The Summer School “Climate Change: Cultural Practices and Socio-Economic Outcomes” explores urgent issues connected to climate change, related cultural practices – in terms of imagery and forms of artistic expression – and their social and economic impacts. Through an interdisciplinary approach involving faculty from usually distant academic fields such as art history, food science, and economics, this Summer School offers a speculative approach aimed at understanding the dramatic environmental condition that has taken shape with the advent of the Anthropocene. In particular, the educational project emphasizes the role of cultural practices as an engine of social processes based on forms of public engagement. The Summer School is conceived as a BIP – Blended Intensive Program, led by the University of Bologna, in partnership with the University of Helsinki and Jagiellonian University in Krakow.
June 3-7, 2024
Location: Teatro DAMSLab, Piazzetta P.P. Pasolini 5/b, Bologna (Italy)
To improve mobility and sociability, students are encouraged to consult this map, which includes all the locations of the activities and spots of interest related to the topics addressed during the Summer School. The map is implemented with practical tips for a better and more enjoyable experience throughout the city.
Director of the Summer School
Francesco Maria Spampinato - University of Bologna
Tutors
Sara Molho - University of Bologna
Beatrice Sartori - University of Bologna
Academic coordinators for partner universities
Silvia Gaiani - University of Helsinki
Michał Pałasz and Anna Sławik - Jagiellonian University
Organizing Secretariat and Graphic Design
Fondazione Alma Mater
DAMSLab Theatre - Piazzetta P. P. Pasolini 5b, Bologna