From October 28th to 31st, Student Recreation Centre will be decorated to celebrate Halloween.
Come by to check out the decorations!
Take a picture at our photo booth and you can pick up some candy at the Help Desk on the ground floor. The Student Recreation Centre will provide everything you need to get in the spirit!
Are you a UPV student passionate about art?
As every year, the Student Recreation Center wants to recognize and make visible the creativity of the UPV students. Therefore, we invite you to participate in the 18th Art Creation Contest. You can win different cash prizes, both in the physical work category and in the digital work category.
All the information you need to submit your proposal can be found below:
From October 30th to November 3rd, the Student House will be decorated for Halloween.
Stop by to see the decorations!
Record an audio with the phrases “dulce o truco” “truco o trato” “dulce o travesura” “truco o trueque” “treta o trato” “trick-or-treat” “farce ou friandise” “des bonbons ou des coups de bâton” “paga o plora” and send the audio to the Instagram of the UPV Student Recreation Center. You can collect your sweets at the Help Desk on the ground floor of the building.
Don’t miss out!
It is now possible to visit the new “Bio&Urbe” exhibition. An exhibition with different photographs of the birds that inhabit the urban environment. In it, you will be able to discover part of the fauna that surrounds us and lives with us in the city.
Furthermore, on October 10th at 5:30 PM, there will be an informative talk on “Urban Biodiversity” in which this topic will be discussed in more detail.
The photographic exhibition is located in the Ximo Mora room of the Student Recreation Center. Likewise, the talk will take place in degree room 1 in the same building.
Today, the exhibition of the AIDA NGO was inaugurated, presenting the Konngol Rewbe art exhibition created from a photo exhibition of women from the rural world of Kolda, in southern Senegal.
A group of artists have reinterpreted these images of women and created works of art to share their message with other women around the world, thus fostering a network of mutual support in the fight for a more just and egalitarian world.
The exhibition is located in the lobby of the first floor of the Student House, and can be visited until October 2, at the opening hours of the building.
As every year, the Student Recreation Centre wants to recognize and make visible the creativity of UPV students. Thus, we invite you to participate in the Student Recreation Centre XVIII Artistic Creation Contest.
The poster was made by Marcos Pizarro Giménez.
Below you can find all the information you need to submit your proposal.
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At a time when we are facing a “new planet” due to the presence of a new disease that has completely altered all spheres of human life, some epidemiologists prefer to think of this as a passing issue, while others advocate looking at the situation from the perspective of the “new normal”, to which new viruses, zoonoses, variants and mutations are being added.
Creating Immunity on Planet Earth through Art and Activism
In this online transmedia art exhibition, we start with the concept of community itself, and how it is being affected by the pandemic, which is destroying entire families, villages and communities, especially those with fewer resources, the poorest. At the same time, we observe the overuse of technologies and social media in all fields, as they can involve various types of actors in different parts of the world. In our case, in this exhibition Pandemic Community we wanted to generate a context of a hybrid multimodal and transnational network, where we find artists from different countries, ages, sexes, as well as from different backgrounds.
From 15 September to 7 October, the Student Recreation Center hosted the opening of the exhibition of the 5th edition of the Photography and Sculptural Heritage Workshop of the UPV.
The exhibition, curated by Ignacio Yusim, brings together a selection of photographs by the students of the workshop “Photography and Sculptural Heritage of the UPV”, which this year celebrates its fifth edition.
The purpose of this exhibition is to reflect the characteristic landscape of the university campus, where sculptures coexist in the landscaped areas.
The exhibition can be visited on the ground floor of the Student Recreation Center.
Yesterday, a concert of music from Hamilton, the famous musical, was held in the Hall of the Alumni House. This concert was performed by the UPV Contemporary Music Ensemble.
The following exhibition arises from an international cooperation project developed in a rural area in northern Senegal, Ndioum Walo, which seeks to strengthen and improve agricultural and cooking techniques. The exhibition is based on four themes that aim to raise awareness, from different angles, of traditional cooking in northern Senegal, presenting its strengths and weaknesses. The cooking space and its characteristics, the cooking utensils and their cultural component, the process of cooking, handling and preparation of food and, finally, the diet and daily dishes that feed their homes.
