L’Amic de les Arts was the first avant-garde publication in Catalonia and a cultural reference in the first half of the 20th century. Published in Sitges between 1926 and 1929 by Josep Carbonell i Gener, it had among its collaborators J. V. Foix in addition to Federico García Lorca, Paul Éluard, Magí Albert Cassanyes, Sebastià Sánchez-Juan, Lluís Montanyà and Salvador Dalí, who published his first text there. He reproduced graphic works by Dalí himself, in addition to Joan Miró, Picasso, Enric Cristòfor Ricart and Pere Jou.

Place: Sala Vaixells del Palau Maricel, Fonollar, s/n, 08870 Sitges.
Dates: From November 22, 2024 to March 16, 2025

On October 24, the night route was presented at the Sarrià cemetery. Characters dressed in period costumes explained the history of Barcelona from the history of the cemetery to all those present.
In addition to the niche of Ramon Miralles, mayor of Sarrià and friend of Verdaguer, to whom Vil·la Joana ceded when he was very ill, in the Cemetery of Sarrià there is the vase of J. V. Foix and the tomb of Carles Riba and Clementina Arderiu, presided over by a sculpture by Josep Clarà, among others.

For the third consecutive year, the FNEC has held the J. V. Foix Literary Contest at the Foundation’s headquarters. On Wednesday, October 23, the awards ceremony for this 5th cerament took place. The essay category was deserted.
The winners in the other two categories were Joan Badia (narrative) and Clara Cuevas (poetry).

Inaugurated on October 3rd on the occasion of the 120th anniversary of the birth of Salvador Dalí, the Museu Diocesà de Barcelona presents an exhibition that claims the relationship of this universal artist with the city of Barcelona.
Curated by Ricard Mas, it shows a journey through a hundred snapshots taken by local photojournalists in spaces linked to the figure of Dalí, whose first exhibition was presented by J. V. Foix.

Days: from October 3 to December 1, 2024. Every day from 9:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Place: Museu Diocesà de Barcelona. Pla de la Seu, 7. Barcelona

With the idea of ​​bringing Catalan classics closer to reading clubs and sponsored by Espais Escrits, Saturday 5 October took place in the Central Library of Igualada the talk about the book Gertrudis by J. V. Foix.
Organized by Lorena Jiménez and Mercè Badal, it was directed by Literature teacher Òscar Rocabert. This library was selected as part of the “Catalan classics in your reading club” project.

Monday 9 September, saw the opening of the exhibition on the literary route J. V. Foix in this town on the Costa Brava, where Foix spent the summers from 1925 to 1987, the year of his death. This exhibition was designed in 2012, to commemorate the twenty-fifth anniversary of the poet’s death, with the collaboration of the Institució de les Lletres Catalanes. It goes through twelve points related to Foix’s work.

The exhibition can be visited from Monday 9 to Sunday 15 September from 10am to 8pm at l’Illa, 13.

On the occasion of the centenary of Salvat-Papasseit’s death, the magazine El temps publishes an interview with the editor Jordi Cornudella, who this year has published three key works of three Catalan poets of the 20th century: the Complete Poetry of Salvat-Papasseit, the poetry between 1917 and 1936 by J. V. Foix (Cap má no em diu adéu) and Gabriel Ferrater’s Papers sobre literatura.
Comparing Foix’s book from 1917 to 1936 and Salvat’s from 1917 to 1924, Salvat’s proposal is much more convincing. Although Salvat dies young, his poetry is complete poetry, says Cornudella.