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Pag 01Ok.Qxd 20/06/2014 20:38 Pægina 1 EL CULTURAL1 Euro pag 01ok.qxd 20/06/2014 20:38 PÆgina 1 EL CULTURAL1 Euro. Venta conjunta e inseparable con El Mundo, y en librerías especializadas 27 de junio - 3 de julio de 2014 www.elcultural.es Richard Hamilton El último autorretrato La distopía conquista la literatura Mérida absuelve a Salomé Paco Azorín abre el festival con una impactante revisión de la ópera de Strauss Pag 03.qxd 20/06/2014 21:13 PÆgina 3 PRIMERA PALABRA LUIS MARÍA ANSON de la Real Academia Española Felipe VI y la cultura elipe II, Felipe III y Fe- Graciano García, con saga- Se divirtió hablando con Pedro centenares de representantes lipe IV vivieron el Siglo de cidad impagable, situó a Don Almodóvar, el gran genio del de la cultura española, iberoa- FOro de la cultura españo- Felipe en la plataforma del Pre- cine español, con Maya Pli- mericana y mundial. la. Conocieron personalmente mio Príncipe de Asturias, lo sétskaya y Tamara Rojo, con Felipe VI no gobierna. o tuvieron noticia cercana de que ha permitido al actual Rey Paco de Lucía y Michael Ha- Pero reina. Y estoy seguro de los más grandes: Cervantes y comprender la significación neke. que alentará al Gobierno a que San Juan de la Cruz, Lope de profunda de la cultura en las le- Y el mundo de la Comuni- dedique sus mejores esfuerzos Vega y Santa Teresa, Veláz- tras, las artes plásticas, la mú- cación. Recuerdo a Indro Mon- al mundo de la cultura en el quez y Calderón, Fray Luis de sica, el cine, la ciencia… tanelli, mi inolvidado, mi gran que España ocupa lugar de re- León y Gracián, Góngora y He tenido la suerte de sen- amigo, departiendo con Don lieve internacional. El mayor Tirso de Molina. Y Quevedo, tarme a la mesa con Don Fe- Felipe sobre Grecia y su his- tesoro cultural de nuestra na- que desafió al valido de Felipe lipe, Arthur Miller y Woody toria, sobre el periódico impre- ción es el idioma, hablado IV y deslizó en la mesa real su Allen. Los dos genios nortea- so y las nuevas tecnologías. como lengua materna por más crítica más demoledora en fa- mericanos no se conocían. Se Alain Touraine, Enzensberger, de 500 millones de personas. vor de la justicia y la libertad saludaron por primera vez en Kapuscinski, Umberto Eco, Felipe VI sabe mejor que na- y en contra del conde-duque el vestíbulo del Hotel Recon- Jean Daniel, Mario Bunge, die lo que esto significa. Lo ha dictador: “No he de callar, por quista en Oviedo. He visto al George Steiner desfilaron por podido comprobar en sus in- más que con el dedo, ya tocan- actual Rey conversar con Paco la mesa del nuevo Rey. cesantes viajes. El Gobierno do la boca o ya la frente, silen- Nieva, con Günter Grass, con Suma y sigue: Don Felipe de Mariano Rajoy perpetró cio avises o amenaces miedo. Miguel Delibes, con Octavio de Borbón ha tenido contacto gravar el teatro con el 21% de ¿No ha de haber un espíritu va- Paz, con Doris Lessing. Ha es- fluido con Mario Vargas Llosa IVA mientras dejaba a las re- liente? ¿Siempre se ha de sen- trechado la mano de Matta y y Camilo José Cela, con Martín vistas porno en el 3%. Es de tir lo que se dice? ¿Nunca se ha Miguel Barceló, de