At the Intersection Between Art & Research: Practice-Based Research in the Performing Arts -  - Grāmatas - NSU Press - 9788787564182 - 2010. gada 6. augusts
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As an emerging field within the Nordic countries, the ´intersection´ between art and research is still in the process of being named and renamed. Practice-Based Research within the Performing Arts was the concept that framed the investigation of the field in a NSU study circle during a period of three years. The contributors to this anthology are artists and academics. They each present their particular angle to the field based partly on debates that arose in the study circle.

What is the difference between theory and practice? Of what nature is the knowledge of the performing artist? Can artistic work be original, political, ethical? How is the work disseminated? How can art as research have an impact on different art forms and on other types of research? What questions of identity does the researching artist face? Can his/her work be compared to a journey?

The articles reflect a plurality of themes and discussions that exist around Practice-Based Research. Most of the contributers bring up their own artistic work for closer examination, and they all share the common premise of making neither just art nor just research. To address divergences between these two activities, and surpass them, is one of the aims of this book.


359 pages, illus

Mediji Grāmatas     Paperback Book   (Grāmata ar mīksto vāku un līmēto muguru)
Izlaists 2010. gada 6. augusts
ISBN13 9788787564182
Izdevēji NSU Press
Žanrs Filozofija
Lapas 359
Izmēri 148 × 211 × 18 mm   ·   521 g
Valoda Angļu  
Redaktors Barton, Bruce
Redaktors Friberg, Carsten
Redaktors Parekh-Gaihede, Rose