: Anna García Frigola
The Net
Mar Gutiérrez-Colón
PHD in English Philology (URV) and head of the team developing the new Art of Reading application
The Eye
Horrorland, Cercs 2018
Photo: ACN
