PAST EVENTS

In order to get a better sense of the activities which the CCIE organizes annually, here are some of the events which took place in the years 2005, 2006 and 2007.

CERLAC and SÍ-SÍ-Cine Toronto Latin Film Festival

present a screening of the acclaimed Argentinean documentary 

Negro CHE -Los Primeros Desaparecidos

(Negro CHE -The first Disappeared)

The screening took place at The Conference Centre York University on March 23rd 2010  and at Glendon College York University on March 14th 2010.

Click on the following link for more information:

http://www.yorku.ca/cerlac/events09-10.htm#blackche

FESTIVAL OF IMAGES AND WORDS 2007

LATINO-CANADIAN FOOTPRINTS

OCTOBER 4TH TO NOVEMBER 22, 2007*

Cultural Celebration of the Spanish Language (CCIE)

Sí-Sí Cine Toronto Latin Film Festival

Consulate General of Ecuador in Toronto

ANTARES PUBLISHING HOUSE OF HISPANIC CULTURE

Glendon College, York University

Stong College, York University

Toronto City Hall

Toronto Metro Hall

   Design by Maluti               The Miles Nadal Centre

                                     The University of Toronto

Bring you the

XV Edition of the Festival of Images and Words 2007

Celebrating the Hispanic Presence in Canada

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FESTIVAL PROGRAM

Venue: The Ballroom, Glendon Hall, Glendon College - 2275 Bayview Ave., Toronto

OCTOBER 26 - 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm

Peru in Canada (Artistic, Cultural and Literary Program)

This program is composed of various segments including:

Film Presentation of "Perú Turístico"

Reading of the Works of Garcilazo de la Vega

Poetry Readings of Peruvian writers (unpublished)

Concert

Exhibit of Peruvian Art (posters)

Venue: Metro Hall - Room 309 - 55 John St., Toronto

OCTOBER 28 - 4:00 pm

Concert:  The CCIE and the Miles Nadal Jewish Community Centre have the pleasure of welcoming you to a concert of Sephardic Music presented by: Judith Cohen, Tamara Cohen Adams and Geoffrey Clarfield

Admission

$12.00 - General Public

$10.00 - CCIE Members, Affiliates of the Spanish Resource Centre, Students with ID and Seniors

Venue: The Miles Nadal Centre - 750 Spadina Ave., Toronto

NOVEMBER 1-3

Sí-Sí Cine Toronto Latin Film Festival

Venue: Al Green Theatre (Miles Nadal Centre) - 750 Spadina Ave., Toronto

(A Separate Festival Program will be issued.)

NOVEMBER 4 - 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm

Tribute to the "Messengers of Words and Images"

A tribute to the artists and cultural promoters who have contributed their time and talent to further the cause of Hispanic creativity in North America

The Special Guests are two promoters from the United States, Luís Alberto Ambroggio (Washington, D. C. and Juana Arancibia Domínguez Hills, California)

Venue: Metro Hall – Rotunda - 55 John St., Toronto

NOVEMBER 7 - 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Argentina in Canada (Artistic, Cultural and Literary Program)

Venue: Glendon College, Ballroom, Glendon Hall - 2275 Bayview Ave., Toronto

NOVEMBER 8 - 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Readings of Creative Works by members of the CCIE Literary Workshop

XV Edition of the Festival of Images and Words 2007

Celebrating the Hispanic Presence in Canada

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FESTIVAL PROGRAM

OCTOBER 4 - 8:00 pm

Concert: "From Iguazú to Chimborazo:  A Musical Journey Through Latin-America" - featuring the creations of Composers   Agustín Pío Barrios Mangoré, Ramsés Calderón and Dave West

Admission

$15.00 - General Public

$10.00 - CCIE Members, Spanish Centre Affiliates, Students and Seniors                   

Venue: The George Ignatieff Theatre, University of Toronto - 15 Devonshire Place, (East of St. George St. between Bloor St. and Hoskin Ave.) Toronto

http://www.trinity.utoronto.ca/Booking_Your_Event/GIT/

CONCERT PROGRAMME

OCTOBER 10 - 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

The Master of Stong College and the CCIE are pleased to invite you to the opening of "Evolving", Vernissage of the Works by Sculptor Marta Franco

Admission:  Free of Charge

The exhibition runs from October 10th to October 19th, 2007.

