12th international conference
on artistic research
Vienna, 07 – 09/04/2021
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The 12th SAR Conference on Artistic Research of the Society for Artistic Research from 7th to 9th April 2021 is hosted by mdw – University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna in cooperation with the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna and the University of Applied Arts Vienna.
It is oriented on the three attractors "care", "dare" and "share" and is the first SAR conference organized as a live online event.
This intensive collaboration of the three art universities of Vienna and the Society for Artistic Research gives opportunity to join current discourses and share experiences and insights of artistic research in a focused and interactive way.
The online format also reaches out to include participation for new geographical regions and invites artistic researchers to share their work, processes, methods, discoveries, knowledge interventions, new insights, understandings, and to engage in exchange—in actions and words, in complex and simple, conventional and unconventional, robust and fragile ways.
The keynote speakers will be: Emma Cocker (Nottingham Trent University), Liza Lim (Sydney Conservatorium of Music), and Jyoti Mistry (University of Gothenburg).
All the 44 presenters have been invited to question normativity, involve the most varied formats of knowledge, and take up positions on social and societal issues, responsibility to society, geographic diversity, the social situation of artists, possible conflicts between artistic freedom and research ethics, questions regarding access to artistic research, and much more.
The contributions to this conference will be either pre-produced or streamed live on the conference platform, where they can be experienced audio-visually and reflected upon as part of an international discourse in videoconferences that will include abundant time for discussion and the exchange of ideas.
The object here is also to illuminate how the various contributions relate to the thematic attractors (care, dare, share), portray the relationships between artistic practice and reflective exploration, and question the social relevance of artistic research and the diverse methods of research and presentation being employed. All this will furthermore serve to make visible how artistic decisions, methods, turning points, ethical questions, and challenges of collaboration, dissemination, and documentation are dealt with in the respective projects. Last but not least, the conference platform will also provide ample opportunity for the informal and individual exchange of ideas between the conference participants as well as for networking. In our virtual “SAR bar” themed tables as well es tables without predefined topics will invite the participants to meet and exchange thoughts throughout the whole conference.
Soundscape "Dare—Care—Share" by Johannes Kretz with contributions of the of the conference committee.
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Programme
Keynotes
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Presenters
Abstract
This presentation explores posthumanist, critical disability questions as `how to think difference positively’ (R Braidotti). It presents five projects developed in collaboration with/caring for people of impairment, focusing on their abilities, by sharing experiences and artistic research. Co-Ability. Dismantling Barriers through artistic research engages in experiencing impaired senses - via the process of making:
1. creating an image with just your own voice,
2. experiencing artistic expression in a playful way,
3. oscillating between rebellion and surrender in the mechanical principle of operation,
4. feeling constraints, in order to understand a voice based language,
5. exploring the everyday work of an assistant at a household of a family in a wheelchair.
Biography
Julia FROMM, a student and artist based in Vienna works at WUK-Werkstätten und Kulturhaus. She was born in 1995. Body, fragment and space form the core content-related aspects of the artist’s transversal-media work (video, design, sound, object & performance). Imminent vulnerability in organic body forms fall in contrast to linear-architectural frame. Normativity is decomposed and transformed through matter, similiar to an autopsy.
Abstract
This presentation explores posthumanist, critical disability questions as `how to think difference positively’ (R Braidotti). It presents five projects developed in collaboration with/caring for people of impairment, focusing on their abilities, by sharing experiences and artistic research. Co-Ability. Dismantling Barriers through artistic research engages in experiencing impaired senses - via the process of making:
1. creating an image with just your own voice,
2. experiencing artistic expression in a playful way,
3. oscillating between rebellion and surrender in the mechanical principle of operation,
4. feeling constraints, in order to understand a voice based language,
5. exploring the everyday work of an assistant at a household of a family in a wheelchair.
Biography
Julia FROMM, a student and artist based in Vienna works at WUK-Werkstätten und Kulturhaus. She was born in 1995. Body, fragment and space form the core content-related aspects of the artist’s transversal-media work (video, design, sound, object & performance). Imminent vulnerability in organic body forms fall in contrast to linear-architectural frame. Normativity is decomposed and transformed through matter, similiar to an autopsy.