Norman de Riquer y Sánchez Albornoz, esperar que, durante el reina- de decir lo que se siente?” Mi Foster y Santiago Calatrava, de con Amos Oz y Paul Auster, do de Felipe VI, se solucione primera colisión de relieve con Grisolía y Stephen Hawking. con Daniel Barenboim y con el atropello. El Rey es un la dictadura fue cuando en un hombre inmerso desde ado- almuerzo que me ofrecieron ZIGZAG lescente en el mundo de la con motivo del Premio Cavia cultura. La conoce y la siente recordé a Franco estos versos y Alfonso S. Palomares es uno de los grandes profesionales del pe- y tiene la suerte que su com- delicadamente le propuse que riodismo español, aparte de un sugerente novelista. En Siempre pañera, la Reina Leticia, per- se retirara a Yuste porque “es- llega la noche ha desgranado sus recuerdos vitales con especial hincapié teneció a ese mundo durante toy seguro de que dentro de en las experiencias que el ejercicio del periodismo le ha proporcionado. largos años. Tal vez se abra muy poco tiempo volveremos Es un libro de memorias que cautiva por su sinceridad y por los perso- ahora una nueva época para a escuchar sobre las losas car- najes que la pluma del escritor hace desfilar ante el lector. Desde Ben la literatura y las artes plásticas, gadas de historia del Palacio Bella a Don Juan Carlos I, desde Felipe González a Don Juan III, desde para la música y el cine, para la Real los pasos amigos del Mo- García Márquez a Tierno Galván, desde Arafat a Fidel Castro, me- ciencia y todas las manifesta- narca que llega”. dio siglo del mejor periodismo desfila por las páginas de este libro. ciones culturales. ● 27-6-2014 EL CULTURAL 3 LA SOMBRA Y EL FOTÓGRAFO. 1922-1936 ARISSA Antoni Arissa. Sin título, 1930-1936. Colección Telefónica. © Herederos Arissa 2014 pag 05ok.qxd 20/06/2014 20:35 PÆgina 5 27 DE JUNIO - 3 DE JULIO DE 2014 SUMARIO EL CULTURAL 3. PRIMERA PALABRA Felipe VI y la cultura, POR LUIS MARÍA ANSON Presidente Luis María Anson LETRAS Directora 8. A la sombra del futuro. La distopía conquista la li- Blanca Berasátegui teratura de género, POR DANIEL ARJONA 8 Jefes de Redacción 8. VV. AA. Mañana todavía, POR NADAL SUAU Nuria Azancot, Javier López Rejas 12. Libro de la semana. Las Américas, de Felipe Fer- Jefas de Sección nández-Armesto, POR CARLOS MALAMUD Paula Achiaga, Bea Espejo 14. Lorenzo Silva. Los cuerpos extraños, POR R. SENABRE 15. J. Gamboa. Punto de fuga, POR ERNESTO CALABUIG Redacción Daniel Arjona, Fernando Díaz de Quijano, 16. Cuca Alonso. El hombre de Verín, POR JESÚS NIETO Alberto Ojeda, Rubén Vique 16. Javier Sebastián. Puente de Vauxhall. Historia del invierno, POR SANTOS SANZ VILLANUEVA Críticos: Juan Avilés, Rafael Banús, Ángel 17. Irvine Wesh. Skagboys, POR GERMÁN GULLÓN Basanta, J.M. Benítez Ariza, Túa Blesa, Ernesto 17. Blackwell. Mientras las princesas..., POR J. CREMADES Calabuig, Pilar Castro, José Luis Clemente, 18. Intemporal Nicanor Parra Antonio Colinas, Jacinta Cremades, Enrique 20. M. Gimbutas. Diosas y dioses de la vieja Europa, POR Encabo, Laura Fernández, Miguel Fernández-Cid, ANTONIO COLINAS Carlos F. Heredero, J. Andrés-Gallego, Pilar García Mouton, F. García Olmedo, David G. Torres, 21. B. Martin. Hombres