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Artistic Research Research Group 2020-2021

September 1, 2020/in Announcements /by Eloe Kingma

The Artistic Research Research Group focuses on Artistic Research as a new approach to tackling research questions and it aims at promoting the exchange of ideas between artists and scholars from a wide range of fields and disciplines. As a discipline itself, Artistic Research develops a discursive form of communicating research results in parallel with a non-discursive, artistic practice. This enables researchers/makers coming from fine arts, design, dance, film, performance art, theatre and music to share and compare processes of production, methodologies and results with the scientific community, while working as practicing autonomous artists. It allows autonomous artists to delve deeper into scientific disciplines their work is already concerned with. Furthermore, Artistic Research contributes to existing scientific disciplines by its double character of discursive/non-discursive processes and outputs, while at the same time presenting work within the context of existing art institutions. The outcomes of artistic research actively contribute to bridging the gap between science and art, and strive to make its body of knowledge visible in a societal context. By bringing academia and the art world together, artistic forms of research change the social status of both and introduce a potential array of practice-oriented methodologies that challenge institutionalized forms of knowledge production.

A series of five seminars will be organized to promote the exchange of ideas and experiences among artistic researchers and others interested in the field, and during which members of the group will present their research and receive feedback from their peers. One or two artistic researchers who have recently completed their PhD’s will be invited to share their process with the participants of the seminars. The participants include PhD Candidates but also those who have already completed their PhD’s but would like to keep discussing their artistic research within a community of like-minded artists/scholars. Those interested in maybe pursuing such an academic study are also welcome to join as well as Research Master students who wish to attain first-hand knowledge about the discipline.

The sessions take place on the first Friday of the month, every two months, between 13:00 and 16:00. You can find the programme of our next sessions and some general information about the ARRG below. Please note that you will need to register before every session, as the number of seats is limited due to Covid-19 containment measures. You will receive information about that three weeks before each session, together with the materials provided by the participants.This year Maria Sartzetaki <maria.sartzetaki7@gmail.com> will be assisting Paula Albuquerque with the organization of the ARRG sessions, so if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact her.

ARRG
Artistic Research Research Group Programme

2020

October 2nd
Sara-Lot van Uum
Jonas Staal
Location: Oudemanhuispoort, D1.08

December 4th
Liza Prins
David Maroto
Location: VoxPop, Binnengasthuisstraat 9

2021

March 26th 
Miriam Sentler
Antonis Pittas
Location: Oudemanhuispoort, Amsterdam

April 2nd
Unfortunately this session has been cancelled or postponed due to the current corona measures. Updated information will be provided soon.
Judith Westerveld
Raquel Scheffer
Location: VoxPop, Binnengasthuisstraat 9

June 4th
Sema Bekirovic
Michael Marder
Location: VoxPop, Binnengasthuisstraat 9

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  • Amsterdam Research Center for Gender and Sexuality (ARC-GS)
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  • Centre for Gender and Diversity, Maastricht

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