Fiesta intercultural en Suances

ACUDE EL SÁBADO 24 AL ESPADAÑAL.LA FIESTA PROMETE

un bello ejemplo

Seis nacionalidades conviven en San Roque enriqueciéndose mutuamente con las aportaciones de sus respectivas culturas.

Cambios con el nuevo milenio

¿Conseguirán cambiarnos el símbolo de la Cruz Roja?Investiga...

Gala Musical en el Insti y la Interculturalidad

Hoy hemos tenido fiesta en el insti.Una pequeña Jornada Cultural en la que todos los alumnos que han "querido" han podido mostrar sus habilidades en interpretación de instrumentos y de diferentes coreografías.Acércate a ello a traves de mi blogg.

CAMINO A CASA

Otra peli para ver.Anímate a ver una peli de ambiente oriental.

Las crónicas de Narnia

Una nueva edición de los libros de este clásico y la aparición de la película me ha llevado hasta esta apasionante y fantástica historia.Anímate y llèvatelo.

Un cuadro,una película

Compara las dos imágenes.¿Cuál es tu preferida?

Tracy Chevalier

. The idea for this novel came easily. I was lying in bed one morning, worrying about what I was going to write next. (Writers are always worrying about that.) A poster of the Vermeer painting Girl With a Pearl Earring hung in my bedroom, as it had done since I was 19 and first discovered the painting. I lay there idly contemplating the girl's face, and thought suddenly, "I wonder what Vermeer did to her to make her look like that. Now there’s a story worth writing." Within three days I had the whole story worked out. It was effortless; I could see all the drama and conflict in the look on her face. Vermeer had done my work for me. I have always loved Vermeer's paintings. One of my life goals has been to see all 36 of them in the flesh. In March 2004 I finally saw the 36th—the recently attributed Young Woman Seated at the Virginals. There is so much mystery in each painting, in the women he depicts, so many stories suggested but not told. I wanted to tell one of the