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"Art & Crisis is the first volume in a new series that deals with the state of the world and cultural theories from the perspective of contemporary artistic practices and pedagogical instruments. Starting from the Master of Fine Arts of the Zurich University of the Arts and edited by MFA Director Dr. Ing. Donatella Bernardi, the aim of the series is to replace the traditional exhibition catalog of the "Degree Show" with a theoretical publication that shows the way the artists have embarked during the year, and to explore how one finds itself Zurich-based educational institution in the global (art) world. For this first volume artistic, philosophical and visual essays as well as contributions of the MFA students and their professional participants are summarized under the title "Art & Crisis". Other contributions include a discussion between the Swiss curators Judith Welter and Ian Wooldridge about the MFA Degree Show 2017, image and text contributions by MFA lecturers Dominique Lämmli and Erik Steinbrecher, and an essay by MFA student Caroline Ann Baur on the possible future of femininity"--Translation of publisher's description.

Art --- art [fine art] --- art theory --- art education --- crisis shelters --- political art --- globalization --- refugees --- Ecole d'art --- Travaux d'étudiants --- Pédagogie --- Zürich --- art [discipline]

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Die Covid-Pandemie führte in pädagogischen Praxisfeldern zwangsweise zu zahlreichen Veränderungen - sei es durch Ad-hoc-Distanzierungen oder eine Ad-hoc-Digitalisierung. Im Fokus der Beiträger*innen stehen Entdeckungen und Herausforderungen in der Kunstpädagogik, die in diesem Kontext virulent wurden. Die im Rahmen der digitalen Arbeitstagung Fachdidaktik Kunst und Design gewonnenen Erkenntnisse bieten Ansätze zur forschenden Weiterentwicklung aktueller und zukünftiger Lehr- und Lernpraktiken. Darüber hinaus regt der Modus des kollaborativen digitalen Arbeitens zwischen verschiedenen Akteur*innen aus Forschung, Hochschullehre und Schulpraxis zum disziplinären und interdisziplinären Weiterdenken an.

ART / Criticism. --- Art Education. --- Classroom Practices. --- Design. --- Dialoque. --- Digital Media. --- Digitalization. --- Distance. --- Education. --- Fine Arts. --- Media Education. --- Pandemic. --- Pedagogy. --- School. --- University.