#1 ARCHIIIVE Collective memory refers to the process through which groups consolidate individual memories into a shared narrative, shaping their identity and collective experience. This interdisciplinary field examines how memories are formed, preserved, and transmitted within societies, encompassing a range of concepts from family memory to national and cultural memory. (source: Walker, Katherine, EBSCO Research Starters Home)
Collective Memory
MALED IT! – Body Rebellion and Flowing Knowledge: Drag Kinging as a Collective Utopia & Un/learning
- [2026]
- Marilyn Nova White
Bringing spaces of thought into dialogue
Martha Oelschläger is organising "Spaces of Thought“, a symposium and exhibition at the Toni-Areal that aims to stimulate interdisciplinary exchange: from 5th to 8th of February 2026, the transdisciplinary student invites participants to orientate, overwrite, incorporate, connect and explain together. Read more