We are very pleased to offer seven international Shared Campus summer schools this year. Participants have the opportunity to gain experience in practical artistic and creative collaboration with colleagues from different arts disciplines and cultural backgrounds. An international team of lecturers will accompany the participants in their explorations.
Application Deadline
CLOSED
Information Events
15.03.2022 - 1st Summer School Information event
11:00 – 12:00 London
12:00 – 13:00 Amsterdam ⁄ Trondheim ⁄ Utrecht ⁄ Zurich
19:00 – 20:00 Hong Kong ⁄ Taipei
20:00 – 21:00 Tokyo ⁄ Kyoto
22:00 – 23:00 Melbourne
04.04.2022 - 2nd Summer School Information event
11:00 – 12:00 London
12:00 – 13:00 Amsterdam ⁄ Trondheim ⁄ Utrecht ⁄ Zurich
18:00 – 20:00 Hong Kong ⁄ Taipei
19:00 – 21:00 Tokyo ⁄ Kyoto
20:00 – 23:00 Melbourne
Information Event Access Link
https://zhdk.zoom.us/j/5568218974
Password: 468588
Dates
27 June – 15 July 2022
Location
Online
Description
Cooking, eating and hospitality, founded on principles of sharing, bear a transformative social design potential approached in this summer school. Drawing on shared campus ethos of interculturality, participants will explore themes of food, crafting, preparation, hosting, hospitality and choreography of the meal as a social design act and cultural expression.
Online Application
Dates
23 June – 7 July 2022
Location
Kassel and online
Description
The two-week-long Summer School "Commoning Curatorial and Artistic Education" in Kassel, Germany, as part of documenta fifteen’s educational format “CAMP notes on education” is dedicated to PhD programmes and students of the involved Shared Campus universities. Experiences on practice and theory will be shared and discussed in open and experiential workshop formats, performance, exercises with and in the city, “diversity dinners” and through a variety of events and public talks.
Online Application
Dates
5 – 16 July 2022
Location
Melbourne, Taipei, Athens
Description
Extractivism describes an economy that has an enormous impact on environmental and social systems and rarely delivers the benefits it promises. The summer school “Remote Guide to Extractivism” will place students in multiple sites of extractivism across the world over the course of 2 weeks to investigate and map processes occurring simultaneously in the past, present, and future.
Online Application
Dates
18 - 31 July 2022
Location
Bangkok
Description: In 1999, landmark exhibition Cities on the Move toured to Bangkok unfolding the millennial global art development. The whole world has shifted now and this summer school aims to review this recent past in a Thai context as a case study in order to reconsider our position today, perhaps for our future moves.
Online Application
Dates
8 - 26 August 2022
Location
London + Online
Description
This summer school uses the River Thames and other bodies of water as a departure point for a decolonised reimagining of our cities and their potential futures. It will be participatory and generative, culminating in an exhibition/presentation that explores how socially-engaged-art practices provoke awareness of our cities and their connections.
Online Application
Dates
15 August - 3 September 2022
Location
Zurich
Description
Hacking Global Pop Icons is a practice-based three-week summer school. It will explore the relationship between global pop cultures and local identities through examining the political, social, technological and historical dimensions of (mass) production and reception. A global pop icon serves as the common starting point for cultural analysis and for the transdisciplinary production of new works seeking to deconstruct, remix and expand the influence of the chosen icon. The overarching theme for 2022 is "Real Fake / Fake Realness".
Online Application
Dates
22 - 31 August 2022
Location
Kyoto, Singapore, Trondheim, Zurich
Description
Teleprovisation Summer School is a 10 days interdisciplinary course where students will learn about methods, strategies, and aesthetics in telematic simultaneous performances.
Students will explore methods of improvisation, collaborate between four remote locations (Zurich, Kyoto, Singapore, Trondheim) and create a synchronous performance split between 4 stages across 3 time zones.