Symposium, What methods do.

Martinez Caram, A. (Attendee)

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Description

Artistic research makes the relationship between art and society permeable.
Rather than bracketed in the private realm of the lone artist or the network of autonomous art institutions, artistic research opens up its practice to the public domain. Its methods become part of collective process of exploration and re-imagining.
This symposium will explore and evaluate how these methods play a role in producing knowledge, shifting boundaries between disciplines, and reconfiguring the agency of art in a societal context. What do methods do? How can they be used? How do they address the urgencies of a world in dire need of new perspectives?
The symposium will be structured in three sessions, each addressing one of these implications in the use of artistic research methods. A group of internationally active makers and scholars will address the role of methods in interdisciplinary endeavors, activist practices and the agency of technology, among other concerns.

Period	9 Apr 2024
Event type	Other
Location	Tilburg, NetherlandsShow on map

UN SDGs

This activity contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

SDG 03 Good Health and Well-being
SDG 04 Quality Education
SDG 09 Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
SDG 10 Reduced Inequalities
SDG 11 Sustainable Cities and Communities
SDG 17 Partnerships for the Goals

Keywords

artistic research
research method
interdisciplinarity

Research Focus Areas Hanze University of Applied Sciences * (mandatory by Hanze)

Research Focus Areas Research Centre or Centre of Expertise * (mandatory by Hanze)

Art & Wellbeing
Art
Healthy Ageing
Art, Learning and Participation

Publinova themes

Language, Culture and Arts
Education and Teaching
Spatial Planning and Policy
Nature and Agriculture
Recreation, Exercise and Sports
People and Society

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Artistic research makes the relationship between art and society permeable. Rather than bracketed in the private realm of the lone artist or the network of autonomous art institutions, artistic research opens up its practice to the public domain. Its methods become part of collective process of exploration and re-imagining. This symposium will explore and evaluate how these methods play a role in producing knowledge, shifting boundaries between disciplines, and reconfiguring the agency of art in a societal context. What do methods do? How can they be used? How do they address the urgencies of a world in dire need of new perspectives? The symposium will be structured in three sessions, each addressing one of these implications in the use of artistic research methods. A group of internationally active makers and scholars will address the role of methods in interdisciplinary endeavors, activist practices and the agency of technology, among other concerns.