MPI Library is proud to present a book exhibition to pay the highest respect to the legendary master. This exhibition is the first in our series of “1519 - A Significant Year” exhibitions.
In order to promote the inheritance and creation of book design and traditional western book binding, "Macao Polytechnic Institute (MPI)", "University of Saint Joseph (USJ)" and "The Macao Institute of Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Relics (MICRCR)" jointly organize the "Joint Exhibition for Traditional Western Book Binding and Conceptual Book Design”.
A hundred years away, what should we think of this war? We hope through the book exhibition to evoke people’s memories and rethinking of that human tragic history.
Letters make words, words make poems. By reciting, reading, reading out loud, poetry typically evokes ours intense emotion – joy, sorrow, anger, catharsis, love…To coincide with the 150th anniversary of the birth of Portuguese symbolist poet of the 20th century who lived most of his life in Macau - Camilo Pessanha (1867-1926) this year
As freshmen, the four-year college time is a milestone of knowledge vogue in life. What can you expect from your college life? Your college years will be the best years of your life to equip yourself to adopt changes either in life or workplace, mapping out your own future.
Living in the era of information explosion, we are continuously bombarded by information from Internet, social media etc. It is actually quite a big problem for us to decide whether we are able to absorb such type of gigantic data.
Mourning the loss of Italian author and philosopher Umberto Eco,the MPI Library is honoured to exhibit the work of Umberto Eco. We hope that you will enjoy his wonderful literary works.
For the second Library Exhibition "Recreation · Leisure", we library had selected six categories theming "Brain Work", "DIY", "Strength", "Meditation", "Rumination" and "Enjoy", by which guiding readers to discover the pleasure over "Sports and Art", "Create and Think" as well as "Recreation and Leisure".
Avoid being killed from Moriarty; Sherlock Holmes planned to escape from London. He discovered that Moriarty was in the railway station as he did. Both Moriarty and Sherlock had two options: getting off at Canterbury, or continuing to Paris.