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Center of interest “Pass exams, overcome stress” at Catalunya Campus CRAI
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The Catalunya Campus CRAI offers the new center of interest: "Pass exams, overcome stress", designed specifically for those who have to face long hours of study and exam preparation.
It propose us various useful study and relaxation techniques to get the most out of studying and, in turn, are useful to relieve the load of stress involved in facing the pressure of an exam.
Exhibition "Knowledge and the world. UNESCO URV Chairs" at Catalunya campus CRAI
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Catalunya campus CRAI
Exhibition prepared on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the founding of UNESCO, in which the URV UNESCO Chair in Housing has participated.
Through 23 information panels, it is possible to discover what tasks a chair carries out, which are its areas of work, the most relevant international interventions or, among others, the different lines of research that are carried out.
Exhibition “Round the world and shake your environment with a workcamp!" at Bellissens Campus CRAI
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The exhibition "Go around the world and shake your environment with a workcamp!" shows the work carried out by the Service Civil International of Catalonia, through volunteering, in order to empower society towards change, promoting social transformation at local and international level.
It is made up of 27 panels divided into different categories. Each part is explained in an information panel and is accompanied by photographs by different authors. It also has a general panel to publicize the organization, show one of the workcamps and explain the exhibition.
We hope that this exhibition will open you up to new experiences and encourage you to be part of this community of volunteers, participating in one of the many workcamps they offer.
Exhibition " Plastic Dystopias" Catalunya campus CRAI
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The Catalunya campus CRAI, resumes the activity of the Art Classroom, after two years of inactivity due to the pandemic, hosting the exhibition "Plastic Dystopias", by the artist and environmental activist Jordi Llort-Figuerola. This, through plastic waste that cannot be recycled and that the sea has deposited on the beaches of Tarragona, has made a work that exposes the contamination of our coastline.
The sample is structured in four areas. One of them, called The Time Capsule, contains small recovered objects, petrified in resin molds, and impregnated with ultraviolet pigments that glow in the dark. They are archaeological remains of contemporary life.
Another part of the work is made up of the section called Human Petroleum. It is a mobile sculpture of a human-shaped puppet, made with melted plastic pellets.
Also noteworthy is the reinterpretation of The tapestry de Tarragona, by Joan Miró and Josep Royo.
You will meet Jordi Llort-Figuerola's alter ego: Plastic Hunter. It is about a superhero who hunts litter from the coast, leaving evidence of it with a sample of suits.
Finally, you will discover the tools that the artist uses and the notebook where he documents the findings and outlines his future works.
You can enjoy visiting it in the hall of the CRAI campus Catalunya.