Abstract
This presentation explores posthumanist, critical disability questions as `how to think difference positively’ (R Braidotti). It presents five projects developed in collaboration with/caring for people of impairment, focusing on their abilities, by sharing experiences and artistic research. Co-Ability. Dismantling Barriers through artistic research engages in experiencing impaired senses - via the process of making:
1. creating an image with just your own voice,
2. experiencing artistic expression in a playful way,
3. oscillating between rebellion and surrender in the mechanical principle of operation,
4. feeling constraints, in order to understand a voice based language,
5. exploring the everyday work of an assistant at a household of a family in a wheelchair.
Biography
Julia FROMM, a student and artist based in Vienna works at WUK-Werkstätten und Kulturhaus. She was born in 1995. Body, fragment and space form the core content-related aspects of the artist’s transversal-media work (video, design, sound, object & performance). Imminent vulnerability in organic body forms fall in contrast to linear-architectural frame. Normativity is decomposed and transformed through matter, similiar to an autopsy.
Abstract
This presentation explores posthumanist, critical disability questions as `how to think difference positively’ (R Braidotti). It presents five projects developed in collaboration with/caring for people of impairment, focusing on their abilities, by sharing experiences and artistic research. Co-Ability. Dismantling Barriers through artistic research engages in experiencing impaired senses - via the process of making:
1. creating an image with just your own voice,
2. experiencing artistic expression in a playful way,
3. oscillating between rebellion and surrender in the mechanical principle of operation,
4. feeling constraints, in order to understand a voice based language,
5. exploring the everyday work of an assistant at a household of a family in a wheelchair.
Biography
Julia FROMM, a student and artist based in Vienna works at WUK-Werkstätten und Kulturhaus. She was born in 1995. Body, fragment and space form the core content-related aspects of the artist’s transversal-media work (video, design, sound, object & performance). Imminent vulnerability in organic body forms fall in contrast to linear-architectural frame. Normativity is decomposed and transformed through matter, similiar to an autopsy.
Abstract
This presentation explores posthumanist, critical disability questions as `how to think difference positively’ (R Braidotti). It presents five projects developed in collaboration with/caring for people of impairment, focusing on their abilities, by sharing experiences and artistic research. Co-Ability. Dismantling Barriers through artistic research engages in experiencing impaired senses - via the process of making:
1. creating an image with just your own voice,
2. experiencing artistic expression in a playful way,
3. oscillating between rebellion and surrender in the mechanical principle of operation,
4. feeling constraints, in order to understand a voice based language,
5. exploring the everyday work of an assistant at a household of a family in a wheelchair.
Biography
Julia FROMM, a student and artist based in Vienna works at WUK-Werkstätten und Kulturhaus. She was born in 1995. Body, fragment and space form the core content-related aspects of the artist’s transversal-media work (video, design, sound, object & performance). Imminent vulnerability in organic body forms fall in contrast to linear-architectural frame. Normativity is decomposed and transformed through matter, similiar to an autopsy.
Abstract
This presentation explores posthumanist, critical disability questions as `how to think difference positively’ (R Braidotti). It presents five projects developed in collaboration with/caring for people of impairment, focusing on their abilities, by sharing experiences and artistic research. Co-Ability. Dismantling Barriers through artistic research engages in experiencing impaired senses - via the process of making:
1. creating an image with just your own voice,
2. experiencing artistic expression in a playful way,
3. oscillating between rebellion and surrender in the mechanical principle of operation,
4. feeling constraints, in order to understand a voice based language,
5. exploring the everyday work of an assistant at a household of a family in a wheelchair.
Biography
Julia FROMM, a student and artist based in Vienna works at WUK-Werkstätten und Kulturhaus. She was born in 1995. Body, fragment and space form the core content-related aspects of the artist’s transversal-media work (video, design, sound, object & performance). Imminent vulnerability in organic body forms fall in contrast to linear-architectural frame. Normativity is decomposed and transformed through matter, similiar to an autopsy.
Abstract
This presentation explores posthumanist, critical disability questions as `how to think difference positively’ (R Braidotti). It presents five projects developed in collaboration with/caring for people of impairment, focusing on their abilities, by sharing experiences and artistic research. Co-Ability. Dismantling Barriers through artistic research engages in experiencing impaired senses - via the process of making:
1. creating an image with just your own voice,
2. experiencing artistic expression in a playful way,
3. oscillating between rebellion and surrender in the mechanical principle of operation,
4. feeling constraints, in order to understand a voice based language,
5. exploring the everyday work of an assistant at a household of a family in a wheelchair.
