15:00 - 16:00 UTC
16:00 - 20:00 UTC
Independent Research Session
Lead by Irene Loy
SATURDAY, 28 NOv 2020
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15:00 - 20:00 UTC
ON REFLECTION Workshop
with Michael Bowdidge + Steve Dutton
20:00 - 20:30 UTC
ART AS RESEARCh a TALK + Q&A WITH STEVE DUTTON (PUBLIC)
SUNDAY, 29 NOV 2020
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15:00 - 17:30 UTC
phenomenology as a meta-frame
a WORKSHOP with ANA SANCHEZ-COLBERG
17:30 - 18:30 UTC
ways of exposition of knowledge in Artistic Research
a TALK with ANA SANCHEZ-COLBERG (PUBLIC)
Workshops
ON REFLECTION
A WORKSHOP WITH
MICHAEL BOWDIDGE + Steve Dutton
This three-day workshop aims to clarify and explore notions of reflection, diffraction and reflexivity in relation to practice-based doctoral research. We’ll be examining these ideas though a variety of lenses, including the ideas and writings of Karen Barrad, Donna Haraway, David Kolb, Henri Lefebvre and Donald Schoen, amongst others, and aiming to gain a better understanding of how working with these multi-faceted concepts can help to shape and deepen our research processes Each session will focus on a different aspect of this trinity of ideas, and will consist of short exercises, presentations and class discussions designed to help you apply these tools within your own research.
MICHAEL BOWDIDGE’S BIOGRAPHY | SITE
STEVE DUTTON’S BIOGRAPHY | SITE
SYLLABUS
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PHENOMENOLOGY AS A META-FRAME
A WORKSHOP WITH
ANA SANCHEZ-COLBERG
The workshop aims to bring key concepts from phenomenology as a way to frame studio practice and as a lens to consider the process of studio practice. Key ideas from phenomenology are explored and critiqued from the perspective of the ‘studio thinking-doing’ in order to rethink relationships of ‘world-making’ between subjects and objects. Moreover, the session destabilizes notions of ‘others’ (in particular conventional modes of considering ‘audience’, ‘the public’) to propose a mutual ‘holding’ of the world between artist-‘work’-others, embroiled in a relationship of dialogical ‘response-ability’.
ANA SANCHEZ-COLBERG’S BIOGRAPHY | SITE
SYLLABUS
Public Talk
ART AS RESEARCH
A TALK WITH STEVE DUTTON
SATURDAY, 28 NOV 2020
20:00 - 20:30 UTC
Despite, or indeed as a welcome consequence of, the multiple critical conversations, disagreements and discourses surrounding the fluid and complex nature of artistic research, the sometimes necessarily contradictory and unpredictable nature of artistic practices often remain straightjacketed by what might be perceived as the institutional demands being placed upon the creative practice-based researcher. Wrestling with the seeming incompatibility of placing art alongside research can be both exhausting and an even an unhelpful distraction from the matter in hand. I will explore the potentials of art to help guide us through the landscape of research, and vice versa. What is the ‘matter in hand?’ Might there be ways we approach the work of art ( its task ) in terms of research as something completely other than an instrument of problem solving, and as a process of inhabiting a set of problems, contradictions or and unstable territories from within?
STEVE DUTTON’S BIOGRAPHY | SITE
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WAYS OF EXPOSITION OF KNOWLEDGE IN ARTISTIC RESEARCH
A TALK WITH ANA SANCHEZ-COLBERG
SUNDAY, 29 NOV 2020
17:30 - 18:30 UTC
What is exposed in the process of artistic research? How is it exposed? Why is it exposed? Who is actually exposed?
The talk draws from Schwab and Borgdorff (2014) definition of exposition as “the ways of making the artistic research present” in order to consider this ‘making present’ acts as a ‘re-doubling’ that allows practice “to be simultaneously the subject and the object of the enquiry”, delivering both “thought and its appraisal” (the thought and the critique of the very thought). In what ways can the exposition itself be embedded in a process of practice and as an outcome that is in itself a practice?