Exchanging Protection – Protecting Exchange

Series of events exploring temporal concepts in transcultural relations.

Festival on global pop cultures combining academic content with artistic performances and entertainment - reflecting on current issues and having fun are not mutually exclusive! This event is open to public and free of charge.

International symposium exploring how art, design, performance and architecture practices respond to the extractivist worldview. This hybrid symposium can be visited on site in Athens and Melbourne as well as online. This event is open to public and free of charge.

Artists present their transformative work on traditional representations and concepts and put them up for discussion in four happenings organised by the Sociall Engaged Arts group. These online talks are open to public and free of charge.

Paulina Trejo Méndez and Judy Jaffe will present their work and discuss politics of knowledge and decolonizing healing.
This online talk is open to public and free of charge.

Artist presentation by Sawako Tanizawa. This online talk is open to public and free of charge.

Presentation of Peng Wei's new ink art series, “Rooms of Stories” (有故事的房間), which she completed in China over the past three years.
This online talk is open to public and free of charge.

Artist Saku Bee will be presenting Mesoamérica Resiste, the third and final instalment in the Beehive’s trilogy on globalization in the Americas.
This online talk is open to public and free of charge.

The artist book introduces and summarises the two keynote speeches and the six panels of the symposium "Embodying Local Knowledges, 2021"

An online, open access journal dedicated to the dissemination of research on pop culturs in theory and practice.

Webinar Series with the participation of: Peter Benz, Felipe Cervera, Jenna Collins, Daniel Irrgang, Leila Peacock, Nils Röller, Michael Whittle

Webinar with Daniel Irrgang in conversation with Nils Röller.

Webinar with Michael Whittle in conversation with Peter Benz

A webinar with Jenna Collins in conversation with Nils Röller.

Leila Peacock in conversation with Felipe Cervera

OPEN CALL for the second issue of the "Journal of Global Pop Cultures". Submission deadline: 31 March 2023

Open sharing session on the development of collaborative online tools.

Shared Campus is launching its first 2-day global pop cultures festival in Zurich. All events are open to public and free of charge. Here you can find the full programme.

2 days open studio event in the PSG Building, Silpakorn University in Bangkok. This event is open to public and free of charge.

Two-day symposium online and in Bangkok.

This symposium brings together an ensemble of researchers who explore the notion of ‘extractivism’ across different fields. The event is open to public and can be accessed online.

Challenging ideas, methodologies and articulations of the nature of gesture.

A Critical Ecologies Symposium and Graduate Students Conference

An online happening with the australian artist and academic Sera Waters, organsied by the Socially Engaged Arts group.

An open conversation on Intersectionality and Planetary Health.

Hacking Global Pop Icons Presents Billie Untold Website

Art of the Gap Group Show - Life Streaming from Berlin

HACKING GLOBAL POP ICONS 2021
Summer School - Billie (un)told (Secret Vernissage)

A parallel conference and workshop event of Shared Campus at Tai Kwun Contemporary in Hong Kong and Migros Museum für Gegenwartskunst in Zurich

An online lecture series on Global Pop Cultures.

Students share their reflections and impressions on the past, present and considerations of the future - in light of their own particular experiences of place.

We warmly welcome you to the foundation event of Shared Campus including an opening ceremony, a two-day conference and the final presentations of the semester programme Transcultural Collaboration.

The course is an interdisciplinary collaboration between Interaction Design, Stage Design, Art and Art Education.

Find out how people from different artistic disciplines interact and work collaboratively, what difficulties they might face and what strategies they follow.

26 artists with different cultural backgrounds presented their collaborative explorations in a two-week exhibition.

Catch a glimpse into the Transcultural Collaboration workshop week at HART—a hot spot for contemporary art on Hong Kong island.

Documentation of the field trip to Taitung with the course "Bodies & Indigeneity"