Research week 16–19 January 2018
We are pleased to invite you to the Research week at University of the Arts from 16–19 January. Our doors will be open for anyone interested in artistic research. During the week, artistic research and development projects are presented by doctoral students and senior researchers at Uniarts. Also, Piet Devos is visiting us.
Lecture with Piet Devos 17 January
During our Research week writer and literary theorist Piet Devos is visiting us with his lecture BEAUTY IS A VERB: Dis/ability and Multisensory Experience in the Arts. The 17 January at 19.00, Linnégatan 87. Pre-book by e-mail to cecilia.runesson@uniarts.se, it's only pre-notified guests. Link to Piet Devos lecture: Lecture with Piet Devos 17 January.
Some of our researchers who present their projects during the research week are:
- Erik Gandini, Professor of Documentary Film – ”The future through the present. Grasping current circumstances to anticipate an unpredictable future”
- Marie Fahlin, Doctoral Candidate in Choreography – ”it choreographs – Articulation through Obstruction”
- Lena Stefenson, Assistant Professor in mime-acting – ”Movement and Storytelling”
- Wilhelm Carlsson, Professor of Musical drama – ”When do we sing in theatre and how do we speak in opera?”
Place and date:
- 16 January, at 9.45-14.30: DOCH, School of Dance and Circus, Brinellvägen 58
- 17 January, at 9.30-15.00: University College of Opera, Teknikringen 35 and 19.00 at Uniarts, Linnégatan 87
- 18 January, at 9.00-17.00: Stockholm Academy of Dramatic Arts, Valhallavägen 189
- 19 January, at 9.00-17.30: Uniarts, Linnégatan 87
N.B. Pre-notification is needed for:
Piet Devos, Writer and literary theorist – ”BEAUTY IS A VERB: Dis/ability and Multisensory”Wednesday 17 January at 19.00, Linnégatan 87
RSVP: cecilia.runesson@uniarts.se
Marie Fahlin, Doctoral Candidate in Choreography – ”It choreographs – Articulation through Obstruction”
Friday 19 January at 09.30 och 10.30
RSVP: marie.fahlin@uniarts.se
More information:
Read more and see the entire program here: Research week 16-19 January at Stockholm University of the Arts
