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  Reapplying Phenomena of Meaning (2019) author(s): Wesley Troeger published in: Research Catalogue
  Name: Wesley Troeger subject: composition supervisors: Samuel Vriezen, Eric Kluitenberg title: Reapplying Phenomena of Meaning question: how can the chosen four phenomena of meaning be reapplied in composition? The paper explores an artistic process of observing and analyzing complexities of meaning in works of different media, and reapplying these complexities in musical composition. Films, stage works, novels and paintings are analyzed for their relevant properties in a series of brief case studies. The problems of abstraction and reapplication are examined, and the ways in which I have done the latter are explained. bio: Wesley Troeger is a master's student in composition at the Royal Conservatoire of The Hague. He is from Westchester, New York and currently studies with Yannis Kyriakides and Alison Isadora. He holds a bachelor's degree in composition from New England Conservatory in Boston.
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  The ASC Web: Arts-Infused Facilitation (2019) author(s): Judith Marcuse, Flick Harrison published in: Research Catalogue
  The ASC (Art for Social Change) Web is an interactive web page, a pedagogical exposition and a database documentary about Art for Social Change in practice and theory. 600 hours of video have been cut down to 13 hours of insightful, whimsical, serious and thought-provoking conversation about the practice, production and theory of Art for Social Change.
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  On intimacy, (2019) author(s): Eugene A. Kim published in: Research Catalogue
  This poetics study seeks to answer a question like, "What is music?"; its conclusion would be something like, "It's sharing time with the Other." Investigations into how one shares time with the other, privately or publicly, leads the author to intersect personal observations within musicking and resonant concepts from various other domains, such as ethics and love. The result outlines a sparse poetics of being (loving) with the other—this principle inseparable from musical practice.
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  Commuter Music (2019) author(s): Jonas Howden Sjøvaag published in: Research Catalogue
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  Can I Paint It? Exploring the 'Art-tool' Method in Anthropology (2019) author(s): Paola Tine published in: Research Catalogue
  This essay is divided in two sections: a theoretical reflection on the premises and advantages of painting in anthropological research, and a practical experiment. The first section offers a proposal for the use of painting within anthropological outcomes as an important tool for representing the feelings of the researcher and of the people observed, as well as mediating between their perspectives. Additionally, the proposed visual essay, entitled ‘City and Nature’ is a visual exploration of human life within the modern globalised world, focusing on nature and consumerism through dark surreal images. The exploration of the possibilities of expression offered by artistic practice can be a great way to explore the sphere of perception and interpretation, that deeper world of meanings and understandings, that is the real heart of anthropology.
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  FAUNA - Défaroucher (2019) author(s): ludmila steckelberg published in: Research Catalogue
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