Pilar Bayer leads the final session of the HarmoniesUPC series, “Ritmes i probabilitats. Les matemàtiques del jazz” which explores the connection between music, science, and critical thinking through interdisciplinary cultural experiences
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The much-missed Xabier Añoveros, academic and vice president of the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RAED), who passed away last year, is once again in the news these days, remembered, due to his family’s donation of his extensive and varied collection of “caganers” for the “Mira qui caga” exhibition, which can be seen these days at La Casa dels Entremesos.
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Through 25 iconic paintings by Spanish and European artists from the post-18th century depicting childhood within its family and social environment, Joaquín Callabed and José Mateo Ycardo present the evolution of the analysis of childhood throughout the modern and contemporary periods
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Luis Pons shares with the academic community the photo gallery “The living nativity scene of Corbera”
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Mariàngela Vilallonga participates, with the study “Aurora Bertrana y Mercè Rodoreda en su exilio suizo” in the presentation of the book “Siempre a la espera. Clara Campoamor y el exilio republicano en Suiza” a book that provides new information on Clara Campoamor’s two stays in the Alpine country during her long exile
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The “Exceptional Women” collection by Paula Plaza, a scientific illustrator, exhibited during the 41st Conference on Teaching and Learning Mathematics, rescues from oblivion and dignifies the figures of women who have transformed history in various fields. It recreates the complex work of pioneers such as Hypatia of Alexandria, Sophie Germain, and the contemporary Maryam Mirzakhani, among many others
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