The Llull Laboratory – a space for experimentation, teaching, debate, and dissemination, inspired by Ramon Llull's ideas as a source of reflection created by the Estudi General Lul·lià – has announced, following the success of the first edition, a second call for international artistic creation grants for projects linked to the work of Ramon Llull, thus fostering the dissemination and research of Lullian thought through contemporary art.

Greek multi-instrumentalist and composer Christos Barbas, winner of the first international grant for creation and artistic residency at the Laboratorio Llull, presented his project this Thursday, November 27. Lux in Tenebris at the headquarters of the Estudi General Lul·lià, coinciding with the feast day of Ramon Llull. The composition is a contemporary mass for heart of voices and ney (a reed flute native to the Middle East) inspired by the Book of Friend and Beloved by Ramon Llull.

The Estudi General Lul·lià hosted the work this ThursdayNever audit!, a dance and theology performance based on an original idea by Amador Vega, in which choreographer and dancer Cesc Gelabert is inspired by a text by the Swiss playwright Valère Novarina, which includes a series of definitions of God from different traditions, and which will be recited by the actress Caterina.

The Estudi General Lul·lià premieres this Thursday, September 25, at 6:30 p.m., the play Never audit!, a staging of dance and theology, based on an original idea by Amador Vega, in which the choreographer and dancer Cesc Gelabert is inspired by a text by the Swiss playwright Valère Novarina, which includes a series of definitions of God from different traditions, and which will be recited by the actress Caterina.