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**ACAMFE CELEBRATES ITS 30TH ANNIVERSARY AT THE RESIDENCIA DE ESTUDIANTES**
\nThe Iberian Association of Writers’ Museums and Foundations renews its board of directors during its annual meeting.
\nThe Iberian Association of Writers’ Museums and Foundations (ACAMFE), which brings together 43 house museums and foundations from across the Iberian Peninsula, celebrated its 30th anniversary in Madrid during its annual meeting. The event included an assembly at the Residencia de Estudiantes, where a new board of directors was elected, headed by Ux\u00edo Novo, secretary of the Ux\u00edo Novoneyra Foundation, who takes over the presidency from Victoria Gal\u00e1n, director of the Benito P\u00e9rez Gald\u00f3s House Museum. The new leadership team will include Marlene Oliveira from the Cupertino de Miranda Foundation (Famali\u00e7ao), who will continue serving as vice-president; Antonio Pi\u00f1eiro from the Curros Enr\u00edquez Foundation and Carlos Velo (Celanova), who will serve as secretary; and Ra\u00fal Lu\u00eds Garc\u00eda from the Gregorio Prieto Foundation (Valdepe\u00f1as), the new treasurer of the institution. Additionally, Eva Jim\u00e9nez from the Cervantes House Museum (Alcal\u00e1 de Henares) and Ana Chaguaceda from the Unamuno House Museum at the University of Salamanca will be members of the entity\u2019s board of directors, which, for three decades, has been dedicated to preserving and promoting various legacies and literary houses across the Iberian region.<\/p>\n
The new ACAMFE board has outlined key challenges for this new phase, including promoting projects such as the creation of a European network of museums of notable figures, the celebration of the Iberian Languages Day, and the development of training, digital transformation, internationalization, and sustainability initiatives, aligned with the current advances and challenges in literary heritage management.<\/p>\n
**Meeting with Yolanda D\u00edaz at the National Library**
\nA highlight of the event was the reception hosted by the Deputy Prime Minister, Yolanda D\u00edaz, who greeted participants at the National Library during her visit to the exhibition “Unamuno and Politics: From the Pen to the Word.” In her speech, D\u00edaz expressed her gratitude for the commitment of the writers’ house museums and foundations, emphasizing “the value of their work in preserving and promoting artistic and cultural heritage.”<\/p>\n
The delegation also had the opportunity to visit the Lope de Vega House Museum and enjoyed a recital dedicated to Vicente Aleixandre, Carmen Conde, and Gloria Fuertes, performed by the singer Ana Cuenca in the Residencia de Estudiantes’ Salon, an emblematic and lively venue associated with the unforgettable poets of the Generation of ’27.<\/p>\n
The event also featured the participation of international delegations, including the ICLCM World Committee of Literary, Musical, and Artistic Museums, the Italian Association Casa della Memoria, the Portuguese Association of House Museums, along with the Writers’ Professional Association, the Espais Escrits network promoting the study and reading of Catalan literature, and the RELIGA network of Literary Houses, Museums, Foundations, and Spaces of Galicia.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
**ACAMFE CELEBRATES ITS 30TH ANNIVERSARY AT THE RESIDENCIA DE ESTUDIANTES** The Iberian Association of Writers’ Museums and Foundations renews its board of directors during its annual meeting. The Iberian Association of Writers’ Museums and Foundations (ACAMFE), which brings together 43 house museums and foundations from across the Iberian Peninsula, celebrated its 30th anniversary in Madrid during its annual meeting. The event included an assembly at the Residencia de Estudiantes, where a new board of directors was elected, headed by Ux\u00edo Novo, secretary of the Ux\u00edo Novoneyra Foundation, who takes over the presidency from Victoria Gal\u00e1n, director of the Benito P\u00e9rez Gald\u00f3s House Museum. The new leadership team will include Marlene Oliveira from the Cupertino de Miranda Foundation (Famali\u00e7ao), who will continue serving as vice-president; Antonio Pi\u00f1eiro from the Curros Enr\u00edquez Foundation and Carlos Velo (Celanova), who will serve as secretary; and Ra\u00fal Lu\u00eds Garc\u00eda from the Gregorio Prieto Foundation (Valdepe\u00f1as), the new treasurer of the institution. Additionally, Eva Jim\u00e9nez from the Cervantes House Museum (Alcal\u00e1 de Henares) and Ana Chaguaceda from the Unamuno House Museum at the University of Salamanca will be members of the entity\u2019s board of directors, which, for three decades, has been dedicated to preserving and promoting various legacies and literary houses across the Iberian region. The new ACAMFE board has outlined key challenges for this new phase, including promoting projects such as the creation of a European network of museums of notable figures, the celebration of the Iberian Languages Day, and the development of training, digital transformation, internationalization, and sustainability initiatives, aligned with the current advances and challenges in literary heritage management. **Meeting with Yolanda D\u00edaz at the National Library** A highlight of the event was the reception hosted by the Deputy Prime Minister, Yolanda D\u00edaz, who greeted participants at the National Library during her visit to the exhibition “Unamuno and Politics: From the Pen to the Word.” In her speech, D\u00edaz expressed her gratitude for the commitment of the writers’ house museums and foundations, emphasizing “the value of their work in preserving and promoting artistic and cultural heritage.” The delegation also had the opportunity to visit the Lope de Vega House Museum and enjoyed a recital dedicated to Vicente Aleixandre, Carmen Conde, and Gloria Fuertes, performed by the singer Ana Cuenca in the Residencia de Estudiantes’ Salon, an emblematic and lively venue associated with the unforgettable poets of the Generation of ’27. The event also featured the participation of international delegations, including the ICLCM World Committee of Literary, Musical, and Artistic Museums, the Italian Association Casa della Memoria, the Portuguese Association of House Museums, along with the Writers’ Professional Association, the Espais Escrits network promoting the study and reading of Catalan literature, and the RELIGA network of Literary Houses, Museums, Foundations, and Spaces of Galicia.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":7,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_jetpack_memberships_contains_paid_content":false,"footnotes":""},"categories":[18],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-11977","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","hentry","category-uncategorized"],"yoast_head":"\n