During the winter season 2020/2021, the students of the Master Espace et Communication designed the scenography of the windows of Hermès – Geneva.
In the theater, "l’œil du prince" refers to the place from which the performance is optimally perceived. The display windows offer a panorama of Swiss landscapes that come to life through an optical effect.

From September 11 to November 1, 2020, The Design Film Festival presents films made by designers and films about design.
The festival showcases online screenings of completed and developing works, storyboards, prototypes and research. Works by students from HEAD – Geneva, Parsons The New School and Kingston School of Art are compiled inside the section Montage: Design and Film, Film and Design.

On June 26, 2019, the graduates of HEAD – Geneva, Visual Arts section, exhibit their diploma works.

From October 7 to 14, 2018, a second edition of the exhibition Flying Saucers is presented at Ariana, Swiss Museum of Ceramics and Glass - Geneva. The projects propose to explore the legacy of the former porcelain factory in Langenthal recently relocated to the Czech Republic.
This project is part of Anne Helen Mydland and Neil Brownsword’s Topographies of the Obsolete research.

On Friday, April 27, 2018, during the Langenthal Cultural Night, the exhibition Flying Saucers is presented in the former porcelain factory named Porzi and in the Kunsthaus Langenthal. The projects propose to investigate the legacy of the factory that was recently relocated to the Czech Republic.
This project is part of Anne Helen Mydland and Neil Brownsword’s research named Topographies of the Obsolete.