Angekommen @globaldiscnct.bsky.social! Ich freue mich auf die kommenden 3,5 Jahre

🎉 We’re thrilled to announce our first book is out! 🎉 "Dis:connectivity and Globalisation" is now published Open Access and free to download: 🔗 www.degruyterbrill.com/document/doi... Sincere thanks 🙏 to all contributors and to the publisher, De Gruyter Brill @degruyterbrill.bsky.social

Dis:connectivity and Globalisation: Concepts, Terms, Practices - The panel Series is a virtual pre book launch for global dis:connect’s first publication. The first of four sessions will take place on 1 July. 🗓 4 events – every Tuesday in July, 4–6 PM (CET) 📍 Live on Zoom #BookLaunch #PanelSeries

Your are welcome to join us at "Making memories visible: photographs, archives and migration histories in the West and East Germany" – a collaboration with @zikg.eu. 📍 global dis:connect (Maria-Theresia-Str. 21, Munich) 📅 26/06/2025 🕡 6:30 pm 💬 German #Archives #Photography #Migration #VisualHistory

📣 Open Call for Fellowships & Artist in Residence📣 🎓 for academic year 2026/27 ⏰ Apply until Sunday, 27 July 2025 Fellowships: www.globaldisconnect.org/wp-content/u... Artist in Residence: www.globaldisconnect.org/wp-content/u... 😊 We look forward to receiving your applications

Die Bewerbungsfrist läuft noch bis zum21. April!

In case you‘re missing us during the semester break: learn more about global dis:connect! What is gd:c? What is our goal? How do we work? Discover the Käte Hamburger Research Centre ⭐️global dis:connect⭐️ #global #globaldisconnect #research #artandscience #culturalexperience #munich

@core-rwth.bsky.social and @rwth.bsky.social invite researchers and interested people to actively participate in their symposium on November 6. You are invited to present your research and to exchange ideas with other experts from all over Europe. More info: for-summit.eu Deadline: March31,2025.

@inherit invites applications on the topic of Addressing Heritage Loss for its 2026-7 fellowship programme. The deadline for submission is 14 April 2025. For more information, see inherit.hu-berlin.de/open-call

CfP: New Global Histories of Language, organized by Valeska Huber @globaldiscnct.bsky.social. Deadline for proposals 28 Feb: www.globaldisconnect.org/wp-content/u...

📣 We are looking for your ideas and projects. Shape the Summit with us! ➡️ for-summit.eu/wp-content/u...

CFP: Language and power. Exploring New Global Histories of Language (Deadline: 28 February 2025) www.globaldisconnect.org/wp-content/u...

#Brechtfestival is coming up and so is this conference organised by #JulianWarner and #MoritzEge from ISEK at the University of Zurich - join us from 21-22. February 2024 at Cafe Tür an Tür, Augsburg

Read this article about our fellow Julian Warner and be also part of this years issue of Brechtfestival 🎉

It was our pleasure to co-host the 2025 RHS / GHIL Lecture in Global History last night, delivered this year by Roland Wenzlhuemer (@globaldiscnct.bsky.social)! 1/3

We just received the December issue of the magazine ‘Zwischenwelten’ and got remembered about our workshop on Lili Körber which was taking place in November in Vienna. So nice to read Sophie Eisenried’s article reflecting on the workshop: theodorkramer.at/zwischenwelt...

Don’t miss out on applying for one of our call for papers if you are working on archives, the arts and/or migration www.globaldisconnect.org/research-cen... #opencall #humanties #research #art #global

Don’t miss out on applying for one of our call for papers if you are working on archives, the arts and/or migration www.globaldisconnect.org/research-cen... #opencall #humanties #research #art #global

Throwback to last weeks poster launch. 🍾 The idea of the posters is to allow visitors of the centre to get to know our research more easily on site through interaction. The posters will be placed all over the building, making the place a venue of strolling physically through research. ✨✨

Congratulations 💛💛

Fresh off the press📖👀 Static #3.2 special issue: Mediterranean Absences Get your copy of the new released special issue of our in house publication static or read it online via static.ub.uni-muenchen.de/index.php/st...

