La prochaine journée de notre école doctorale, qui avait dû être reportée en raison des événements du printemps dernier, se tiendra le 30 août 2016, à l’Université Saint-Louis-Bruxelles.
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25 mars 2016 – Journée des doctorant(e)s de l’école doctorale en art et sciences de l’art
JOURNEE DES DOCTORANT(E)S de l’ECOLE DOCTORALE en ART ET SCIENCES DE L’ART, 25 mars 2016
Programme
MATIN
10h Accueil
10h15-10h45 Johanne VERBOCKHAVEN (LAAP, UCL-ArBA) , Mémoire et Oubli de l’exode rural des fermiers de la péninsule Hornstrandir, extrême nord-ouest islandais
10h45-11h15 Julie-Marie DURO (ULG), Quelle(s) Fiction(s) pour quelle(s) Mémoire(s) ? Réflexion autour du poème visuel « Je suis un Nuage »
11h15-11h30 Pause café
11h30-12h Judith DUCHENE (UCL-ArBA), Voir-(D)écrire-Voir
12h-12h45 Discussion des 3 interventions
Pause midi : 12h45-14h
APRES-MIDI
14h-14h30 Jean-Michel BACONNIER (ULB-ArBA), La notion d’instrument : une approche méthodologique tripartite
14h30-15h Christl LIDL (USL-ERG), Figure du temps dans La Vie Mode d’Emploi de Perec
15h-15h30 Pablo ALVEZ (UCL-ArBA), Levinassian “techniques” applied to material performance: a presentation of case studies
15h30-16h15 Discussion des 3 interventions
16h30-17h30 Visite de la résidence-laboratoire organisée par l’ArBA, Espace Vanderborght, 50 rue de l’Ecuyer, 1000 BXL
Adresse du jour :
Université Saint-Louis-Bruxelles, salle des examens (2ème étage)
43, boulevard du Jardin Botanique
1000 Bruxelles
Contact : Prof. Sophie Klimis, sophie.klimis@usaintlouis.be
L’entrée est libre
4-31 mars 2016 Résidence-Laboratoire de recherche en art / aire
3 mars 2016 – Journée d’études autour de Christine Bergé
Le jeudi 3 mars, le Département de philosophie et les groupes de recherches ARC/fructis et Cultures Sensibles recevront, dans le cadre du Séminaire de recherches en Philosophie des sciences, la philosophe et anthropologue Christine Bergé, pour une journée d’étude sur le thème « Héroïsmes-limites dans les technologies controversées ».
Au programme, deux conférences suivies de discussion avec les chercheurs et auditeurs.
Matinée :
10h00 : Introduction de la journée
10h15 : Christine Bergé, « La vie entre chien et loup. Vie et mort dans un service de réanimation »
11h30 : discussion
12h30 : repas
Après-midi :
14h00 : Christine Bergé, « Superphénix : déconstruction d’un mythe »
15h30 : discussion
16h30 : clôture de la journée
Avec la participation de Laurence Bouquiaux, Florence Caeymaex, Vinciane Despret, Carl Havelange, Julien Pieron, Lucienne Strivay.
Vous y êtes cordialement conviés !
Lieu : Salle de l’Horloge (bât. A1, Aile des Jésuites, 2e entresol)
Université de Liège, Place du XX Août, 7, 4000 Liège
Contact :
V.Despret@ulg.ac.be
Infos :
http://www.fructis.ulg.ac.be
Séminaire annuel de l’ERG, 8-10 février 2016
4 mars 2016 – l’expérience de l’erreur en photographie comme stratégie artistique
L’expérience de l’ erreur en photographie comme stratégie artistique
Journée d’étude 4 mars 2016
Salle du Conseil FIAL Collège Érasme
1, place Blaise Pascal – 1348 Louvain-la-Neuve
CERTA ‘Centre de recherche en théorie des arts)
PROGRAMME
9h45 Introduction par les organisateurs : Alexander Streitberger et François Maheu
10h00 Bernd Stiegler (Universität Konstanz): Orthophotographie – Petite histoire des fautes photographiques
10h30 Danièle Méaux (Université Saint-Étienne): L’erreur : une relation à l’appareil comme à l’espace
11h00 Discussion
11h15 Pause
11h30 Marc-Émmanuel Mélon (Université de Liège): Chercher l’erreur, trouver l’aura. Miroslav Tichy et le discours sur l’art:
12h00 Carl Havelange (Université de Liège): Indétermination de l’erreur photographique. Retour sur la série Paris By Clack
12h30 Discussion
12h45 Pause midi
14h Guillaume Le Gall (Université de Paris-Sorbonne): Jeux et perturbations chez Vito Acconci
14h30 Johan Pas (Universiteit Antwerpen): Photofrictions – American Artist’s Publications beyond the Photographic 1960s – 1970s
15h00 Liesbeth Decan (LUCA School of Arts) The Photographic Error as a Strategy in Belgian Conceptual Art
15h30 Discussion
16h00 Pause
16h15 Steffen Siegel (Folkwang Universität – Essen): Intrusion – Photography’s Intricate Relationship with Light
16h45 Mieke Bleyen (KULeuven): Failing Better – The Aesthetics of Imperfection in Analogue-like Digital Photography
17h15 Discussion
17h30 Clôture de la journée par les organisateurs
Du 28/04/2016 au 29/04/2016 : International Conference on Artistic Research, The Hague
Society for Artistic Research
University of the Arts The Hague & Leiden University
Followed by the General Assembly of the Society for Artistic Research 30 April 2016
Venues: Royal Conservatoire and Royal Academy of Art
Conference theme: WRITING
Followed by the General Assembly of the Society for Artistic Research 30 April 2016
Venues: Royal Conservatoire and Royal Academy of Art
Conference theme: WRITING
KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS
Christa-Maria Lerm Hayes, Professor of Modern and Contemporary Art History,
University of Amsterdam
Alva Noë, Professor of Philosophy, University of California, Berkeley
Redell Olsen, poet and artist, Reader in Poetic Practice, Royal Holloway,
University of London
Michael Schwab, artist and philosopher, editor-in-chief of JAR
Salome Voegelin, artist and writer, Reader in Sound Arts, LCC, University of the Arts LondonWORKSHOP STRANDS
1. Poetics of Critical Writing
Workshop leader: Julieta Aranda, artist, editor of e-flux journal, Berlin & New York
2. Writing Sound Art/Music