Gallery Hours: Monday to Friday from 11:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Venue: Samuel Zacks Gallery, Stong College, York University - 4700 Keele St., (Between Steeles Ave. and Finch Ave.) Toronto The "Arboretum" parking lot is the closest to Stong College.

Evolving - Marta Franco

The Artist

Marta Franco is a visual artist and sculptor born in Turkey. Having begun her artistic education in Lima, Peru under the guidance of Adolfo Winternitz and Anna Maccagno at the Universidad Católica, Franco is currently studying at OCAD, the Ontario College of Art and Design.

Whether drawings or sculptures, Franco’s work can be seen as a series of meditations on the interplay between the human condition and time. The dynamism of movement, of journeys and cycles, of transitions and doorways are marked by the transformations of both the physical and the spiritual. Franco writes, “For me, art is a healing source and it is a great inspiration for hope. What I like to depict in my work are the basic human “momentos” of stages and growth in order to understand them better. It is indeed a big challenge that keeps me going … keeps me alive”.  

Franco has exhibited her work both here in Canada and in Lima-Peru. In addition to this current solo exhibition at York University, Franco is preparing to represent Canada at SOFA Chicago, the 14th International Exposition of Sculpture Objects & Functional Art in November 2007.

OCTOBER 13 – 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm

Venezuela in Canada (Artistic, Cultural and Literary Program)

Program

Introduction

Presented by:  Erika Brett

Presentation of the Documentary: "Tocar y Luchar"

Youth Orchestra of Venezuela

Sponsored by the Consulate General of Venezuela in Toronto

Reading and analysis of poems of Andrés Eloy Blanco

Declamadora:  Isabel González (President of the Fundación Alma Llanera)

• Los Cantares Negros

• Reláfica de la Negra Hipólita, Nodriza de Simón Bolivar

Concert:  Venezuelan music with accompanying Harpist Marielba Chacón and Vocalist Beatriz Acosta

• Introduction

• Rosario

• Balad for Adelina

• Grinding Coffee

• It's Drizzling

• Bolero

• Ancient Horse (Vocals by Beatriz Acosta)

• Concert in the Fields

Closing Ceremony

Venue: Metro Hall, Room 310 – 55 John St., (West of University Ave. and South of King St.) Toronto

OCTOBER 14 - 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

Colombia in Canada (Artistic, Cultural and Literary Program)

Venue:  City Hall - Committee Room 1 – 100 Queen St. West, Toronto

OCTOBER 18 - 4:30 pm - 9:00 pm

Book Launchings and Literary Readings

Presented by: Margarita Feliciano

Venue: The Albert Tucker Senior Common Room, 3rd Floor, York Hall, Glendon College - 2275 Bayview Ave., Toronto

OCTOBER 19 - 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Ecuador in Canada (Artistic, Cultural and Literary Program)

Sponsored by: The Consulate General of Ecuador in Toronto

Venue: The Ballroom, Glendon Hall, Glendon College - 2275 Bayview Ave., Toronto

OCTOBER 19 - 7:30 pm

"Cena de Amistad" / "Friendship Dinner"

Special Guests:

Dr. Kenneth McRoberts, Principal, Glendon College

Dr. Françoise Boudreau, Vice Principal, Glendon College

Dr. Louise Lewin, Vice Principal, Glendon College

Hon. David Collenette, Distinguished Fellow, Glendon College

Mr. Alexandre Brassard, Research Officer, Glendon College

Mr. Gilles Fortin, Executive Officer, Glendon College

Dr. Modupe Olaogun, Master, Stong College

Dance Performance by:  "El Conjunto Huarapango"*

*Courtesy of The Consulate General of Ecuador in Toronto

Venue: Glendon College Dining Hall, 1st Floor York Hall, Glendon College - 2275 Bayview Ave., Toronto

OCTOBER 21 - 8:00 am

Trip to Niagara Falls

Point of Departure: Entrance of Glendon College, York University - 2275 Bayview Ave., Toronto

OCTOBER 25 - 4:30 pm - 8:00 pm

Mexico in Canada (Artistic, Cultural and Literary Program)

Venue: Albert Tucker Senior Common Room, 3rd Floor, York Hall, Glendon College - 2275 Bayview Ave., Toronto

NOVEMBER 22 - 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm  

Concurso “Nuestra Palabra”  Literary Competition

Presentation of the Winners of the 2007 Competition

Venue: Senate Chamber, York Hall, 1st Floor C Wing - Glendon College – 2275 Bayview Ave., Toronto

*Additional events may be added to this program.

