Part 1: RC Introduction

 

Part 2: RC examples

Publication examples

Report examples

Map examples

RC profile

RC Workspace explanation

RC login

 


 

Part 2: RC examples

Mapping examples

 

Part 3: Research Catalogue

RC Workspace explanation

 


 

Part 3: Collective  mapping 

 

How qould you want to use the RC for your collective mapping?

Research Catalogue Workspace

for Pacesetters

by Emily Huurdeman

 

Preparation:

- Send full name + email to register for the workshop 

- Bring research data in the following forms (at least one per form):

text, audio, video, audio and visual (images, pictures of objects, drawings, maps etc.).

 

Session 1: Introduction

Part 1: RC Introduction

Part 2: RC Examples (publications, reports, maps)

Part 3: RC Login + profile + workspace explanation


Session 1: Thursday 20 March 2025: 13h00-15h00 CET

Session 1: Tuesday 25 March 2025: 13h00-15h00 CET

 

Session 2: Workshop

Part 1: Mapping (methods) in Artistic Research

Part 2: Collective workspace

Part 3: Collective mapping

 

Session 2: Thursday 27 March 2025: 13h00-15h00 CET

Session 2: Tuesday 8 April 2025: 13h00-15h00 CET

 

Individual support Q&A open hours:

Individual support: 26 March 10h00-12h00 CET

Individual support: 27 March 10h00-12h00 CET

 

Option: collective support: Thursday 10 April 2025: 13h00-15h00 CET

Option: collective support: Thursday 17 April 2025: 13h00-15h00 CET

Option: collective support: 20/22 May 2025: 13h00-15h00 CET

 

 

 

 

RC Profile login

Emily Huurdeman (she/her)

Research: Essaying as collective performative practice

PD-candidate, Professorship Artistic Connective Practices, Fontys Academy of the Arts

FNV, LAC HBO Union representative


e-mail: e.huurdeman@fontys.nl

website: www.egahuurdeman.nl

tel. +31 (0)645024248

 

Research Catalogue

Academia

Linkedin

 

Fontys Academy of the Arts

Zwijsenplein 1, 5038 TZ Tilburg

 
Disclaimer: #MadeByDyslexia – expect creative thinking & creative spelling

 

Part 2: Essayistic mapping

Part 1: Mapping (methods) in Artistic Research

PD Research maps:

Map: personal positioning (link)

Map: stakeholders (link)

Map: Ethics (link)

Map: On pitbulls (link)

Map: Essay characeristics - literature analyses (link)

Map: Essay characteristics - collaborative - SAR SIG research Group: (link)

Session 2: Collective mapping 

Part 1: Mapping (methods) in Artistic Research

Part 2: Essayistic research mapping

Part 3: Collective mapping

 

- Bring research data in the following forms (at least one per form):

text, audio, video, audio and visual (images, pictures of objects, drawings, maps etc.).

Session 1: RC Introduction 

Part 1: RC Introduction

Part 2: RC Examples (publications, reports, maps)

Part 3: RC Profile + workspace explanation + login (60 min.)

 

Join Zoom

Meeting https://NTNU.zoom.us/j/95164766463?pwd=euY6yjC7bcwpKHT7EjoVpWCN1J6ngw.1 Meeting ID: 951 6476 6463 Passcode: 0000

 

Link to session workspace: https://www.researchcatalogue.net/view/3495602/3521826

 

Disclaimer: #MadeByDyslexia – expect creative thinking & creative spelling

 

 

 

 

Introduction:

Name (+pronoun)

Reserach field(s)

3 research interest keywords

Login:

No account? (13 people)

Login: Email

Passwords = Pacesetters25!

Please change the password

 

Accept the terms of use:

https://www.researchcatalogue.net/portal/terms

 

Account but no full access account? (3 people)

Accept the terms of use

Forgot login? Request new password

 

Accept the terms of use:

https://www.researchcatalogue.net/portal/terms

 

Did you have a full access account? (5 people)

Then I added you to the portal

Fundación Genalguacil Pueblo Museo

And added you to the Pacesetters Group page:

https://www.researchcatalogue.net/project/show?project=3499571

 

Lecture performances

Research articles

 

 

Research Catalogue:

Research process tool

Mapping tool

Collaboration tool

 

Workshop

Performing your research sources

 

Create your own Graphical exhibition

 

