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Exhibition "Happy Super Happy" Catalunya campus CRAI
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The URV Art Classroom, as part of the spring "Green Culture" program, exhibits the animalistic installation "Happy Super Happy", by the visual artist Freya Day.
Through this installation, which emphasizes animalism and antispeciesism as the backbone of the exhibited pieces the aim is to raise awareness of the care and protection of the environment from the perspective of contemporary art and cultures.
At a time of climate emergency, we cannot ignore the ecological problem of macro farms, nor look the other way with the terrible reality of animals destined to be objects of consumption.
In this framework the exhibition will challenge you and will not leave you indifferent.
Opening: May, 12 at 7:00 p.m.
Center of interest: "International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia" at URV CRAI
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On May 17, 1990, the World Health Organization declassified homosexuality as a mental illness. As a commemoration, this date was chosen to celebrate the "International Day against LGTBIphobia", as a day that aims to claim the rights of LGBTI people, denounce the discrimination they suffer and advance their rights throughout the world.
The CRAI URV wants to join with an exhibition at the CRAI campus Catalunya and the following interest centers:
- Sescelades Campus CRAI: you will find it in the disclosure area of the 1st floor of the CRAI, and it will be available until June, 1.
- Penedès Campus CRAI (Coma-Ruga, El Vendrell): until May, 22.
- Terres de l'Ebre campus CRAI: until May, 20.
Round Table Discussion: “Perspectives on LGBTIphobia” (18 h, BoardRom - Catalunya Campus)
Exhibition "Lessons for the present: Rotspanier. Spanish forced laborers in World War II" at Catalunya campus CRAI
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The Rovira i Virgili University has promoted, together with associations and universities from Spain, France and Germany, the exhibition "Lessons for the present: Rotspanier. Spanish forced workers in World War II. The European (dis)memory of anti-fascism". This is an exhibition that is part of the European project Rotspanier, whose objective is to promote research and dissemination of this group of reprisaledss by Nazi Germany and encourage debate on the dangers of neo-fascism in Europe today.
Exhibition “12 years of Tarragona Comic Week” at the Medicine & Health Sciences CRAI
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Medicine & Health Sciences CRAI
On the occasion of the presentation of the book Mirades i estudis desde la Setmana del Còmic de Tarragona, by the professor of the Department of Catalan Philology Emili Samper, an exhibition has been organized a sample of the posters of the lasts twelve editions. The posters combine the comic and the city of Tarragona and have been made, in each edition, by a member of Delirópolis or by a guest author of recognized prestige. Each poster has its own style.
The exhibition is complemented by an audiovisual and selected comics from the CRAI collection and is curated by URV Publications and the Guillem Oliver Center for Historical and Social Studies.
