On 25 February, the Barcelona School of Architecture paid tribute to Xavier Rubert de Ventós, philosopher, writer and professor of Aesthetics, in which Oriol Pibernat, teacher on the Bachelor’s Degree in Design and the University Master's Degree in Research in Art and Design (MURAD), took part.
On 25 February, the Barcelona School of Architecture paid tribute to Xavier Rubert de Ventós, philosopher, writer and professor of Aesthetics, in which Oriol Pibernat, teacher on the Bachelor’s Degree in Design and the University Master's Degree in Research in Art and Design (MURAD), took part.
The book "When There Were Three Hundred of Us in Class” was presented, with texts by Pedro Azara, Norbert Bilbeny, Juli Capella, Beth Galí, Marta Llorente, Oriol Pibernat, Blanca Pujals, Josep Ramoneda, Carme Ribas, André Ricard, Félix Solaguren-Beascoa and Estanislau Roca.
In the 1960s and 1970s, Xavier Rubert de Ventós worked with EINA, teaching the Theory of Sensitivity subject on the course in design, and led a number of seminars and lectures. Together with Eugenio Trias, Jordi Llovet and Antoni Vicents, he was the founder of the College of Philosophy, a philosophy debate and lecture group, the first year of which was held at EINA, to then move to the Casal de Sarrià, then to the Casa Elizalde, before ending up at the Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona, as part of the Institute of Humanities.
Eugenio Trias, Jordi Llovet, Antoni Vicents and Xavier Rubert de Ventós at EINA
Eugenio Trias, Jordi Llovet, Antoni Vicents and Xavier Rubert de Ventós at EINA