• 19 March 2021 | Zoom-Link /  11.30am – 12.30pm London 12.30 – 13.30pm Zurich / Amsterdam / Siegen 7.30 – 8.30pm Hong Kong / Singapore / Taipei 8.30 – 9.30pm Kyoto / Tokyo
• 14 April 2021 | Zoom-Link  / 11.30am – 12.30pm London / 12.30 – 13.30pm Zurich / Amsterdam / Siegen / 6.30 – 7.30pm Hong Kong / Singapore / Taipei 7.30 – 8.30pm Kyoto / Tokyo

Short Description Shared Campus Summer Schools 2021

• Arts & Crafts Matters in a Digital Society! 21 June – 9 July 2021, online The Summer School examines arts and crafts and its relation to digitalisation and its effects on social conditions and changes. It also explores how the creation, production and reception of objects interacts with social structures.

• Art of the Gap 5 – 19 July 2021, online Art of the Gap contends with the complexities of the transformation of space, from physical to digital, to foster artistic practices able to engage with the inbetweenness and hybridity of cultures, so as to contemplate our recent past and near future.

• Hacking Global Pop Icons 5 – 23 July 2021, online “Hacking Global Pop Icons” is a practice-based Summer School dedicated to exploring the relationship between global pop cultures and local identities, and to examining the political, social and historical dimensions of (mass) production and reception. A global pop icon will serve as a common starting point for cultural analysis and for the transdisciplinary production of new artworks.

• Streets 9 – 27 August 2021, online How has being outdoors changed since the pandemic? What narratives unravel off-screen while walking the streets? “Streets” invites students and researchers across all disciplines to explore new ways of being in public spaces — sensorially, thematically and within larger social contexts.

• Teleprovisation. Let’s do it! 11 – 21 August 2021, Kyoto/Singapore/Zurich We are living in extraordinary times. So, let’s improvise! The Summer School brings together students from theatre, music and other disciplines using improvisation. Improvisation is understood here primarily as a way of life, based on agility, adaptiveness and attunement to different contexts. Three locations (Kyoto, Singapore and Zurich) will be connected via the internet to foster playful real-time interaction and exchange

Shared Campus

Shared Campus is a cooperation platform for international education formats, research networks and joint productions launched by seven arts institutions. Shared Campus establishes connections that generate value for students, academics and professionals, and enables participants to share knowledge and competencies across borders and disciplines. The platform is designed around internationally relevant themes focusing on transcultural issues and cross-disciplinary collaboration. Shared Campus launched its first activities in 2019 with various education formats and research initiatives.

Shared Campus Partner Institutions:

·               City University of Hong Kong, School of Creative Media

·               Hong Kong Baptist University

·               LASALLE College of the Arts Singapore

·               Kyoto Seika University

·               Taipei National University of the Arts

·               University of the Arts London

·               Zurich University of the Arts\

 

Collaborating Partners

·               Amsterdam University of the Arts

·               École des beaux-arts de Paris

·               Monash University

·               Tokyo University of the Arts

·               University of Siegen

·               University of the Arts Utrecht

Please visit our website for more information on Shared Campus: www.shared-campus.com