The ERC Final conference took place at the Maison de Quartier Sous-Gare Lausanne and the Ferme des Tilleuls Renens. Read more here: https://wp.unil.ch/erc-artivism-conference/
ERC ARTIVISM Final Conference
Rue d’Alger at Manifesta Marseille 2020: Décoloniser l’espace. L’artivisme à Douala, Los Angeles et Gênes
Dans le cadre de l’exposition Rue d’Alger à la biennale Manifesta Marseille 2020, Monika Salzbrunn a été invitée à parler des différentes manières de Décoloniser l’espace. L’artivisme à Douala, Los Angeles et Gênes, et à commenter les oeuvres des artistes Alessandra Ferrini, ainsi que Nina Fischer et Maroan el Sani. La conférence et dialogue sont visibles ici:
Kulturpolitische Akademie: Monika Salzbrunn über Diversitätssensibilität in der Kulturpolitik
Auf Einladung der Kulturpolitischen Akademie hielt Prof. Dr. Monika Salzbrunn 2020 einen Vortrag zu Diversitätssensibilität in der Kulturpolitik, ergänzend zu ihrem Buch Vielfalt/Diversität (transcript 2014):
ERC ARTIVISM Team at ESA Sociology of Arts 2021 University of the Arts Helsinki
Together with her ERC ARTIVISM team (Dr. Raphaela von Weichs, Federica Moretti, Sara Wiederkehr), principal investigator Prof. Monika Salzbrunn organises “Ethnographic Madeleines, a workshop on sensorial methods for ethnographic inquiries” and gives a paper on Whose aesthetics in which décor? Performative art and muralism as activist art against gentrification. Insights from Cameroon, California and Mediterranean cities during the ESA Sociology of the Arts Midterm meeting at the University of the Arts Helsinki, 9-12 March 2021.
Introduction
Monika Salzbrunn holds a full professorship in “Religions, Migration, Diasporas” at Lausanne University. She is currently director of the Research Institute for Social Sciences of Contemporary Religions (ISSRC) and leader of the projects “(In)visible islam in the city: material and immaterial expressions of muslim practices within urban spaces in Switzerland” and “Undocumented Mobility (Tunisia-Switzerland) and Digital-Cultural Ressources after the ‘Arab Spring'”, funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation. Continue reading “Introduction”