Responsible for allocating research funding
The Committee for Artistic Research decides which calls are to be made in the area of artistic research. They are also responsible for assessing and prioritising the applications that are submitted to the Swedish Research Council, and deciding which applications will be awarded.
Following up and evaluating research in the area
The Committee follows up, evaluates, and produces strategies for the research area, for example through research overviews. In this work, the Committee is assisted by both national and international experts. Each year the Committee also arranges a symposium on artistic research. The symposium is aimed at researchers and other actors within the arts.
Between the years 2004 and 2017, the Committee published a yearbook on artistic research. The purpose of the book was to provide information about the Committee's activities and the development of research in the area, both nationally and internationally.
Composition of the Committee
The Committee for Artistic Research has seven members. They represent different art forms and are active in artistic research or artistic development work. The Swedish Research Council appoints the chair and members based on proposals from relevant higher education institutions. The term of office is three years and members can be reelected for a further three years.
The Committee meets six times a year.
Name | Title | Organisation |
|---|---|---|
Markus Degerman (chair) | Rector | KHiO, Norway |
Annette Arlander | Professor | Helsingfors University |
Hanna Hallgren | PhD and poet. Docent in Gender Sciences | University of Gothenburg Linnaeus University |
Johan Redström | PhD, designer and Professor | Umeå Institute of Design |
Meike Schalk | PhD, architect | KTH Royal Institute of Technology |
Carl Unander Scharin | PhD, composer, opera singer, Professor | Karlstad University |
Cecilia Sjöholm | PhD in Literature and Philosophy. Professor of Aesthetics | Södertörn University |
PublISHED ON 25 May 2018
UpDATED ON 19 May 2021
