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Symposium on Artistic Research 2021
Articulation is a central feature of artistic research. The purpose of this year’s symposium is to open up a dialogue about knowledge-related freedoms, rights and obligations in the field. How is the opportunity utilised to use artistic articulation to impact on theory formation and concept development?
Date
24 - 25 November 2021
Time
Day 1: 09.15-19.30
Day 2: 09.15-15.30
Place
Inkonst, Bergsgatan 29, Malmö and online.
Arrangers
The Swedish Research Council in collaboration with Malmö University (School of Arts and Communication/K3) and Inkonst.
The symposium will be held in both Swedish and English.
ARTICULATIONS: Theorising in practice
Articulation is a central feature of artistic research. Articulation can be regarded as a process where the relationship between different elements is made discernible, tangible and possible to mediate, and where the forms, dependencies and consequences of understanding are made visible. The purpose of this year’s symposium is to open up a dialogue about articulation as “theorising in practice”, about knowledge-related freedoms and opportunities, but perhaps also about the rights and obligations that research entails. How does artistic articulation to impact on theory formation and concept development? How can artistic articulation be expanded within other research fields? In what way does artistic research follow up the articulations it develops?
The symposium will focus on the articulations and the theoretical and conceptual development that occurs within the framework for artistic research, but will also critically consider the importance of articulations as knowledge contributions in more general terms.
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