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January to March 2007

Literary Workshops

Literary  workshops are an integral part of the CCIE's mission of broadcasting art and culture by creating bridges of mutual understanding and awareness between Hispanic-Canadians and Canadians of other origins. Bi-monthly workshops in literary creativity are given usually in Spanish, but works of creation are also accepted in English, French, Portuguese and Italian, provided that their theme is within the framework of the Hispanic cultural reality.

Schedule

Beginning with January of 2007, the workshops will be offered on Tuesdays. These are the dates for the first quarter of the year:

January 9

January 23

February 6

February 20

March 6

March 20

Topics

The topics of the workshops will be announced beforehand in order to allow members time to prepare a literary text on that topic.

Time

The workshops are from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m.

For information about their venue, please call 416-488-2658 or 416-487-6787 or write to felciano@glendon.yorku.ca

The costs of the workshops are of $8.00 per workshop for non-members and they are free of charge for CCIE members.To become a member please fill out the attached membership application.Application Form

October 2006

Presencia Tangible Presence

Picasso's Guernica: A History of a Painting

In commemoration of the 70th anniversary of the Spanish Civil War and the 30th anniversary of Military Dictatorship in Argentina, we are pleased to invite you to the opening presentation of "Presencia Tangible Presence", Picasso's Guernica: A History of a Painting.

With readings and presentations from Hispanic-Canadian creative artists.

The event will take place at: The Samuel Zacks Gallery (Stong College) from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., on October 11, 2006.

Sponsored by the Embassy in Spain in Canada, the Consulate General of Spain in Toronto, Stong College, York University, the Department of Hispanic Studies, Glendon College and the Cultural Celebration of the Spanish Language (CCIE).

May 2006

ACH Homenaje : Testimonial to the CCIE

During its XLII Conference, which was held at York University, Keele Campus, from May 27th to May 30th, 2006, The Canadian Association of Hispanists through its Registro de Autores Creativos paid special tribute to the Celebración Cultural del Idioma Español (CCIE) in recognition for its efforts in promoting the cause of Hispanism in Canada and abroad through its annual CCIE Festival of Images and Words.  The testimonial, which included the readings of original works by the CCIE authors and the display of works by CCIE artists, the presentation of Antares Publishers Inc. and a Poster Exhibit with the works by CCIE poets and artists, took place on the following dates:

Sunday, May 28th at 6:00 pm (Part I of the tribute)

Monday, May 29th at 6:20 pm (Part II, Antares)

Both events took place at York University in Room 033 Health and Natural Sciences Building4700 Keele St. (between Finch and Steeles Avenues)

Programme

Testimonial to the Cultural Celebration of the Spanish Language

Sunday, May 28th - from 6:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

Room 033 Health and Natural Sciences Building - York University - 4700 Keele St.

6:15 p.m.  Opening Remarks

Ms. Nela Rio – President, Committee of the Creative Registry for the ACH

Lic. Carlos Pujalte – Consul, Consulate  General of Mexico in Toronto

Prof. Margarita Feliciano – General Director of the CCIE

Dr. Jorge Nef – Director, Centre for Latin American and Caribbean Studies, University of South Florida at Tampa

Mr. Duberlis Ramos – Executive Director, Hispanic Development Council

Dr. Rosa Garrido – Past President, CCIELic. Mirta Medina – CCIE, Member of the Executive

Mr. Vincenzo Pietropaolo – CCIE, Member

7:00 p.m.  Readings / Presentations by CCIE Members Luis Abanto

Ramón Sepúlveda

Erika Brett

Borka Sattler

Paolo de Lima

Wendy Prieto 

7:30 p.m.   Break

7:50 p.m.  Continuation of Readings/Presentations by CCIE Members

Jorge Nef

Maria Cristina Grossi

Arturo Lazo

Daniela Godoy Jameson

Vincenzo Pietropaolo                 

Rosa María Luza           

Gabriela Etcheverry

Luis Nieto

Claudio Kuczer

Julio Torres-Recinos

Constanza Durán

Claudio Durán 

9:05 p.m.   Concert 

The CCIE is honoured to present the prestigious Chilean Singer / Songwriter Marcelo Puente

*This event was televised by Nestor Castro – Producer, “Hispanic Roots”, Omni Television.