Biography
Julia FROMM, a student and artist based in Vienna works at WUK-Werkstätten und Kulturhaus. She was born in 1995. Body, fragment and space form the core content-related aspects of the artist’s transversal-media work (video, design, sound, object & performance). Imminent vulnerability in organic body forms fall in contrast to linear-architectural frame. Normativity is decomposed and transformed through matter, similiar to an autopsy.
Abstract
This presentation explores posthumanist, critical disability questions as `how to think difference positively’ (R Braidotti). It presents five projects developed in collaboration with/caring for people of impairment, focusing on their abilities, by sharing experiences and artistic research. Co-Ability. Dismantling Barriers through artistic research engages in experiencing impaired senses - via the process of making:
1. creating an image with just your own voice,
2. experiencing artistic expression in a playful way,
3. oscillating between rebellion and surrender in the mechanical principle of operation,
4. feeling constraints, in order to understand a voice based language,
5. exploring the everyday work of an assistant at a household of a family in a wheelchair.
Biography
Julia FROMM, a student and artist based in Vienna works at WUK-Werkstätten und Kulturhaus. She was born in 1995. Body, fragment and space form the core content-related aspects of the artist’s transversal-media work (video, design, sound, object & performance). Imminent vulnerability in organic body forms fall in contrast to linear-architectural frame. Normativity is decomposed and transformed through matter, similiar to an autopsy.
Abstract
This presentation explores posthumanist, critical disability questions as `how to think difference positively’ (R Braidotti). It presents five projects developed in collaboration with/caring for people of impairment, focusing on their abilities, by sharing experiences and artistic research. Co-Ability. Dismantling Barriers through artistic research engages in experiencing impaired senses - via the process of making:
1. creating an image with just your own voice,
2. experiencing artistic expression in a playful way,
3. oscillating between rebellion and surrender in the mechanical principle of operation,
4. feeling constraints, in order to understand a voice based language,
5. exploring the everyday work of an assistant at a household of a family in a wheelchair.
Biography
Julia FROMM, a student and artist based in Vienna works at WUK-Werkstätten und Kulturhaus. She was born in 1995. Body, fragment and space form the core content-related aspects of the artist’s transversal-media work (video, design, sound, object & performance). Imminent vulnerability in organic body forms fall in contrast to linear-architectural frame. Normativity is decomposed and transformed through matter, similiar to an autopsy.
Abstract
This presentation explores posthumanist, critical disability questions as `how to think difference positively’ (R Braidotti). It presents five projects developed in collaboration with/caring for people of impairment, focusing on their abilities, by sharing experiences and artistic research. Co-Ability. Dismantling Barriers through artistic research engages in experiencing impaired senses - via the process of making:
1. creating an image with just your own voice,
2. experiencing artistic expression in a playful way,
3. oscillating between rebellion and surrender in the mechanical principle of operation,
4. feeling constraints, in order to understand a voice based language,
5. exploring the everyday work of an assistant at a household of a family in a wheelchair.
Biography
Julia FROMM, a student and artist based in Vienna works at WUK-Werkstätten und Kulturhaus. She was born in 1995. Body, fragment and space form the core content-related aspects of the artist’s transversal-media work (video, design, sound, object & performance). Imminent vulnerability in organic body forms fall in contrast to linear-architectural frame. Normativity is decomposed and transformed through matter, similiar to an autopsy.
Abstract
This presentation explores posthumanist, critical disability questions as `how to think difference positively’ (R Braidotti). It presents five projects developed in collaboration with/caring for people of impairment, focusing on their abilities, by sharing experiences and artistic research. Co-Ability. Dismantling Barriers through artistic research engages in experiencing impaired senses - via the process of making:
1. creating an image with just your own voice,
2. experiencing artistic expression in a playful way,
3. oscillating between rebellion and surrender in the mechanical principle of operation,
4. feeling constraints, in order to understand a voice based language,
5. exploring the everyday work of an assistant at a household of a family in a wheelchair.
Biography
Julia FROMM, a student and artist based in Vienna works at WUK-Werkstätten und Kulturhaus. She was born in 1995. Body, fragment and space form the core content-related aspects of the artist’s transversal-media work (video, design, sound, object & performance). Imminent vulnerability in organic body forms fall in contrast to linear-architectural frame. Normativity is decomposed and transformed through matter, similiar to an autopsy.
