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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.

Video Essay by Maren Lickhardt

Video Essay by Philipp Goll

The sixth section of the online lecture series “Self-Imaging: Identity, Disruption, Transformation” is curated by Joseph Imorde and Jörg Scheller.

Essay by Mohomodou Houssouba

Video Essay by David Ritter

Interview with Ayishat Akanbi by Raphael Smarzoch

Video Presentation and Q & A with Ken Ueno & Takuro Mizuta Lippit

Video Presentation by Sheryl Cheung

Video presentation by “The Formant Brothers” (Masahiro Miwa and Nobuyasu Sakonda)

Online Workshop proposed by Wataru Asada

The fifth section of the online lecture series “Self-Imaging: Identity, Disruption, Transformation” is curated by Masahiro Yasuda and Takuro Mizuta Lippit.

Q&A with Annekathrin Kohout

Q&A with Jörg Scheller

Q&A with Rada Leu

Q&A with UCNV

The fourth section of the online lecture series “Self-Imaging: Identity, Disruption, Transformation” is curated by Jörg Scheller.

Q&A with Richard Reynolds

Q&A with Morihiro Satow

Q&A with Jorinde Schulz

The third section of the online lecture series “Self-Imaging: Identity, Disruption, Transformation” is curated by Daniel Späti.

Performances by and Q&A with Betty Apple

Q&A with Björn Beneditz

Q&A with Tobi Müller

Q&A with David Henry Brown Jr.

Online talk and discussion with Professor Dr Jill Scott

Illustrated talk with Q&A with Professor Manos Tsakiris

The second section of the online lecture series “Self-Imaging: Identity, Disruption, Transformation” is curated by Richard Reynolds.

Interview with Dr Cvetana Ivanova

Interview with Professor Kelly Snook

Q&A with Judith Mair

Q&A with Laura Haensler

Q&A with Ito Yu and Yoo Sookyung

Q&A with Larissa Holaschke

Q&A with Chinouk Filique

Q&A with Claudia Rafael

An online lecture series on Global Pop Cultures.

The first section of the online lecture series “Self-Imaging: Identity, Disruption, Transformation” is curated by Judith Mair.

Q&A with Francis Müller

Q&A with Irena Srdanovic

Art of the Gap Group Show – Life Streaming from Berlin

DJ Set by Japan based DJ Isagen. This event is open to public and free of charge. It will take place online as well as in Zurich at Toni Areal.

DJ Set by Sintič & MRZ from Switzerland. This event is open to public and free of charge. It will take place in Zurich at Toni Areal.

DJ Set by Yung Porno Büsi from Switzerland. This event is open to public and free of charge. It will take place in Zurich at Toni Areal.

Live Concert by Groove God Jaïr Darnoud who is based in the Netherlands. This event is open to public and free of charge. It will take place in Zurich at Toni Areal.

Live Concert by Switzerland’s dancehall queen Lateena. This event is open to public and free of charge. It will take place in Zurich at Toni Areal.

Live Concert by None of Them. This event is open to public and free of charge. It will take place in Zurich at Toni Areal.

Live Concerts from Amsterdam University of the Arts curated by Jack Pisters. This event is open to public and free of charge. It will take place online as well as in Zurich at Toni Areal.

An academic talk by Georg Reinhardt, Club Real. This event is open to public and free of charge. It will take place in Zurich at Toni Areal.

An academic talk by Dr Maren Lickhardt. This event is open to public and free of charge. It will take place in Zurich at Toni Areal.

An academic talk by Anja Rötheli and Noëlle Schmid from Zurich University of the Arts. This event is open to public and free of charge. It will take place oin Zurich at Toni Areal.

An interactive event led by Ama Josephine B. Johnstone, Zuleika Lebow, Nadine Monem, Lee Weinberg and Cai Tuomivaara of London Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London. This event is open to public and free of charge. It will take place online as well as in Room C202, Second Floor, Central St Martins, Granary Square N1C 4AA London.

An academic talk by Prof Dr Jiré Emine Gözen from University of Europe, Berlin Campus. This event is open to public and free of charge. It will take place online as well as in Zurich at Toni Areal.

A Concert by Dr Saburo Hirano and Dr Masafumi Komatsu from Kyoto Seika University. This event is open to public and free of charge. It will take place online as well as in Zurich at Toni Areal.

A panel discussion with Atticus Sims, Michael Whittle and Masahiro Yasuda from Kyoto Seika University. This event is open to public and free of charge. It will take place online as well as in Zurich at Toni Areal.

Slowburn. A performance by zurich based artist Benjamin Burger.