New blogpost👀 Some borders are walls; others are empty spaces. In the latest gd:c blogpost, Samira Yildirim looks at how photography reveals the internal Cypriot border void. Read the entire text here: tinyurl.com/j2huazfh

Come by today at 11:30 for Arnika Fuhrmanns talk on digital futures👀

Join us today for the first session of the LTC👀 we are starting at 11:30

We’re back🎉 Gd:c lunchtime colloquium starts again next Tuesday, 15. October at 11:30. Join us every Tuesday for many interesting insights into the many-sided research on dis:connectivity. See you there 👀

New blogpost 👀 Destruction in the Levant goes back millennia. In the latest gd:c blog post, Tal Hafner surveys the last few decades and finds traces of destruction on her favorite beach. tinyurl.com/bdfzcny9

We’re back🎉 Gd:c lunchtime colloquium starts again next Tuesday, 15. October at 11:30. Join us every Tuesday for many interesting insights into the many-sided research on dis:connectivity. See you there 👀

In our latest blogpost, Rim Harmessi reflects on the refugee flight over the Kerkennah Islands and her personal connection to them with a poetic photo essay. Read the entire article here: www.globaldisconnect.org/09/24/odysse...

In our latest blogpost, Florian Bachmeier explains how he used his lens to depict absences in and around Mediterranean refugee camps and what they meant for those he photographed and himself as a photographer. Read the entire post here:👀 www.globaldisconnect.org/09/10/pictur...

In this interview, our own Aydin Alinejad explains his process as a screenwriter, the imagery in Shahid - the award winning film he wrote with Narges Kalhor - and how his work at global dis:connect is connected to this. Read the entire interview here: www.lmu.de/en/newsroom/...

last informations on the gd:c summer school 2024.

now a very unique opportunity: filmmaker vikrant kishore on navigating dis:connections and a premiere screening of his documentary. the evolution of cultural infrastructures in chorida’s maskmakers’ village of west bengal, india.

sevim burulday talking about AI, art and the future of cultural identity in a hyperconnected world or how she likes to call it: the looming post-human era 🤖

elizabeth crim continues with art amid displacement. focusing on challenging dis:connectivity in the wartime works of ukranian artists dana kavelina and kateryna lisovenko

róza osvay & ádám kertész are exploring dis:connectivity in contemporary hungarian theatre (a structural analysis)

interesting mixup: lawyer justus duhnkrack on authoritarian politics and their implication on the dis:connectivity of cultural infrastructure.

after already having spoken at the gd:c annual lecture, shannon jackson opens day III with her master class on: infrastructural aesthetics, revisited.

smooth operation of culture? halvard schommartz on theatre technology, infrastructures of german public theatre and their global dis:connection in the 1920s

ina engels opening the 4th session with: art, place and the traveling exhibition in the postwar period. nichólas garcía uriburu at art systems in latin america (1974-75).

marie van bömmel is tracing the exclusive effects of an inclusive project by consulting the exhibition catalogue 'künstlerinnen international 1877-1977' as dis:connective cultural infrastructure.

yini yang on making counterfeits and cultural centres in late 1970s’ shanghai.

good morning from gd:c headquarters! ursula ströbele is examining infrastructures in art (history) 🎨

thank you for your company! stay tuned for day II of gd:c summer school 2024

after an exciting first day, we now move on to the exhibition: the gift - stories of generosity and violence in architecture

ségolène bulot continues with political norms and artistic norms - comparative issues and dynamics of support associations for migrant artists in 🇫🇷 and 🇩🇪

thomas elias siddall on infrastructural decay and queer dis/engagements with the aranya landscape.

mirella maria opening the first session with: grassroots movements, community, and cultural practices of decolonisation in the heliópolis museum (museu heliópolis)

a short lunch break: shannon jackson and ursula ströbele trying out the salad 🥗

what a pleasure! eve olney to teach this summer school’s first masterclass: a social ecological approach to cultivating resilient counter-cultural infrastructure.