Abstract
This presentation explores posthumanist, critical disability questions as `how to think difference positively’ (R Braidotti). It presents five projects developed in collaboration with/caring for people of impairment, focusing on their abilities, by sharing experiences and artistic research. Co-Ability. Dismantling Barriers through artistic research engages in experiencing impaired senses - via the process of making:
1. creating an image with just your own voice,
2. experiencing artistic expression in a playful way,
3. oscillating between rebellion and surrender in the mechanical principle of operation,
4. feeling constraints, in order to understand a voice based language,
5. exploring the everyday work of an assistant at a household of a family in a wheelchair.
Biography
Julia FROMM, a student and artist based in Vienna works at WUK-Werkstätten und Kulturhaus. She was born in 1995. Body, fragment and space form the core content-related aspects of the artist’s transversal-media work (video, design, sound, object & performance). Imminent vulnerability in organic body forms fall in contrast to linear-architectural frame. Normativity is decomposed and transformed through matter, similiar to an autopsy.
Abstract
This presentation explores posthumanist, critical disability questions as `how to think difference positively’ (R Braidotti). It presents five projects developed in collaboration with/caring for people of impairment, focusing on their abilities, by sharing experiences and artistic research. Co-Ability. Dismantling Barriers through artistic research engages in experiencing impaired senses - via the process of making:
1. creating an image with just your own voice,
2. experiencing artistic expression in a playful way,
3. oscillating between rebellion and surrender in the mechanical principle of operation,
4. feeling constraints, in order to understand a voice based language,
5. exploring the everyday work of an assistant at a household of a family in a wheelchair.
Biography
Julia FROMM, a student and artist based in Vienna works at WUK-Werkstätten und Kulturhaus. She was born in 1995. Body, fragment and space form the core content-related aspects of the artist’s transversal-media work (video, design, sound, object & performance). Imminent vulnerability in organic body forms fall in contrast to linear-architectural frame. Normativity is decomposed and transformed through matter, similiar to an autopsy.
Abstract
This presentation explores posthumanist, critical disability questions as `how to think difference positively’ (R Braidotti). It presents five projects developed in collaboration with/caring for people of impairment, focusing on their abilities, by sharing experiences and artistic research. Co-Ability. Dismantling Barriers through artistic research engages in experiencing impaired senses - via the process of making:
1. creating an image with just your own voice,
2. experiencing artistic expression in a playful way,
3. oscillating between rebellion and surrender in the mechanical principle of operation,
4. feeling constraints, in order to understand a voice based language,
5. exploring the everyday work of an assistant at a household of a family in a wheelchair.
Biography
Julia FROMM, a student and artist based in Vienna works at WUK-Werkstätten und Kulturhaus. She was born in 1995. Body, fragment and space form the core content-related aspects of the artist’s transversal-media work (video, design, sound, object & performance). Imminent vulnerability in organic body forms fall in contrast to linear-architectural frame. Normativity is decomposed and transformed through matter, similiar to an autopsy.
Abstract
This presentation explores posthumanist, critical disability questions as `how to think difference positively’ (R Braidotti). It presents five projects developed in collaboration with/caring for people of impairment, focusing on their abilities, by sharing experiences and artistic research. Co-Ability. Dismantling Barriers through artistic research engages in experiencing impaired senses - via the process of making:
1. creating an image with just your own voice,
2. experiencing artistic expression in a playful way,
3. oscillating between rebellion and surrender in the mechanical principle of operation,
4. feeling constraints, in order to understand a voice based language,
5. exploring the everyday work of an assistant at a household of a family in a wheelchair.
Biography
Julia FROMM, a student and artist based in Vienna works at WUK-Werkstätten und Kulturhaus. She was born in 1995. Body, fragment and space form the core content-related aspects of the artist’s transversal-media work (video, design, sound, object & performance). Imminent vulnerability in organic body forms fall in contrast to linear-architectural frame. Normativity is decomposed and transformed through matter, similiar to an autopsy.
Abstract
This presentation explores posthumanist, critical disability questions as `how to think difference positively’ (R Braidotti). It presents five projects developed in collaboration with/caring for people of impairment, focusing on their abilities, by sharing experiences and artistic research. Co-Ability. Dismantling Barriers through artistic research engages in experiencing impaired senses - via the process of making:
1. creating an image with just your own voice,
2. experiencing artistic expression in a playful way,
3. oscillating between rebellion and surrender in the mechanical principle of operation,
4. feeling constraints, in order to understand a voice based language,
5. exploring the everyday work of an assistant at a household of a family in a wheelchair.
