Double Bass in the spotlight
(2023)
author(s): Joost Slootbeek
published in: Research Catalogue
A short presentation for the subject "Historical Development" meant to excite a general audience about the double bass in different classical music scenarios.
Exhibition Curation | Transart London Residency 2025
(last edited: 2025)
author(s): Ali Williams
This exposition is in progress and its share status is: visible to all.
Development of Curatorial Guidelines for the Transart Residency Exhibition at London's Borough Road Gallery in July 2025.
The Anthologies Assembly, London 2025, extends a call for proposals for a vibrant, student-guided convergence of research inquiry and creative exploration. Building upon the inaugural assembly, participants are encouraged to embrace "research-based creative practice" as a means of knowledge generation where diverse disciplines intersect and boundaries blur. We welcome proposals that illuminate PhD research, including nascent "works-in-progress," emphasizing the value of ongoing inquiry. Guided by student feedback expressing both a desire for grounding in practice and community as well as exceptional moments that inspire, we aim to create spaces for genuine encounters and shared learning, where participants leave with lasting impressions on research and creative endeavors that continue to spark curiosity throughout the year.
Our curatorial framework centers on the concept of investigation, as both a rigorous pursuit and an introspective exploration. Drawing from its etymological roots, we conceive of investigation as a tracing towards something no longer present—a turning-towards truths hidden or lost in time; and a nuanced examination of practices, be they social, political, or personal.
Quick RC Update 2019
(last edited: 2022)
author(s): Casper Schipper
This exposition is in progress and its share status is: visible to all.
This is the presentation for supervisor day 2019
