12–15 December 2022.
We’ll come together for a week of exchanges and encounters at the lab. With a screening & discussion, the book launch of “Volumetric Regimes”, the IXDM inaugural lectures, workshops and more.
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Wednesday, 14 December 2022.
IXDM invites everyone to join us for the inaugural lectures by our new Head of Research Helen V. Pritchard, and Visting Professors Viktor Bedö and Budhaditya Chattopadhyay.
The Basel-focussed episode of the ARTE show Twist also includes a brief interview with CML researcher Flavia Caviezel, among many other artists and projects dealing with waste and leftovers. You can watch the episode on ARTE’s website (in German / French).
Open call for artists and researchers from Egypt and Switzerland to explore and reflect the possibilities of extended reality (XR) technologies through the lenses of ‘ecologies’ and ‘migrations’.
Deadline extended until 30 November.
Wednesday, 2 November 2022
Colloquium session hosted by Anastasia Kubrak & Johannes Bruder, with guest Cara New Daggett.
Wednesday, 28 September 2022
For this colloquium session, Solveig Qu Suess has invited fellow researchers henry bradley and Blanca Pujals for a screening and discussion of their work.
One-day symposium on local video networks and pactices of video art, activism, conservation, archiving, and exhibition. With lectures, screening and panel discussion. Organized by Stefanie Bräuer & Piet Esch.
Workshop as part of the Continuing Education offers of FHNW Academy of Art and Design. New dates in winter. Apply until Dec 16, 2022.
Funded by the Practice-to-Science grant of SNSF.
The new ZfM issue X – Kein Lagebericht thematizes and explores anti-racist practice within media studies. The invited contributions engage with racist experiences and continuities at the university and attempt to define coordinates of anti-racist practice at the academy and beyond.
The entire issue is open access and features a conversation between Sarah Sharma, Nelly Yaa Pinkrah, and CML member Johannes Bruder.
A new open access anthology on the ambivalent tensions between design and critique.
A Discussion Group on Critical Environmentalisms and Intersectional Metabolics.
Reimagining our Sensorium