photo: Eliot during Patricia Villaitodo’s theater class at the Huerta de Santa Marina public school / SAVANNAH TRIFIRO Leer este artículo en ESPAÑOL / PDF of this magazine ACTRESS, THEATER TEACHER, AND FINE ART MODEL PATRICIA VILLAITODO HAS FANTASY AS HER PROFESSION. “WITH MY WORK I HAVE LEARNED TO FLY.” A LIGHT BREEZE WISPS THROUGH THE WARM AIR, the…
photo: Interior of Redhouse Art & Food / ANA GONZÁLEZ (Horquilla Perdida) Leer este artículo en ESPAÑOL / PDF of this magazine REDHOUSE ART & FOOD AND NO-LUGAR THE ART COMPANY, FOUNDED BY ARTISTS áLVARO DÍAZ AND CRISTINA GALEOTE, REFLECT A CREATIVE ECONOMY. REDHOUSE ART AND FOOD is a local Sevillian hotspot buzzing with attention as it reaches…
photo: Miguel Gentil and Javier Caro, two of the founders of La Casa China, talk to the author of the article / LEAH CHANNAS Leer este artículo en ESPAÑOL / PDF of this magazine LA CASA CHINA, A LANGUAGE AND CULTURAL CENTER IN SEVILLE, HELPS SPANISH STUDENTS ADAPT TO A COUNTRY SEEN BY MANY AS THE NEW PROMISED…
photo: Jose Ignacio Díaz Carvajal / LEAH CHANNAS Leer este artículo en ESPAÑOL / PDF of this magazine A PSYCHOTHERAPIST AND A PATIENT WITH A SLEEP DISORDER GIVE CLUES ON HOW THE ECONOMIC CRISIS HAS AFFECTED MENTAL HEALTH AND RECOMMEND A WAY TO FACE PROBLEMS: ACCEPT AND ENJOY WHAT YOU HAVE. IT IS VISIBLE EVERYWHERE IN SPAIN: the…
Leer este artículo en ESPAÑOL / PDF in english of this magazine Cinemas are scattered throughout Seville, each one with its own style and history. Many have closed or been converted into contemporary businesses, but through a conversation with a former film distributor—turned into an imaginary trip to the past—their lost stories can be heard again. Inside Librería…
Leer este artículo en ESPAÑOL / PDF in english of this magazine For the young workers at the fairgrounds of the Universal Exhibition, life was magical. They made good money and had an extraordinary international experience. Six of them recall it, 21 years later, as new generations dream of finding a job in the middle of the crisis….
Leer este artículo en ESPAÑOL / PDF in english of this magazine The discovery of a 1940s grandfather clock, supposedly from La Campana bakery, sparks a tasty visit to one of the city ’s oldest and most beloved establishments. It has seen a SPANISH REPUBLIC, two dictatorships and three kings. It has seen the creation of the Bellas…
Leer este artículo en ESPAÑOL / PDF in english of this magazine Girls as young as four enroll in Matilde Coral ’s Dance School in Triana to begin learning the art of Andalusian dancing. Carmen, a little ‘bailaora ’, and María, her professor, explain their love for this traditional dance. It is 5:15 pm on a Wednesday afternoon…
Leer este artículo en ESPAÑOL / PDF in english of this magazine Workers at Pickman La Cartuja fight for the survival of the stoneware factory established by an English merchant in 1841. Carmen Vivero, their leader, holds on to its significance for Seville, where this craft has existed for thousands of years: “It’s living history ” “The word…
Leer este artículo en ESPAÑOL / PDF in english of this magazine A peek into María Sanchez’s stall at Seville’s oldest street market sparks a debate on the role of this traditional toy. In March of 1959, American toy-company Mattel created one of the most well-known dolls in the world: Barbie. She owns over 40 pets, is licensed…
