...YOU'LL FIND IT HERE 😊
lunes, 19 de junio de 2017
jueves, 15 de junio de 2017
This weekend In Madrid
If you are wondering what this is all about , just go along,
ALSO
The Boomsday Society and The Yeats Society will be putting on a performance of selected readings from Yeats and Joyce at the María Pandora Café in Las Vistillas on Friday evening too. Highly recommendable.
In Madrid there are great, dedicated, talented actors.
See for yourself.
martes, 13 de junio de 2017
Summer Reading
Members are welcome to borrow and exchange paperbacks.
We have a nice collection. We even have The Moon and Sixpence.
We read the opening chapters even though they were pretty difficult.
Well done all of you! That title comes from another story by Somerset Maugham suggesting that people are so preoccupied looking down for sixpence ( a little silver coin now out of use) that they don't look up to see the moon.
The room will be open tomorrow 15th June at 19h.
Also on Friday morning at 11h
Universidad Popular San Sebastián De Los Reyes Sala 1.1
We have a nice collection. We even have The Moon and Sixpence.
We read the opening chapters even though they were pretty difficult.
Well done all of you! That title comes from another story by Somerset Maugham suggesting that people are so preoccupied looking down for sixpence ( a little silver coin now out of use) that they don't look up to see the moon.
The room will be open tomorrow 15th June at 19h.
Also on Friday morning at 11h
Universidad Popular San Sebastián De Los Reyes Sala 1.1
lunes, 5 de junio de 2017
WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY 2017
CONNECTING PEOPLE AND NATURE is the theme for this year's World Environment Day.
Here the camera records those WOW! moments and Judith has shared them with us. So refreshing in hot Madrid!
Where is this? Do you think you know?
domingo, 4 de junio de 2017
Chapeau to the two gentlemen of football!
martes, 30 de mayo de 2017
The Digital Press
TALKS
Look at what Oscar Wilde said about the press in his day:
'It was a fatal day when the public discovered that the pen is mightier than the paving stone, and can be made as offensive as a brickbat. They at once sought for the journalist, found him, developed him, and made him their industrious well paid servant. In the old days men had the rack. Now they have the press.'
The rack is a form of torture. Evidently Mr Wilde was not impressed by the journalists in his day.
The popular press, the tabloids in Britain and the opinion columns in Spain sometimes give us the news from their point of view.... when we just want to read the news.
The popular press, the tabloids in Britain and the opinion columns in Spain sometimes give us the news from their point of view.... when we just want to read the news.
What is the job of the journalist?
Is their job to sell newspapers?
Are reporters reporting everything?
Is reporting unbiassed?
Are you happy with the press?
Is their job to sell newspapers?
Are reporters reporting everything?
Is reporting unbiassed?
Are you happy with the press?
Have things improved with the digital press?
Join the discussion Wednesday 31st May Universidad Popular 18:30h
viernes, 26 de mayo de 2017
The Moon And Sixpence
'To my mind the most
interesting thing in art is the personality of the artist; and if that is
singular, I am willing to excuse a thousand faults. I suppose Velasquez was a
better painter than El Greco, but custom stales one's admiration for him: the
Cretan, sensual and tragic, proffers the mystery of his soul like a standing
sacrifice'
William Somerset Maugham
Opening chapters of The Moon And Sixpence
A popular British writer of the twentieth century and magnificent story teller.. We will be reading the first chapters of The Moon And Sixpence by Somerset Maugham. This novel is loosely based on the life of French artist Paul Gauguin.
Isn't it wonderful when Art and Literature converge? What draws you more, Gauguin's paintings or to explore the artist's unconventional life only the way a writer can?
Join us on June 6th Biblioteca Central San Sebastián De Los Reyes at 19:15h.
This is our last reading for 2017
William Somerset Maugham
Opening chapters of The Moon And Sixpence
A popular British writer of the twentieth century and magnificent story teller.. We will be reading the first chapters of The Moon And Sixpence by Somerset Maugham. This novel is loosely based on the life of French artist Paul Gauguin.
Isn't it wonderful when Art and Literature converge? What draws you more, Gauguin's paintings or to explore the artist's unconventional life only the way a writer can?
Join us on June 6th Biblioteca Central San Sebastián De Los Reyes at 19:15h.
This is our last reading for 2017
miércoles, 24 de mayo de 2017
SOLIDARITY WITH MANCHESTER
Every parent's worst nightmare. And it's not that we feel their pain more than the pain of other parents who suffer the loss of a child but brutality will never win.
martes, 23 de mayo de 2017
TALKING POINT
WHAT YOUR LUNCH SAYS ABOUT YOU
Audrey has sent us this suggestion for our Wednesday talks this week.
So what do we all have for lunch?
And as we are on the subject of food, let's talk about PALM OIL too. The ubiquitous palm oil.
How much time do we take in a lunch break? 🕑
And one of the questions that puzzles foreigners:
Why is the lunch break so long in Spain all year round?
We have a very interesting link to view before our talk which you can receive by writing to us at asedow@gmail.com
Join us on May 24th at 18:30h Universidad Popular and tell us your answers! 😊
Audrey has sent us this suggestion for our Wednesday talks this week.
So what do we all have for lunch?
And as we are on the subject of food, let's talk about PALM OIL too. The ubiquitous palm oil.
How much time do we take in a lunch break? 🕑
And one of the questions that puzzles foreigners:
Why is the lunch break so long in Spain all year round?
We have a very interesting link to view before our talk which you can receive by writing to us at asedow@gmail.com
Join us on May 24th at 18:30h Universidad Popular and tell us your answers! 😊
MADRID ART & CRAFT
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