The ‘Studia Humanitatis’
Mariàngela Vilallonga presents the educational and intellectual program that fueled the Italian and European Renaissance in her lecture “The ‘Studia Humanitatis'”
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Category: Paint
Can artificial intelligence be artistic?
Ana María Díaz Pérez addresses the impact of artificial intelligence on artistic creation from an interdisciplinary perspective in her presentation, “La IA en el pensamiento creativo. Beneficios e inconvenientes” (AI in Creative Thinking: Benefits and Drawbacks)
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Callabed’s reflections on Goya and childhood
Joaquín Callabed is featured in an interview discussing aspects of his latest publication, “Las miradas de Goya a la infancia” (Goya’s Perspective on Childhood,) as well as some of his studies on the renowned Aragonese painter
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Art and mathematics in prehistory
The intrinsic relationship between various rock art representations and symbolic language based on mathematics, during the exhibition “En los orígenes. Arte y matemática en la Prehistoria”, organized by Francisco González Redondo
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Childhood through the eyes of the great painters
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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Exceptional women in life and work
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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