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L’art comme activisme, l’activisme comme art The ERC Artivism Team research was featured in the newspaper from the University of Lausanne, l”uniscope. The research, led by Prof. Monika [...]
Prof. Arnd Schneider, University of Oslo, Department of Social Anthropology, will participate at the Colloque from the ISSR on Tuesday, Mai 9th, 2023. Thinking Epistemologies with the Moving [...]
Vous pouvez écouter la conversation sur le 150e anniversaire du carnaval de Nice en suivant le lien suivant. Avec Annie Sidro, Laurent-Sebastien Fournier, Monika Salzbrunn et Federica Moretti. [...]
Dans le cadre du Colloque de recherche de l’ISSR, Université de Lausanne, Enquêter en sciences sociales des religions : psychologie de la religion, sociologie des religions, sciences [...]
The ERC Artivism team presents their latest film, “Créer, Résister, Exister”, directed by Professor Monika Salzbrunn. The film shows the research results from the project Erc Artivism [...]
The ERC Film “Créer, Résister, Exister” (75’30), directed by Monika Salzbrunn, will be presented at the 8th celebration of the occupation of Libera Collina di Castello in Genoa, [...]
The Erc Team contributes to this year’s annual meeting conference of the Swiss Anthropological Association “Give and Take. Anthropology as exchange” with a panel and a paper. Monika [...]
The ERC Artivism team is participating at the third International Conference “CombArt: Arts, Activism and Citizenship“ at the University of Porto. Prof. Monika Salzbrunn is presenting the [...]
The final conference of the ERC ARTIVISM. Art and Activism. Creativity and Performance as Subversive Forms of Political Expression in Super-Diverse Cities project will be held from April [...]
Prof. Monika Salzbrunn, PI from the project ERC Artivism, will participate at the Conference “Expériences biographiques dans le Lötschental et en Europe” next Thursday, 10th [...]
ARTIVISM
Exploring new artistic forms of political expressions in multicultural cities, ARTIVISM investigates artistic resistance in times of crisis and/or in oppressive conditions. ARTIVISM seeks to understand how social actors engage artistically in order to bring about social, economic and political changes.