Call for the MAKE/SENSE PhD Programme
The MAKE/SENSE PhD Programme is accepting applications until March 31, 2022. Apply Now!
Application Deadline: 31.03.2022
They offer a 3-year structured curriculum attuned to practice-based research skills and taking place at the FHNW Academy of Art and Design in Basel. PhD candidates will have supervisors from the FHNW Academy of Art and Design in Basel (supervisors list) and the University of Art and Design Linz (supervisors list). We encourage candidates to consider future
supervisors and contact them in advance.
Download the Open Call HerePhD Forum: Call for Applications 2025-26
The PhD Forum offers lectures and workshops to support arts and design researchers interested in pursuing a practice-based doctorate.
Appel à contributions/Call for contributions: "La nouvelle typographie dans les scènes francophones : incidences et résistances"
While the impact of the New Typography on German-speaking and Anglo-Saxon scenes has been extensively studied, research on its reception in French-speaking scenes, including France, Belgium, and French-speaking Switzerland, is less common. This symposium seeks contributions on the French-speaking world’s reaction to New Typography principles from 1925 to 1980, covering topics like magazines, typographic materials, great projects, and individuals.
BODIES-MACHINES-PUBLICS Residency at Immersive Arts Space
Are you an artist and /or researcher working on the relationship between sensing technologies, XR, the body and space? Proposals for installations, and/or performative interventions, that successfully blur the lines between the physical and digital – the body and the physical environment – are particularly welcome!
‘Types versus Standards’, two days of research in Strasbourg
Problemata are pleased to inform you of two days of research ‘Types versus Standards’, on 25 and 26 February 2025 at the University of Strasbourg, as part of the programme: Type versus Standard: towards new components in design. Critique of type in the context of the design of transitions (1914-2024).