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• 05 jui 2016

  Paris

  Summer School - History

  Curator practices and the construction of the history of art in the Muslim world

  En tant que phénomène global, les pratiques curatoriales contemporaines constituent une étude de cas stimulante dans l'histoire de l'art et la création artistique. Après Unedited History. Iran 1960-2014 (Musée d’art moderne de la ville de Paris, 2014), c’est à partir de l’exposition Art et Liberté : le surréalisme en Égypte (Centre Georges Pompidou, automne 2016), que cette école propose d’interroger les modalités de présentation de l'art moderne et contemporain du monde arabe, de la Turquie et de l'Iran dans les institutions muséales et les expositions au niveau international.

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• 22 mar 2016

  Porto

  Summer School - Sociology

  Mappin' Your Own Underground!

  Keep It Ssimple Make It Fast International Conference – Summer School

  The Summer School "Mappin’ Your Own Underground!" is an event taking place in the context of the Keep It Simple Make It Fast Conference 2016 (17-22 July 2016) on the 22^nd of July 2016, in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities of the University of Porto. The Summer School will grant an opportunity for all students (bachelor students, master students, doctoral students and post-doctoral researchers), namely those participating in the Conference, to discuss their research, in an environment suited for knowledge exchange and practical feedback towards successful professional trajectories. This will be achieved through a series of workshops with world-renowned professors and researchers.

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• 03 avr 2016

  Catania

  Summer School - Sociology

  From risk to resilience, from past to present: critical perspectives and comparative approaches

  2016 Summer School of the Cluster of Excellence Territorial and Spatial Dynamics (LabEx DynamiTe)

  This Summer School will give precedence to exploratory work that does not take the concept of resilience for granted but rather examines the social and historical conditions of its use by the scientific community. Thus, a constant dialogue between past and present case studies shall be offered, involving geographers, sociologists, historians and archeologists. By comparing sites distant in both time and space, common mechanisms that lead to system resilience or on the contrary to major qualitative system reorganizations can be identified.

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