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Temporary exhibition at espai.inf

Aprovechando la visita de RetroManía30 Podcast para contarnos “La historia de MicroManía (SE)” como parte del programa de charlas de RetróPolis Valencia 2023 #RPV23, hemos montado también una exposición temporal con los 80 números de la Segunda Época de la revista MicroManía, creando sinergia entre los diversos contenidos del evento de retroinformática de referencia de la ciudad de Valencia. Asimismo, de entre los asuntos que trataba dicha revista durante aquella mencionada 2ª Época, destacaríamos la cobertura mediática a las primeras ediciones del certamen Art Futura, allá por los primeros albores de la década de los 90, lo que enlazaría perfectamente con el reciente descubrimiento de una obra de arte inédita del artista Moebius, contextualizada precisamente hace más de 30 años, pero de cuya belleza no se ha podido disfrutar hasta hace apenas unos meses, y que reproducimos aquí mediante la proyección de un vídeo en bucle de la citada obra en su formato original.  

El disseny dels records

On Wednesday, May 11, 2022, in the exhibition area of the Escola Tècnica Superior d’Enginyeria Informàtica (ETSINF), espai.inf (ground floor building 1E), the exhibition “El disseny dels records” was inaugurated in which they collaborate the Museu d’Informàtica, l’ETSINF and the Creari research group of the University of Valencia (UV).

It is a sample of 20 artistic installations, in which the students of the Faculty of Teaching have reflected on memories, memory, learning and technology, all taking into account that Valencia is this year, world capital of Design . The exhibition is curated by Ricard Huerta, Professor of Artistic Education at the UV and Daniela Gil, vice-director of International Relations and Culture at ETSINF. It has the collaboration of the research artist Ramona Rodríguez, a specialist in sound art.

Temporal exposition at espai.inf

As part of the contents of RetróPolis Valencia 2022 #RPV2022, this year we have set up a temporary exhibition to pay tribute to The Golden Age of Spanish Software, with a collection of banners as information panels on various key figures in the development of that time of creative and cultural explosion. In addition, the exhibition is completed with a program of audiovisual projections that will serve to offer a more dynamic perspective of the aforementioned exhibition. Specifically, in the mornings we will screen the documentary “The Golden Age of Spanish Soft” (Digital Satellite Channel C:) while in the afternoon the documentary film “Micro Men”, produced by the BBC, will be broadcast as a posthumous tribute to Sir Clive Sinclair (along with the 40th anniversary of his ZX Spectrum), who would thus offer the breeding ground to make that “Golden Age” flourish in our country.