Theoretical Research at the Campus of Design and Arts Prof. Dr. Susanne Bennewitz Prof. Dr. Gunnar Schmidt Prof. Dr. Gerald Schröder Prof. Dr. Christina Threuter Research Interests • Art and Design in Dialog •

In the bachelor's degree course in fashion design, the focus is - in accordance with the specific professional profile of the designer - on the creative-artistic examination from the basic research to the concept and the draft to the realisation.

From our point of view, the family atmosphere in the Fashion Design department leads to a feeling of strong solidarity that lasts for decades. We maintain our alumni network and thus often provide students with support when entering the

Design takes place. Discussion & site visits & exploration Subject of the course is the interdependence of design with locality, materiality and social relations. We will focus on Trier as an example to examine the interdependence of the history

"Hair is a product of the human body. It belongs to it, but at the same time can be detached from the body and gets an independent identity. As an affiliated body matter hair acts as an identifying marker of the human body. It is primarily

Main Research Areas Jewish cultural history 18th-20th century Body and gender studies Biography and Migration Swiss history 19th-20th century Material and popular culture Research

Main Areas of Research Modern and contemporary art Modern and contemporary design Art and design in dialogue Emotion research Capitalism research Research on masculinity Research

Main Areas of Research 20th and 21st century art, design and architecture with a focus on body and gender, space and memory, thing culture, postcolonialism, feeling and emotion. Fashion science and fashion theory Current Research Projects

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