Biography
Julia FROMM, a student and artist based in Vienna works at WUK-Werkstätten und Kulturhaus. She was born in 1995. Body, fragment and space form the core content-related aspects of the artist’s transversal-media work (video, design, sound, object & performance). Imminent vulnerability in organic body forms fall in contrast to linear-architectural frame. Normativity is decomposed and transformed through matter, similiar to an autopsy.
Abstract
This presentation explores posthumanist, critical disability questions as `how to think difference positively’ (R Braidotti). It presents five projects developed in collaboration with/caring for people of impairment, focusing on their abilities, by sharing experiences and artistic research. Co-Ability. Dismantling Barriers through artistic research engages in experiencing impaired senses - via the process of making:
1. creating an image with just your own voice,
2. experiencing artistic expression in a playful way,
3. oscillating between rebellion and surrender in the mechanical principle of operation,
4. feeling constraints, in order to understand a voice based language,
5. exploring the everyday work of an assistant at a household of a family in a wheelchair.
Biography
Julia FROMM, a student and artist based in Vienna works at WUK-Werkstätten und Kulturhaus. She was born in 1995. Body, fragment and space form the core content-related aspects of the artist’s transversal-media work (video, design, sound, object & performance). Imminent vulnerability in organic body forms fall in contrast to linear-architectural frame. Normativity is decomposed and transformed through matter, similiar to an autopsy.
Abstract
This presentation explores posthumanist, critical disability questions as `how to think difference positively’ (R Braidotti). It presents five projects developed in collaboration with/caring for people of impairment, focusing on their abilities, by sharing experiences and artistic research. Co-Ability. Dismantling Barriers through artistic research engages in experiencing impaired senses - via the process of making:
1. creating an image with just your own voice,
2. experiencing artistic expression in a playful way,
3. oscillating between rebellion and surrender in the mechanical principle of operation,
4. feeling constraints, in order to understand a voice based language,
5. exploring the everyday work of an assistant at a household of a family in a wheelchair.
Biography
Julia FROMM, a student and artist based in Vienna works at WUK-Werkstätten und Kulturhaus. She was born in 1995. Body, fragment and space form the core content-related aspects of the artist’s transversal-media work (video, design, sound, object & performance). Imminent vulnerability in organic body forms fall in contrast to linear-architectural frame. Normativity is decomposed and transformed through matter, similiar to an autopsy.
Abstract
This presentation explores posthumanist, critical disability questions as `how to think difference positively’ (R Braidotti). It presents five projects developed in collaboration with/caring for people of impairment, focusing on their abilities, by sharing experiences and artistic research. Co-Ability. Dismantling Barriers through artistic research engages in experiencing impaired senses - via the process of making:
1. creating an image with just your own voice,
2. experiencing artistic expression in a playful way,
3. oscillating between rebellion and surrender in the mechanical principle of operation,
4. feeling constraints, in order to understand a voice based language,
5. exploring the everyday work of an assistant at a household of a family in a wheelchair.
Biography
Julia FROMM, a student and artist based in Vienna works at WUK-Werkstätten und Kulturhaus. She was born in 1995. Body, fragment and space form the core content-related aspects of the artist’s transversal-media work (video, design, sound, object & performance). Imminent vulnerability in organic body forms fall in contrast to linear-architectural frame. Normativity is decomposed and transformed through matter, similiar to an autopsy.
Abstract
This presentation explores posthumanist, critical disability questions as `how to think difference positively’ (R Braidotti). It presents five projects developed in collaboration with/caring for people of impairment, focusing on their abilities, by sharing experiences and artistic research. Co-Ability. Dismantling Barriers through artistic research engages in experiencing impaired senses - via the process of making:
1. creating an image with just your own voice,
2. experiencing artistic expression in a playful way,
3. oscillating between rebellion and surrender in the mechanical principle of operation,
4. feeling constraints, in order to understand a voice based language,
5. exploring the everyday work of an assistant at a household of a family in a wheelchair.
Biography
Julia FROMM, a student and artist based in Vienna works at WUK-Werkstätten und Kulturhaus. She was born in 1995. Body, fragment and space form the core content-related aspects of the artist’s transversal-media work (video, design, sound, object & performance). Imminent vulnerability in organic body forms fall in contrast to linear-architectural frame. Normativity is decomposed and transformed through matter, similiar to an autopsy.
