Humanities Week: A Matter of Perception

The most important events occur in the midst of the daily chaos, unnoticed by the eyes of the majority. The message always remains hidden. (Peter Brueghel)

Unlock your potential and dare to participate!
Try something new and create your own poetry piece with Washington Post journalist and IE Professor Pamela Rolfe.

This experiential workshop will be led by renowned artist and Professor in Residence of Art and Thought at IE Creativity Center, Alberto D. Fernández Hurtado.

This workshop will include games and excercises that train the basics of improvisational theatre, always while having lots of fun. You will develop many relevant presentation skills, including body language, speech projection and creativity. But most importantly, you will have the chance to get to know your fellow IE members in a relaxed and alternative environment, and to expand your own horizons and the limits of your comfort zone.
Try it our, everyone is welcome! :)

Bacon & Freud: the Human condition

The art's club will have the exclusive opportunity to do a private visit to the home and art studio of the renowned artist Patricia Azcarate.

Join us in this Linkedin Live hosted by Santiago Iniguez where Scott Hartley reveals the counterintuitive reality of business today: it's actually the fuzzies - not the techies - who are playing the key roles in developing the most creative and successful new business ideas.

For this year's Humanities week, we are working collaboratively with Campus Life to bring you an enriching activity: "A Blind date with a book", following up on our book swap last year.

In the over-saturated, fast-evolving, techno industry, entrepreneurs should develop the
underlying foundation and necessary skills to foster their creativity and formulate new business solutions.

• Online workshop. Monday 22, 18:00
• On campus workshop. Wednesday 24, 17:00