Monday, May 29th  - from 6:20 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

 Room 033 Health and Natural Sciences Building - York University - 4700 Keele St.

6:30 p.m.   Opening Remarks 

Ms. Nela Rio – President of the Committee of the Creative Registry for the ACH

Lic. Catalina Chaux – Consul, Consulate General of Colombia              Lic. Scarlet Salazar – Vice Consul, Consulate General of Venezuela in Toronto

Prof. Margarita Feliciano – Board Director, ANTARES Editorial Board

Dr. Jerzy Kowal – Member, ANTARES Editorial Board

Dr. Caridad Silva – Member, ANTARES Editorial Board

Dr. Mari Carmen Romero – Member, ANTARES Editorial Board

Prof. Rosalind Gill – Member, ANTARES Editorial Board Chair

Dr. Hugh Hazelton – Director, Editorial La Enana Blanca

Dr. Jorge Etcheverry – Director, Editorial Cita Trunca / Split Quotation 

7:30 p.m.  Readings/Presentations by CCIE Members

María Figueredo

Alejandro Saravia

Shaudin Melgar-Foraster

Federico Allodi 

7:50 p.m.    Break 

8:10 p.m.    Continuation of Readings/Presentations by CCIE Members

Rosalind Gill

Hugh Hazelton

Jorge Etcheverry

Maria Constanza Guzmán

Maria Eugenia Ángel

Norberto Velásquez

Zuley Torres

Harry Tanner

Rita Geada

David Tenorio 

9:00 p.m.   Concert 

The CCIE is honoured to present La Estudiantina Tuna “Notas de Alegría” (Repertoire of Spanish Goliardic Songs) 

*This event will be televised by Nestor Castro – Producer, “Hispanic Roots”, Omni Television.

Special Thanks

On behalf of the Cultural Celebration of the Spanish Language (CCIE), I wish to thank the Canadian Association of Hispanists (CAH) and in particular, Nela Rio and José Antonio Giménez Micó for programming this tribute on May 28th and 29th last, during the course of the CAH’s annual conference at York University.On this occasion, I wish to emphasize that the CCIE feels proud for having been the object of this tribute by such a distinguished group of scholars, intellectuals and creative writers such as the CAH. 

I also wish to express my personal gratitude to Nela Rio, President of the Registro de Autores Creativos of the CAH, whose creative vision informed this tribute.

Margarita Feliciano,General Director of the CCIE

February 200606

Celebración Cultural del Idioma Español (CCIE) /
The Cultural Celebration of the Spanish Language (CCIE),
The Department of Hispanic Studies and
The Consulate General of Peru

Are pleased to invite you to:

Peru Today

February 22, 2006

5:30 pm to 9 pm in the Ball Room,Manoir Glendon, (2275 Bayview Ave. at Lawrence)

With the participation of:

Consul Pedro Rey, Consul General, Consulate General of Peru in Toronto; Mr. Robert Vásquez de Velasco, Trade Commissioner, Consulate General of Peru in Toronto; Ms. Borka Sattler, writer, Cultural Affairs Attachée, Embassy of Peru in Ottawa; Dr. Fernando Mata, sociologist, Government of Canada, Ottawa; Dr. Paolo de Lima, poet and professor, Ottawa; Dr. Luís Abanto, professor and writer, Ottawa; Ms. Rosa María Luza, art expert and President of the Patronato de las Artes del Perú; Mr. Guillermo Rose, writer and organizer of the literary competition "Nuestra Palabra".

Hosted by: Dr. Ken McRoberts, Principal, Glendon College
Dr. Jerzy Kowal, Acting Chair, Dept. of Hispanic Studies

Prof. Margarita Feliciano, General Director, CCIE

November 2005

Festival of Words Ofrenda - Day of the Dead Readings of Original Works by authors of Mexican origins within the context of the Mexican traditions associated with the Day of the Dead.Viewpoints on Communication Panel discussions by experts in language acquisition and linguistics on language sustainability within the Canadian milieu.Considerations on the Seventh Art in MexicoPanel discussion on Contemporary Spanish-Language CinemaSí-Sí-Cine Film Festival:  Mexican Cinema of the Golden AgeFor more information, please consult Sí-Sí-Cine.