Workshop leader: Daniela Cascella, writer, Assistant Professor in Writing, Bergen Academy of Art and Design, Associate Lecturer in Sound Arts, LCC, University of the Arts London
3. Writing Art in Digital Space
Workshop leaders: Barnaby Drabble, curator and writer, Ecole Cantonale d’Art du Valais, managing editor of JAR, and Julian Klein, director and composer, Institut für künstlerische Forschung, Berlin, editor of JAR
4. Art, Philosophy, Writing and Speech
Workshop leaders: Alva Noë, and Henk Borgdorff, University of the Arts, The Hague, president of SARPLENARY FORUM: WRITING AND THE ART SCHOOL
Moderators: Daniela Cascella and Kate Briggs, writer and translator, Lecturer Paris College of Art and Piet Zwart Institute Rotterdam.SPECIAL SESSION: WRITING FUNDING APPLICATIONS
Alexander Damianisch, Universität für angewandte Kunst Wien, former manager of the Austrian programme for Arts-based Research (PEEK), board member of SARAbout the conferenceThe relationship between artistic practice and writing in the context of research is a challenging and much debated topic, both in and outside the framework of art degree programmes. Often the relationship is felt to be one of friction, opposition or paradox. Writing gives an explicit verbal account of the implicit knowledge and understanding embodied in artistic practices and products while at the same time art may escape or go beyond what can be expressed by words and resist (academic) conventions of accountability. A ‘written element’ is almost always asked for in the context of higher arts education, as well as by funding agencies, so the artist-researcher in that context often feels cornered, and has to meet opposing demands at the same time.
However, in the debate on art practice and writing the fact that writing itself is a practice is often bypassed. Giving a linguistic expression to one’s research is work that demands as much dedication and commitment as creative work does. Moreover, writing is not just practice, but itself creative work, a constructive process that enables the emergence of the new and the unforeseen. What is the role of writing in artistic research and what type of voices may emerge?
Furthermore, while writing can be seen as a form of practice, the same is true for the inverse: in the context of artistic research, practice is a form of writing; a non-propositional form of writing, to be sure, but in artistic research material practices and products not only embody knowledge and understanding, but as agents in a methodological sense, are also the vehicles by which that knowledge and understanding is produced and conveyed. Here practice is making a case, a claim; a discursive practice that comprises (paradoxically?) non-discursive, i.e. non-propositional material.
This years SAR conference will address writing in relation to artistic research from these perspectives: writing as practice and practice as writing. How do both writing and practice operate as ways to convey new knowledge, understanding and experiences by which we (re)organize our lives? In workshops, demonstrations, performances, discussions, open sessions and on-the-spot encounters we will contribute to the ongoing development of the relationship between practice and writing in the context of artistic research.
The conference, along with the keynote presentations, will include parallel workshops in the four strands mentioned above. We invite you to submit a proposal for a contribution to one of the strands and intend to provide space for in-depth discussions and active involvement of all participants. We are therefore asking for proposals of 5 to 10 minutes for statements, performances, short papers, interventions, and proclamations. Although we are not following the traditional format of a longer paper followed by Q and A we will accept a few proposals for longer papers (up to 20 minutes) if it is relevant to the intended strand. All of this will provide the ground for intense discussions during the conference on its theme: the relationship of art practice and writing in the context of research.
Please submit your proposal, of no more than 300 words, before 11 January 2016. Indicate which strand you are submitting for and the duration of what you are proposing as well as any special requirements you may have for your contribution. E-mail your statement to conference2016@societyforartisticresearch.org, including your name and e-mail address and, if applicable, your affiliation and relevant web link.
The selection of proposals will be completed by 15 February 2016.
Conference committee:
Henk Borgdorff – The Hague, Netherlands
Marcel Cobussen – Leiden, Netherlands
Alexander Damianisch – Vienna, Austria
Johan Haarberg – Bergen, Norway
Anya Lewin – Plymouth, UK
Frans de Ruiter – Leiden, Netherlands
Janneke Wesseling – The Hague/Leiden, Netherlands
Groupe de lecture « Mille plateaux » de Deleuze et Guattari (2015-2016)
à l’Institut supérieur de philosophie : première séance mercredi 14 octobre 16- – 18h
Groupe de lecture de « Mille plateaux » de Deleuze et Guattari
A l’Institut supérieur de philosophie, pendant toute l’année académique 2015-2016, organisé par Oleg Lebedev.
La fréquence des réunions et le calendrier seront fixés durant la première rencontre, le mercredi 14 octobre 2015. Aucune connaissance préalable n’étant nécessaire, tout le monde est le bienvenu. Les personnes intéressées sont priées de s’inscrire en envoyant un e-mail à oleg.lebedev@uclouvain.be (le nombre de participants est limité).