Upcoming activities

Postal Geography is an exhibit that presents a collection of postacards that families García Lorca and De Los Ríos exchanged from 1910 to 1960. The mailing between two families, which works as a personal record of the twentieth century’s history, cultivates a larger knowledge about the work and life of Federico García Lorca. 

Roundtable that accompanies the opening of the exhibit Postal Geography, which features the correspondence that took place between the families García Lorca and De los Ríos from 1910 to 1960. The discussion will bring us closer the work and life of the poet Federico García Lorca, as well as offering a personal portrait of the history of the 20^th century.

Did the Uruguayan Enrique Amorim steal the corpse of García Lorca? Was he guilty of his murder? Was he his lover in Argentina? Or did he make up everything, trying to go down in history with one of the greatest poets of the 20^th century?

Santiago Roncagliolo will introduce one of the most mysterious characters of the Hispanic World, a chameleon that impersonated Jean Paul Sartre and sabotaged Pablo Neruda, and whose fascination for García Lorca gave way to great mysteries. With photographs taken by Amorim himself, Roncagliolo tells us his story, which is also part of the history of 20th century art and literature.