The CUSO Anthropology workshop “Migration, Representation, and Reflexivity – II”, organized by Sara Wiederkehr, Federica Moretti, and Serjara Aleman, had the participation of [...]
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Conference of Susan Ossman at the Colloque de Recherche de ISSR Susan Ossman is an anthropologist, artist, and director of “The Moving Matters Traveling Workshop.” She is Distinguished Professor [...]
« Cette journée d’étude interdisciplinaire propose de mettre à l’épreuve la question de l’expérimentation dans les sciences humaines afin de tenter de comprendre comment le travail intellectuel [...]
Prof. Monika Salzbrunn participates in the project « Portraits de femmes de sciences ». This project is part of the scientific communication programme of the University of Lausanne, and it aims [...]
Raphaela von Weichs and Monika Salzbrunn contribute to a colloque international on « L’activisme en arts » organized at the Université de Bordeaux Montaigne. They present their paper: [...]
La doctorante Federica Moretti a participé à la journée des doctorant.e.s organisée par l’URMIS Paris-site Diderot, a laquelle elle a contribué avec une communication basée sur son travail [...]
The ERC-ARTIVISM team contributes to the annual meeting of the Swiss Anthropologial Association with a paper and a table ronde (https://sagw.ch/en/seg/saa-meetings/annual-meeting-2021/): Thursday [...]
UPDATE! The Special Issue of the Journal Connessioni Remote dedicated to Artivism will be launched on March 26th at 17:00 in lifestreaming. You can follow the presentation on their youtube [...]
On behalf of the European Research Council (ERC), professor Monika Salzbrunn was nominated for AcademiaNet of Outstanding Women Academics.
The ERC Artivism Team is participating at the The ESA Research Network Sociology of the Arts Conference in Helsinki. The Conference is organised by the University of the Arts (Uniarts) Helsinki, [...]
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.
Monika Salzbrunn, principal investigator
Monika Salzbrunn
Monika Salzbrunn, the project’s principal investigator, holds a full professorship in „Religions, Migration, Diasporas“ at Lausanne University. Her fields of expertise include art and activism, festive events, carnival, visual anthropology, transnational social spaces, Sufi brotherhoods, undocumented migration, urban spaces, West Africa, (Senegal), North Africa (Tunisia), United States, Europe and Japan
Raphaela von Weichs
Senior researcher Comics in Cameroon
Michèle Jaccoud Ramseier
Secretary
Federica Moretti
PhD Candidate Carnival in France
Sara Wiederkehr
PhD Candidate Street art in USA
