Fabienne Liptay - global dis:connect

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Fabienne Liptay

Fabienne Liptay is a professor of film studies at the University of Zurich. In her current research, she is particularly interested in moving-image practises that critically engage with the exclusions and inclusions in the institutional frames of global arts and media. Her research project Exhibiting Film: Challenges of Format, funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation, examines how formats have contributed to the establishment of global infrastructures of film exhibition, and it addresses what they have disabled and displaced.

Fabienne joined global dis:connect funded by the Munich Centre for Global History.

Exhibiting Film: Challenges of Format

At global dis:connect, Fabienne investigated artistic and non-artistic uses of formats that challenge notions of connectivity. The focus is on contexts, in which formats based on interoperability not only facilitate processes of global networking, but also produce disconnections that are politically and socially effective.

Contact

Click HERE to mail Fabienne and HERE for a list of her publications.