October 2004

FESTIVAL OF IMAGES AND WORDS XIII EDITION

Cultural Celebration of the Spanish Language

October 7th to 16th, 2004

The meetings of October 1 to 9 take place at:Glendon College, York University - 2275 Bayview Ave., Toronto, ON

Please note:  The bookstore of the Spanish Center of Toronto will be an exhibitor at the Festival of Images and Words.  In addition to numerous books of interest to Hispanophiles, the Spanish Center will be selling the books of many of the authors present at this meeting.

Thursday, October 7th - 6 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. York Hall, Senate Chamber, First Floor, Glendon College, York University

Opening Ceremony with the participation of:

Dr. Françoise Boudreau, Acting Principal, Glendon CollegeDr. José Luis Chamosa, Office of Education, Embassy of Spain Dr. Esther Raventós-Pons, Chair, Department of Hispanic StudiesProf. Margarita Feliciano, Executive Director, CCIE

Book Launching: Pablo Urbanyi, winner Premio Somos 2004, Una Epopeya de nuestro tiempo, o cómo el mundo se convirtiría en una fábula, Editorial Catálogos, Buenos Aires, 2004.

The author will be presented by Dr. Hugh Hazelton of the Concordia University of Montreal.

The opening ceremony concludes with a performance by Argentinian Soprano Rosaria Russo.

Opening Reception - Albert Tucker Senior Common Room - 3rd Floor, York Hall

Friday, October 8th - Glendon Manoir, Main Hall

13:00 hs. Meet the authors

13:30 hs.  Readings of Original Works

Moderador:  Margarita Feliciano (CCIE)

Beatriz Funes                

Janet Rodríguez

Fabio Cáceres                  

Lucía Ardila

Marcela Lecuona

Joanna Sworn

Marta K. Shamwasser

14:30 hs.     Comments and Discussion 

14:40 hs.   Break

15:00 hs.    Translation Topics                

Moderador: Caridad Silva

José Luis Chamosa González, Office of Education, Embassy of Spain -  La traducción literaria en España                 

Alicia Urteaga, Hispanic Studies Glendon College, York University  -      ¿Traductores o autores? 

15:40 hs.    Readings in Two Voices                

Oakland Ross, Toronto Star

Mirta Medina, McGill University Scholar

Pablo Urbanyi, Ottawa 

Hugh Hazelton, Concordia University, Montreal 

16:10 hs.   Comments and Discussion 

16:20 hs.   Break 

16:30 hs.   Special Presentation: Editorial CARASUCIA                

The CCIE is pleased to announce the formation of the CARASUCIA PUBLISHING HOUSE

Presentation by Oscar Vigil – Correo Canadiense             

Obra:  Prohibido para adultos – Antología             

Readings by the contributors to the Anthology 

18:00 hs.  Topics on National Literature              

The CCIE is pleased to present three diplomats of the Diplomatic Corps:

Sra. Catalina Chaux, Consul General of Colombia             

Sr. Carlos Pujalte, Cónsul General of Mexico             

Sr. Laureano Cardoso, Cónsul General of Cuba 

Friendship Dinner (Dinner-Dance) Main Dining Hall, Glendon College

First Floor, York Hall

19:00 hs.

The CCIE is pleased to extend a warm invitation to all its members and friends to share an evening of friendship and fun at a buffet dinner with a Hispanic flavour. Musical Entertainment by “Havana Express” with vocalist Rodolfo SerranoFabulous Tango/Dance Show by Roxana and FabiánThe winners of the Nuestra Palabra Literary Competition will be announced.

Cost of the dinner-dance (with wine):  

$30.00 for CCIE members

$35.00 for the General Public 

Cash Bar available 

For Reservations:  Please call 416-488-2658 or write to sariera@hotmail.com 

Saturday, October 9th  Glendon Manor, Main Hall 

12:00 hs.  Coffee, Tea, Conversation:  Meet the Authors 

12:30 hs.  Readings of Original Works:  Mexican Voices              Moderator:  Liliana Cerón, Consulate General of Mexico

Marta Batiz

Margarita Caropresi

Gwendolyn Lozano

13:00 hs. Comments and Discussion 

13:15 hs. Break 

13:30 hs.  Special Presentation             

Readings of Original Works by our Special Guest: Victor Casaus, Centro Cultural “Pablo de la Torriente Braus”

