With this article in Els Marges, Lluís Cabré and Sílvia Coll-Vinent intend to demonstrate that J. V. Foix is the author of the Catalan translations, published anonimously in 1927, of two critical texts by T. S. Eliot and the third section of The Waste Land.

The cover of no. 1 of L’esprit containing the translation by Jean de Menasce (La terre mis à nu) of The Waste Land, by T. S. Eliot, has been found in the archives of the Fundació J. V. Foix. For the translation of this French version by J. V. Foix, see the article.

Del vell al nou, del nou al vell

Comissariada per Fina Duran, l’exposició mostra el treball d’una dotzena d’artistes que plantegen una mirada diferent al patrimoni que ens arriba del passat i que va configurant la nostra memòria i la nostra identitat. Les obres van acompanyades de textos de filòsofs, crítics i historiadors de l’art
L’exposició està encapçalada pels versos de J. V. Foix:

«L’antic museu, les madones borroses,
I el pintar extrem d’avui! Càndid rampell:
M’exalta el nou i m’enamora el vell.»

Exposició 20.10.2017 – 31.01.2018 Museu d’Art de Cerdanyola
A partir de febrer del 2018: Arts Santa Mònica

Aquí podeu veure el cartell.

On December the 26th, at 12 a.m., the Associació d’amics de Sant Martí Xic, at Sant Hipòlit del Voldregà, will read Foix‘s Christmas poems.

In collaboration with the Càtedra Màrius Torres and Pagès Editors, this year we publish a dossier that includes the facsimile of the greeting cards that J. V. Foix sent to his friends between 1948 and 1976.

Each of them contains a poem by Foix and an illustration by artists such as Dalí, Miró, Tàpies, Ponç or Amat. The dossier also includes an introduction by Jordi Cerdà and a CD with ten of Foix’s poems recited by himself.

Autor: Humberto Rivas

Author: Humberto Rivas

A debate entitled «Ho sap tothom i és profecia», about J. V. Foix‘s «Nadals», «Caps d’Any» and birthday greetings, will take place at the Ateneu Barcelonès on Tuesday the 12th. He sent these greeting cards to his friends between 1948 and 1975.

UAB lecturer Jordi Cerdà, poet and publisher Jordi Cornudella and UdL lecturerJoan Ramon Veny will participate in the debate.

Day and hour: December the 12th at 7.00 pm
Place: Ateneu Barcelonès. Sala Verdaguer. Barcelona

On the occasion of the 30th anniversary of J. V. Foix‘s death, the journalist Salvador Redó has published an article in Regió 7 newspaper where he writes about the poet’s roots in Manresa.

In the photograph you can see «the man of the giant’s mask» hung in the entrance of the cathedral.

See the article here.

The IX Catalan-Hungarian University Conference will be hold in Budapest on November the 9th. Among others, the UdL professor Joan Ramon Veny will present the paper «J. V. Foix: poetry at the service of the community.»

Here you can find the Conference programme.

© Giorgio di Chirico. Mistero e malinconia di una stradaA translation of J. V. Foix‘s «La vila» by the critic and translator theorist Lawrence Venuti has just appeared in the American magazine World Literature Today.

Here you can read the original text.

The Village

On the occasion of the 30th anniversary of J. V. Foix‘s death, the exhibition «Fem llum al magatzem dels llibres», by Quim Domene, and the animated poems untitled «Desviacions», by Quim Domene and Norbe Fernández will be opened in Manresa.

The journalist Salvador Redó will talk about the relationship between the poet and Manresa.

Site: Biblioteca del Casino. Vestíbul
Dates: from October the 24th to November the 15th
Hours: Mondays from 4 pm to 8.30 pm, Tuesday to Friday from 10 amb to 8.30 pm and Saturdays from 11 am to 7 pm

Here you can download the flyer of «Desviacions».

Here you can download the flyer of «Fem llum al magatzem dels llibres»

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As part of the 17th Festival Nacional de Poesia de Sant Cugat, the Llar d’Avis, in collaboration with the Fundació J. V. Foix, will dedicate the evening of October the 10th to J. V. Foix on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the poet’s death.

Site: Casal d’Avis de la Parròquia. c/ Valldoreix, 9. Sant Cugat
Day and hour: October the 10th at 6 pm.

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