Find a form (background image/drawing)

 

Put your research topic or an current urgent topic/object/experience in the middle of your RC page

 

Add knowledge fragments

Add keywords and synonyms

 

Add at least: 1 object, 1 image, 1 video fragment, 1 audio fragment, 1 PDF



Research Catalogue (RC): https://www.researchcatalogue.net/

Journal for Artistic Research (JAR): https://jar-online.net/en

 

 

Research Catalogue:

 

https://www.researchcatalogue.net/profile

 

Profile: 

messages - colaborations

profile - review - groups

expositions (private - public - published)

 

Tools:

Media repository

Expositions (graphical - text -block - iframe - html)

 

Exposition:

 

 

 

 

 

Essaying as collective performative practice

Accept collaboration

Create exposition


Graphical exposition workspace

 

Research Catalogue (RC):

https://www.researchcatalogue.net/ 

 

SAR Annual Research Cataloue Prize 

https://societyforartisticresearch.org/rc/annual-prize-for-excellent-research-catalogue-exposition/

 

Website:

Recent - portals - journals - projects - researchers

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PD Research maps:

Map: personal positioning (link)

Map: stakeholders (link)

 

Map: Topics (link)

Map: On pitbulls (link)

Map: Essay characeristics - literature analyses (link)

Map: Essay characteristics - collaborative - SAR SIG research Group: (link)

Mapping methods (method Library):

Desktop system mapping (link)

Mapping journeys (link)

Mapping Systems (link)

Future state journey mapping (link)

Future state network mapping (link)

Zettlekasten - Memosyne atlas

Different sources:

- practice exmples/ events / musea

- people

- (scientific) literature

- literature

- observations / experiences / relfections

- atistic work

- objects

- etc.

 

Different media:

- audio

- video

- images

- links

- text

- pdf's

ELIA Advancing Artistic Research Supervision:

Mind Mapping supervision (link)

Mapping ethics (link)

Research Catalogue as tool:

- publication tool (journals / education / personal)

- (peer) revieuw tool

 

- research collaboration tool

- research process tool

- research archive

- educational tool



PHASE II CLUSTERING

knowledge fragments


 

Perform the knoledge fragments in the mind map;

- How do they relate? 

- What is the proximity to the topic/oject?

- What is the proximity to each other?

- Which ones can be clustered?

- feel free to add new keywords/synonyms in your mind map

 

 


 

 

1: Experiential ways of knowing

 

  • How did I personally experience (topic/object) in the past?
  • How do I personally experience (topic/object) currently?

 

Form:

diary, song text, play, podcast

 

For instance, you can start form:

- Archive material (diary, poetry)

- dreams

- notes

- Anecdotes / situations / experienes

- Emotions / feelings

- physical sensations

- Memory (house, garden, vacation, car,  etc.)

 

 

PHASE I COLLECTING kowledge fragments

Zettlekasten - Memosyne atlas

Core references:

M. de Montaigne, Essais (1570 to 1592)


L. O'Ericson, MetafactEssayistic Science in Eighteenth-Century France (2004)


Adorno - The essay as form (1958)

On the essay as unmethodical method

2: Sensorial ways of knowing

 

  • How does (topic/object) sound? (form = audio)
  • How does (topic/object) feel? (form = object tactility/material)
  • How does (topic) look? (form = visual)
  • How does this (topic/object) move? (form = performative/video)
  • How does it tast/smell? (form = sent/smell reference)

 

This part is not about discussing the questions, but expressing them in the requested form, start drawing, share sounds,exppress movements, try to work through through these forms

 

Record, video, draw, upload,

 

 

 

PHASE III CONSTALLATION

of knowledge fragments

Network, constellate, Structre, mapping, sampeling,narratief, sequesntie, sequence

 

sampling 

tussenruimtes

interaction

 

Choose a cluster

choose a form

 

Interact: how do the knowledge fragments interact? 

- Is there friction?

- Are there paradoxes?

 

 

3: Rational ways of knowing

 

  • How does the (topic/object) relate to theoretical sources? 

 

Choose knowledge perspectives:

note: chose at least 2 you unfamiliar with

- historical perspective

- economical perspective

- political perspective

- material research perspective

- Law etc.

 

Per perspective look at different sources:

- news/media articles

- academic papers/books

- dictonary/etymological definitions