practice-led

Art and Research

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Art and Research is an online journal for ideas, contexts and methods. It provides a resource of downloadable finished papers, interviews and conference notes that are considered important and current to the discourse that surrounds artistic research. The journal is international and peer-reviewed with an editorial board, one of the main editors being Ross Birrell an artist researcher and staff member at Glasgow School of Art. As well as being an interesting artist, Ross is also an interesting writer and his editorial paper Jacques Ranciere and The (Re) Distribution of the Sensible provides ‘Five Lessons in Artistic Research’ that condenses and links ideas such Rancier’s notion of the ‘distribution of territories’, a commentary on the value of certain disciplines over others, to Mika Hannula (and others) notion of the ‘democracy of experience’ which is ‘the precondition of a non-hierarchical research environment’.

WAAR Poster

WAAR Poster

Afterword: On beyond research and new knowledge

Publication Type  Book Chapter
Citation Key  563
Year of Publication  2006
Authors  Elkins, J.
Editor  MacLeod K; Holdridge L
Book Title  Thinking Through Art: Reflecting on Art as Research
Publisher  Routledge
Pages  256
ISBN Number  0415364779
Key Words  artistic research, epistemology, practice-led

video documentation of first tnl conference

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please follow this link for the video documentation of the first next layer conference, april 08

http://www.archive.org/details/the-next-layer-april-08

the next layer tape 5

WHO'S AFRAID OF ARTISTIC RESEARCH?

WHO IS AFRAID OF ARTISTIC RESEARCH?

Thursday 22nd May 2008 10am - 4.30pm
Dundee Contemporary Arts Seminar room

One-day symposium about the epistemology and context of practice-based research

Taxi-to-Praxi: Notes by Maria X

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Notes from the last hour of the afternoon session.

Praxi-to-taxi: An Improvisation

The experimental workshop day taxi-to-praxi at Goldsmiths started off with a positive vibe as about 35 people met in the seminar room underneath the 'squiggle' whereby this group consisted of about one third of people from Goldmiths, one third from other universities and one third of unaligned individuals working as artists or curators. After Prof Janis Jeffries, convenor of the PhD in Arts and Computation opened the session, a lively and stimulating day unfolded. In this account I try to piece together from notes and memories what were some of the main issues which emerged.

Danger: Lest Taxi to Praxi be Forgotten

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