fuera de serie, POR B. SARABIA Álvaro Guibert, Germán Gullón, J. A. Gurpegui, 26 22. Carlos Taibo. Rusia frente a Ucrania, POR F. SAHAGÚN Abel H. Pozuelo, Javier Hontoria, 23. Infantil y juvenil, POR CECILIA FRÍAS F. J. Irazoki, Inmaculada E. Maluenda, Joaquín 24. Libros más vendidos Marco, Jacobo Muñoz, Nadal Suau, Rafael 25. MÍNIMA MOLESTIA, POR IGNACIO ECHEVARRÍA Narbona, Mariano Navarro, R. Núñez Florencio, José Mª Parreño, J. L. Pérez de Arteaga, Román Piña, Arturo Reverter, Carlos Reviriego, Luis ARTE Ribot, Víctor del Rio, Ascensión Rivas, Carlos 26. Entrevista inédita de Richard Hamilton con el Rodríguez Braun, Sergio Rubira, Octavio Ruiz- cineasta David Pujol. 38 Manjón, Felipe Sahagún, Care Santos, Bernabé 28. Recorremos la gran retrospectiva de Hamilton en Sarabia, S. Sanz Villanueva, Ricardo Senabre, Pedro Tedde de Lorca, J.M. Velázquez-Gaztelu, J. el Museo Reina Sofía, POR MARIANO NAVARRO Vidal Oliveras, Rocío de la Villa, Javier Villán, Darío 30. Teresa Solar Abboud en pulso con Harold Edger- Villanueva, L. A. de Villena y Elena Vozmediano ton, POR ELENA VOZMEDIANO 32. Julião Sarmento en Galicia, POR MARÍA MARCO Edita Prensa Europea S.L. Avenida de San Luis, 25 ESCENARIOS Madrid - 28033 4642 34. Mérida absuelve a Salomé. El festival abre su 60ª Tel.: 91 443 64 39-36-43 Fax: 91 443 65 36 www.elcultural.es edición con la ópera de Strauss, POR ALBERTO OJEDA [email protected] PORTADA 38. Almagro arranca con Donde hay agravios, no hay Presidencia de EL CULTURAL La soprano Ángeles Blancas celos, de Helena Pimenta, POR JAVIER LÓPEZ REJAS Calle Recoletos, 21. Tel.: 91 435 26 10. en Salomé, de Paco Azorín, 39. Cuento de invierno y Mucho ruido y pocas nue- ces, todo Shakepeare en Alcalá. Director de publicidad: que abre el Festival de Carlos Piccioni (tel.: 91 443 55 52) Mérida el próximo 2 de julio. 40. Granada celebra los 100 años de las Siete can- [email protected] Fotografía de Alessandro ciones de Falla con Ainhoa Arteta, POR ARTURO REVERTER EL CULTURAL se vende conjuntamente Arcangeli. con el diario EL MUNDO. CINE Imprime Calprint. Dpto. legal: M-4591-2012 42. James Gray, un mesías para el melodrama con El sueño de Ellis, POR LUIS MARTÍNEZ Captura este código 44. Feminismo, crimen y hermandad a través de Lau- para entrar en rent Cantet y Foxfire, POR CARLOS REVIRIEGO www.elcultural.es 45. INTELIGENCIA AJENA, POR GONZALO TORNÉ 46. AL PIE DEL CAÑÓN, POR J.J. ARMAS MARCELO 27-6-2014 EL CULTURAL 5 Un banco para su formación El banco que confía en el potencial de miles de estudiantes es el mismo que en 2013 concedió 22.422 becas y ayudas a universitarios y que apoya los sueños y proyectos de sus 100 millones de clientes en todo el mundo. santander.com/universidades pag 07.qxd 20/06/2014 21:43 PÆgina 7 LA PAPELERA VÉRTIGOS Mundial literario Antonio Vega jUAN PALOMO ELOY TIZÓN on un futuro mundialista tan oscuro como el de España en 2014, Cinco años después de su muerte, vuelve Cla editorial inglesa Penguin ha decidido convocar un Mundial li- Antonio Vega en el documental Tu voz entre terario con 16 equipos formados por las estrellas literarias de todos otras mil, de Paloma Concejero.
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