A music performance by Zurich based performer Magda Drozd. This event is open to public and free of charge. It will take place in Zurich at Toni Areal.

We are happy to launch the second issue of the Journal of Global Pop Cultures, edited by Shared Campus Publications team. Moderation by Jörg Scheller. This lecture is open to public and free of charge. It will take place in Zurich at Toni Areal.

An academic talk by Prof Dr Wolfgang Welsch, followed by a conversation with Prof Dr Jörg Scheller about nature in the age of its popular producibility. This lecture is open to public and free of charge. It will take place in Zurich at Toni Areal.

An academic talk by Juliana Schneider, a researcher of the Zurich Universtity of the ARts. This lecture is open to public and free of charge. It will take place in Zurich at Toni Areal.

An academic talk by Zurich University of the Arts researcher Dr Marcello Ruta. This lecture is open to public and free of charge. It will take place in Zurich at Toni Areal.

Official Apology

Due to unforeseen technical issues, our guests online could not join the Zoom presentation. The team from the Zurich University of the Arts apologises for this inconvenience.

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Artist talk by Dorita from Tokyo.This lecture is open to public and free of charge. It will take place online as well as in Zurich at Toni Areal.

Official Apology

Due to unforeseen technical issues, our guests online could not join the Zoom presentation. The team from the Zurich University of the Arts apologises for this inconvenience.

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An academic talk by Aichi University of the Arts researcher Tomotaro Kaneko. This lecture is open to public and free of charge. It will take place online as well as in Zurich at Toni Areal.

Official Apology

Due to unforeseen technical issues, our guests online could not join the Zoom presentation. The team from the Zurich University of the Arts apologises for this inconvenience.

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Speech and Panel Discussion with Guy Ben-Ary, Lanfranco Aceti, and Marta de Menezes from Singapore LASALLE College of the Arts. This lecture is open to public and free of charge. It will take place online as well as in Zurich at Toni Areal.

A Showcase of the International Summer School Hacking Global Pop Icons 2023. This event is open to public and free of charge. It will take place in Zurich at Toni Areal.

Highlighting the Hong Kong art history (1980s-1990s) in the realm of the contemporary era.

A hybrid parallel conference and workshop event of Shared Campus
at Tai Kwun Contemporary, Hong Kong (on-site)
and Migros Museum für Gegenwartskunst, Zurich (online)

Panel discussion with Lucy Steeds (Afterall, UAL) with John Tain (Head of Research, Asia Art Archive)

Round table discussion with Michael Asbury (Chelsea College of Arts, UAL) with Jacopo Crivelli Visconti and Paulo Miyada (Chief and adjunct curators) Carla Zaccagnini, Francesco Stocchi, Ruth Estevez and Elvira Dyangani Ose (Curatorial team)

Transcultural Collaboration is a unique international and cross-disciplinary programme in the arts and design. Applications are now open to students from the Shared Campus full partner institutions.

SAVE THE DATE! Join us at C-LAB in Taipei for two days of experimental installations and performances by 24 international artists and designers from the semester programme Transcultural Collaboration. These events are open to public and free of charge.

Transcultural Collaboration is a unique international semester programme in the arts and design. Applications are open now to students from all Shared Campus partner institutions.

Transcultural Collaboration (TC) is a unique international MA semester programme in the arts and design, and a cooperation between Shared Campus partner institutions in Asia and Europe.

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

Leila Peacock in conversation with Felipe Cervera

Webinar with Michael Whittle in conversation with Peter Benz

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

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 2021
Summer School – Billie (un)told (Secret Vernissage)

Call for Applications – Summer Schools 2021
Application deadline: 18 May 2021

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.

A research network dedicated to the study of global pop cultures from a transcultural perspective celebrated its kick-off with a conference in Kyoto.

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

Call for Papers for the 1st issue of the upcoming Journal of Global Pop Cultures

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.

Symposium on Living Archives & Online Collaborative Platforms. REGISTRATION: Open to public and free of charge.

We invite you to join the online show on Friday July 3, 2020, 13:00 – 14:30 UK Time, 14:00 – 15:30 CH/CET, 20:00 – 21:30 HK/SG Time.

Up-date: Applications are open. We are very pleased to announce that we will be offering two of the originally announced summer schools online: “Ghost in Walls”and “Hacking Global Pop Icons.”

Ever exhibited your artwork in an erotic cinema? Here are some impressions of the Hacking Global Pop Icons summer school 2019.

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

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

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

OPEN REGISTRATION: two-day hybrid symposium exploring the notion of ‘extractivism’ across different fields > open to public.

Detailed Symposium Programme

Open Call for Proposals
Extended submission deadline: 10 September