The Research Catalogue (RC) is a non-commercial, collaboration and publishing platform for artistic research provided by the
Society for Artistic Research. The RC is free to use for artists and
researchers. It
serves also as a backbone for teaching purposes, student assessment, peer review workflows and research funding administration. It strives to be
an open space for experimentation and exchange.
recent activities >
MA: digital demons
(2024)
Johannes Rydinger
Multimedia exploration of how faith based practices and worldviews can be used and problematized in order to generate documentary film material, video installation and VR-experience that adresses questions of social justice, colonization and the future
Hoe vindt het team van de betreffende basisschool de passie weer terug om beeldende vorming uit te kunnen dragen?
(2024)
Isa Bruijnen
Een artistiek onderzoek naar het creative vermogen, visual arts en iets uit kunnen dragen met passie
ELISABETH LAASONEN BELGRANO - PORTFOLIO
(2024)
Elisabeth Laasonen Belgrano
An overview of Elisabeth Belgrano's artistic / performance / research and teaching in higher arts education 2004-ongoing
recent publications >
Empty Space
(2024)
Barbora Haplova
This artistic post-master research explores interpretational possibilities of empty space. Combining literary and graphic creative work with documentary, personal and research background, the e-book asks a question how can we find connections between individual occurrences of empty space. Through bilingual essays, visual essays, and practical exercises, this work proposes the following perspectives: empty space as a mode of attention; nuanced individual interpretations of empty space as missing, coming together, not being, disappearing; empty space as a field designed to be filled; and the non-definition of empty space as accepting the unknowability of its possibilities.
And _ Blinkbonny Avenue and strangeness of everyday life
(2024)
Niina Marjatta Turtola
This is a research project into building an artist book that uses typographic devices and page layout in construction a multilayered narrative. Everyday life and actual events are part of of the narrative backbone and this is mostly photographic material. Another layer consists on dialogues (verbal, email, etc) between 2015- and ongoing between the two researchers involved in the project. This is language-based written material. Third layer is the thematic context in building the actual book which happens in the academic presentations, performances and knowledge disseminations.
The poetics of autopoiesis: visual arts, autonomy and artificial intelligence.
(2024)
bruno caldas
This exposition contains the manuscript and artistic components of the doctoral research project "The poetics of autopoiesis: visual arts, autonomy and artificial intelligence."
The project aimed to explore the limits of creative autonomy in face of recent developments in generative visual artificial intelligence.