Presentation by Laureano Cardoso, Consul General of Cuba

La Habana, Cuba

14:00 hs. Break

 14:15 hs. Panel Discussion            

Roads Towards Artistic Creation

Moderator:  Margarita Feliciano

Christopher Domínguez Michael, Special Guest, Consulate of Mexico

Victor Casaus, Special Guest, Consulate of Cuba            

J. Guillermo Renart, University of Ottawa            

Jorge Etcheverry, Cita Trunca/Split Quotation, Ottawa

15:00 hs. Special Presentation             

Readings from Original Works by our Finalists Nuestra Palabra

Moderator:  Guillermo Rose, Canuvian

 The names of the first three finalists will be announced on October 8th during the Friendship Dinner 

16:00 hs. Special Presentation             

Readings from Original Works by our Special Guest, Christopher Domínguez Michael, Mexico             

Moderator:  Cuahutémoc Villamar, Consulate General of Mexico

16:30 hs. Break 

17:00 hs.  Voices from the Region of the Andes and the River Plate in 

                 Canada

Moderator:  Julio Torres, University of Saskatoon              

Antonio Aragón, Colombia

Claudio Kuczer, Argentina

Constanza Durán, Chile

Guillermo Rose, Perú

Rosaria Russo, Argentina

Ramón Sepúlveda, Chile

17:30 hs.  Break 

18:00 hs. Special Presentation             

Book Presentation and Readings with Translations             

English Presentation by Joan Shnier             

Jorge Etcheverry:  Reflexión hacia el Sur, Amaranta, 2004

Julio Torres:  Una tierra extraña, Split Quotation, 2004

Vino de honor 

Sunday, October 10th 

Day Trip to Niagara Falls 

The Festival of Images and Words has organized a wonderful day trip to the Niagara Falls Region, in order to join our voices to the voices of Hispanic poets of earlier times who became inspired by beauty and majesty of Niagara. We will be welcomed by representatives of the City Hall of Niagara Falls and there will also be a short reading by some of our invited poets. The afternoon will be spent at leisure in the City of Niagara on the Lake.

Schedule of Activities: 8:00 hs.   Departure from bus terminal at Yorkdale Shopping Centre

11:00 hs. Welcome, Readings and Sightseeing at the Falls.

13:00 hs. Lunch at the Pillar and Post Hotel, leisurely stroll and wine tasting in the City of Niagara on the Lake

18:00 hs.  Return to Toronto 

Cost:  The cost of the Day Trip, which includes transportation and lunch, is $55.00 for CCIE members and $60.00 for the General Public. For reservations, please call 416-488-6200 or write to:  sariera@hotmail.com

Saturday, October 16th 

Bilingual Reading Marathon

Premio Cervantes Recipients 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. 

6:00 p.m. Farewell Ceremony 

The Festival of Images and Words, brought to you by the Cultural Celebration of the Spanish Language (CCIE), is pleased to invite you to the Second Edition of the Festival Reading Marathon.  Bilingual Readings (Spanish-English) will focus on the works of the recipients of Premio Cervantes – established in 1976 and considered to be the Spanish Language “Nobel Prize”.

The Reading Marathon takes place at:

The Spanish Centre

40 Hayden St., Toronto (A block South of Bloor St., near Yonge St.) You can find many of the books of Premio Cervantes recipients at the Spanish Centre Bookstore.

Premio Cervantes Recipients: 

Alejo Carpentier, Jorge Luis Borges, Juan Carlos Onetti, Octavio Pax, Rafael Alberti, Ernesto Sábato, María Zambrano, Dulce María Loynaz y Mario Vargas Llosa.

Come join us in the readings!  For additional information about this community-based event, which brings us together in our culture, please call 416-488-2658 or write to Feliciano@glendon.yorku.ca

Special Thanks go to the following entities for their support to the XII Edition of the Festival of Images and Words:

Consulates: Consulate General of Columbia

Consulate General of Cuba

Consulate General of Spain

Consulate General of Mexico
Latin American Achievement Awards – Premio Somos Glendon College, York University 

The members of the CCIE Board of Directors wish to express their deep gratitude for the support given to the Festival of Images and Words throughout the years. 

Office of the Principal – Glendon College, York University
Department of Hispanic Studies, Glendon College, York University

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