Abstract
This presentation explores posthumanist, critical disability questions as `how to think difference positively’ (R Braidotti). It presents five projects developed in collaboration with/caring for people of impairment, focusing on their abilities, by sharing experiences and artistic research. Co-Ability. Dismantling Barriers through artistic research engages in experiencing impaired senses - via the process of making:
1. creating an image with just your own voice,
2. experiencing artistic expression in a playful way,
3. oscillating between rebellion and surrender in the mechanical principle of operation,
4. feeling constraints, in order to understand a voice based language,
5. exploring the everyday work of an assistant at a household of a family in a wheelchair.
Biography
Julia FROMM, a student and artist based in Vienna works at WUK-Werkstätten und Kulturhaus. She was born in 1995. Body, fragment and space form the core content-related aspects of the artist’s transversal-media work (video, design, sound, object & performance). Imminent vulnerability in organic body forms fall in contrast to linear-architectural frame. Normativity is decomposed and transformed through matter, similiar to an autopsy.
Abstract
This presentation explores posthumanist, critical disability questions as `how to think difference positively’ (R Braidotti). It presents five projects developed in collaboration with/caring for people of impairment, focusing on their abilities, by sharing experiences and artistic research. Co-Ability. Dismantling Barriers through artistic research engages in experiencing impaired senses - via the process of making:
1. creating an image with just your own voice,
2. experiencing artistic expression in a playful way,
3. oscillating between rebellion and surrender in the mechanical principle of operation,
4. feeling constraints, in order to understand a voice based language,
5. exploring the everyday work of an assistant at a household of a family in a wheelchair.
Biography
Julia FROMM, a student and artist based in Vienna works at WUK-Werkstätten und Kulturhaus. She was born in 1995. Body, fragment and space form the core content-related aspects of the artist’s transversal-media work (video, design, sound, object & performance). Imminent vulnerability in organic body forms fall in contrast to linear-architectural frame. Normativity is decomposed and transformed through matter, similiar to an autopsy.
Abstract
This presentation explores posthumanist, critical disability questions as `how to think difference positively’ (R Braidotti). It presents five projects developed in collaboration with/caring for people of impairment, focusing on their abilities, by sharing experiences and artistic research. Co-Ability. Dismantling Barriers through artistic research engages in experiencing impaired senses - via the process of making:
1. creating an image with just your own voice,
2. experiencing artistic expression in a playful way,
3. oscillating between rebellion and surrender in the mechanical principle of operation,
4. feeling constraints, in order to understand a voice based language,
5. exploring the everyday work of an assistant at a household of a family in a wheelchair.
Biography
Julia FROMM, a student and artist based in Vienna works at WUK-Werkstätten und Kulturhaus. She was born in 1995. Body, fragment and space form the core content-related aspects of the artist’s transversal-media work (video, design, sound, object & performance). Imminent vulnerability in organic body forms fall in contrast to linear-architectural frame. Normativity is decomposed and transformed through matter, similiar to an autopsy.
Duration of
Contributions And
Discussions
Contributions And
Discussions
S
15 min contribution +
15 min discussion +
10 min break
15 min discussion +
10 min break
M
25 min contribution +
25 min discussion +
10 min break
25 min discussion +
10 min break
L
50 min contribution +
50 min discussion +
20 min break
50 min discussion +
20 min break
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Society for Artistic Research
The Society for Artistic Research (SAR) is a non-profit organization that nurtures, connects and disseminates artistic research as specific practices of creating knowledge and insight. SAR facilitates a range of encounters for its community of artistic practitioners in the pursuit of transformative understanding that impacts on political and societal processes as well as on cultures of research and learning.
MDW — University of Music and performing Arts Vienna
The Society for Artistic Research (SAR) is a non-profit organization that nurtures, connects and disseminates artistic research as specific practices of creating knowledge and insight. SAR facilitates a range of encounters for its community of artistic practitioners in the pursuit of transformative understanding that impacts on political and societal processes as well as on cultures of research and learning.
Academy of fine arts Vienna
The Society for Artistic Research (SAR) is a non-profit organization that nurtures, connects and disseminates artistic research as specific practices of creating knowledge and insight. SAR facilitates a range of encounters for its community of artistic practitioners in the pursuit of transformative understanding that impacts on political and societal processes as well as on cultures of research and learning.
Academy of Applied Arts Vienna
The Society for Artistic Research (SAR) is a non-profit organization that nurtures, connects and disseminates artistic research as specific practices of creating knowledge and insight. SAR facilitates a range of encounters for its community of artistic practitioners in the pursuit of transformative understanding that impacts on political and societal processes as well as on cultures of research and learning.
