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Abstract: abstract The article explores the concepts, tools and methods that may be taken on board by artistic researchers when venturing into uncertain futures. The approaching hay-day of Artistic Research calls for a repositioning of this academic and cultural avantgarde that is assuming real power and must thus take clear opposition against dominant politics and corporate capitalism keeping the human and non-human kinds in perpetual crisis. Next to Science and Technology, Art has finally reached a status of an equivalued cornerstone, and within this level playing field a new research-based approach is needed where power relationships, decision-making mechanisms, dominant narratives or prevalent aesthetics are boldly investigated and critically questioned, (re)instituting the importance of artistic disruption and establishing art-thinking as the key to not only question but also design pathways to meaningful change. Deeply intertwined research methodologies ranging from social to natural sciences, from humanities via (critically reflected) technologies to the (technologically emancipated) arts, should be left to safely mingle and mutually inspire. Rather than colonizing it with yet another false supremacy, we should be learning from the Global South, where collective dancing, storytelling or performing still presents a norm of how to generate new knowledge or reach consensus. Artistic Research can contribute to crafting better worlds even once AI entities get accepted as fellow researchers (if not dancers), their agency reflected in an attitude of radical sympathy (re)instituting care, justice and solidarity by ways of sound research activism.
Keywords: artistic research, interdisciplinary, posthumanism, art-science-technology, critical
Published in RUNG: 15.06.2023; Views: 1745; Downloads: 21
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Abstract: This is webinar materials for the mMindS Project. EmindS focuses on the development of entrepreneurial mindset primarily for Higher Education but also for VET Students. EmindS is based on the EntreComp framework that has been published by the JRC, on behalf of DG Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion, and has developed a definition of entrepreneurship as a competence and a reference framework describing it: the Entrepreneurship Competence Framework (EntreComp).
Keywords: mentoring, interdisciplinary, entrepreneurship, webinar
Published in RUNG: 10.05.2021; Views: 2655; Downloads: 0
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Keywords: action learning, materials, entrepreneurship, interdisciplinary, entrecomp
Published in RUNG: 05.01.2021; Views: 2972; Downloads: 0
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Keywords: assessment, entrepreneurship, interdisciplinary, entrecomp
Published in RUNG: 05.01.2021; Views: 2876; Downloads: 0
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Keywords: innovation, solidarity, future of work, art thinking, Social Europe, workers rights, responsibility, interdisciplinary
Published in RUNG: 25.11.2020; Views: 3255; Downloads: 28
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