Karl Ullger Wins Spring Visual Arts Competition 2024

Written on 15 May 2024.

Gibraltar Cultural Services (GCS), on behalf of the Ministry of Culture have announced the winners of this year’s Spring Visual Arts Competition. A total of 102 entries by 59 artists were submitted.

International artist, Manuel Castillero carried out the judging in the painting, sculpture, photographic and video categories. The Minister for Culture, Christian Santos, presented the awards at a prize giving ceremony held at the Gustavo Bacarisas Gallery on Tuesday 14th May.

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New tourist product launched: “Gibraltar the alternative tour”

Written on 14 May 2024.

The Ministry for the Environment and the Ministry for Tourism have worked together to set up and launch a new tourist product: “Gibraltar the alternative tour”

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Garcia Promotes Gibraltar in Washington

Written on 14 May 2024.

The Deputy Chief Minister Dr Joseph Garcia is in Washington for a series of meetings and engagements.

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STEM Week 2024 at St Mary’s Lower Primary: Where Learning Was a Blast!

Written on 14 May 2024.

The summer term kicked off with a bang at St Mary’s Lower Primary School as students and the community joined forces to celebrate STEM Week. From budding scientists to aspiring engineers, the entire school dived headfirst into a whirlwind of discovery and exploration, all while having a ton of fun!

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Interesting, But Disappointing: a Review of The Llanito Dictionaries

By Charles Durante

Dr Johnson famously wrote, ‘lexicographer: a writer of dictionaries: a harmless drudge.’ In the publication mentioned above we have four ‘drudges:’ Tito Vallejo-Smith, Manuel Cavilla, Johannes Kramer and Juan Manuel Ballesta Gómez, henceforth referred to as TVS, MC, JK, and JMBG, respectively. Though Johnson was being self-deprecatory, having himself devoted many hours to producing a massive dictionary, our ‘drudges’ are to be thanked for attempting to encode Llanito, collecting vocabulary, providing definitions and tracing provenance.

‘Gibraltarians And Their Language’ — Book Review

By Charles Durante

‘Gibraltarians and their Language’ comprises 22 linguistic biographies written by Gibraltarians. This innovative, ambitious project was initiated and overseen by a team of academics, including the internationally renowned novelist, Mark Sanchez. The academics involved are the following: Professor Elena Seoane (University of Vigo) and Professors Cristina Suárez-Gómez and Lucía Loureiro-Porto (University of the Balearic Islands). The introduction was written by Mark Sanchez and Elena Seoane.

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Karl Ullger Wins Spring Visual Arts Competition 2024

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