Laura Spozio proposes a reworked version of her 2019 Visual Art Master’s Thesis for this online publication. Readers can choose between two non-linear entries. The first story is of a literary nature,…
Through a montage of texts and interviews with artists and authors, Diane Rivoire traces the links between art, love and friendship, the love of art and workplace friendships. Some passages are borrowed…
Johana Blanc’s 2020 Work.Master Master’s thesis collects together a series of peremptory judgements sprinkled by some artists, critics and other authority figures of the art world when talking about art. Banishing some…
How can you continue to practise art when you no longer have access to your studio? How do you keep up your studying rhythm when every day feels the same? How can…
In this interview with Charlotte Laubard, the French anthropologist and India and Hinduism specialist Emmanuel Grimaud revisits some of the fascinating experiments and cinematographic research in which he tackled the inter-subjective borders…
During the weeks at the beginning of the second semester at the HEAD – traditionally dedicated to transversal workshops – the artist Vidya Gastaldon invited the sound artist Jonathan Frigeri to design…
This portrait in two parts of Marie Losier, professor at the HEAD-Genève’s Cinema Department, addresses two of her complementary practises. In a video interview with her former student Lucien Monot, Losier talks…
With the participation of the researcher Manos Tsarikis, the interdisciplinary research project “Body & Image in Arts & Sciences” attempts to measure how images affect us. What would be the psychological and…
At the core of this issue is Charlotte Laubard’s exhibition, Études sur l’empathie. Laubard organised Études sur l’empathie at the Fondation Ricard in Paris in 2019, gathering together fourteen HEAD artist students…
The HEAD–Genève is a school which obstinately refuses to found a school. The HEAD–Genève reiterates and generously demonstrates this principle in the varied pages of the two large volumes it is dedicating…