Arts-based Research
A profile rather than a specific research area, arts-based research at the School of Arts and Communication, K3, addresses the creative, spatial, material, sensuous, symbolic and political conditioning of knowing and knowledge. Thematic projects allow for the exploration and development of spaces for action, with respect to the technological and social as well as the corporeal and political conditions for creativity.
It is in this respect a form of research that both requires, allows for, and facilitates the instituting of new approaches across existing disciplines and methods. With the combined point of departure in urgent societal topics and artistic challenges, it is research that tries out and questions relationships such as those between art and technology, imaginaries and artefacts, spaces and stories, intimacies and publics.
Artistic research is being conducted within the broad and multifaceted field of design, which also includes media, visual studies, and language and cultural studies. It is also an important element in the cross-disciplinary research education programme. K3 is part of the Iaspis (The Swedish Arts Grants Committee) International Programme for Visual and Applied Artists, having had five international artists in residence.
Jonas Andersson
Nicholas Baroncelli Torreta
Martin Cathcart Fröden
Jakob Friedrich Dittmar
Åsa Harvard Maare
-
2025 | Conference paper
(Un)-blanketing Indigenous Climate Change Indicators for Understanding Local Climate Change.
Lizette Reitsma, Diana Azyln William, Meshack Nkosinathi Dludlu, Gugu Fortunate Sibandze, Molibeli Benedict Taele, Charles Tseole, Tariq Zaman
-
2025 | Conference paper
The Old Hong Kong Style: Preserving the Past in Specialty Coffee Shops
Mia Münster, Ada Ying Man Chan, Sylvia Xihui Liu, Victor Serrano
-
2025 | Article in journal
The Redemption of Berlin's Memory Landscapes: Yael Bartana's Malka Germania
Adam Lundberg
-
2025 | Article in journal
The painting that haunts me – seven experts share their favourite scary artwork
Chloë Ward, Catherine Spooner, Peter Catterall, Karl Bell, Frances Fowle, Daisy Dixon, Åsa Harvard Maare
-
2025 | Conference paper
Designing with relationalities: Interweaving human and more-than-human approaches
Barbro Scholz, Michaela Honauer, Claudia Núñez-Pacheco
-
2025 | Conference paper
Designing relations all the way down: Hyperlocal eco-social arcs of care and roleplay
Ann Light, Ruth Catlow
-
2025 | Conference paper
Estrangement through Silence
Jonas Fritsch, Kristina Höök, Claudia Núñez-Pacheco, Pedro Sanches, Anna Ståhl, Vasiliki Tsaknaki
-
2025 | Conference paper
Reimagining Empty Retail Spaces: Sustainable Potential for Pedestrian Streets Facing Retail Decline
Mia Münster, Hanne Kirstine Adriansen
-
2025 | Conference paper
The Future of More-Than-Human Design: A Computing Practice in Crisis?
Wolmet Barendregt, Tilde Bekker, Arne Berger, Peter Dalsgaard, Eva Eriksson, Christopher Frauenberger, Batya Friedman, Elisa Giaccardi, Anne-Marie Hansen, Rikke Hagensby Jensen, Ann Light, Joseph Lindley, Iohanna Nicenboim, Elisabet M. Nilsson, Johan Redström, Natalie Sontopski, Ron Wakkary, Mikael Wiberg, Daisy Yoo
-
2025 | Conference paper
Design briefs after progress
Li Jönsson, Maria Göransdotter, Åsa Ståhl, Kristina Lindström, Thomas Laurien
-
Research projectSensing Sustainable Futures - Embodied Imaginaries through Mixed Reality Performances
-
Research project
Foresight through the Doughnut model
-
Research project
The Forbidden Music
-
Research project
LISTEN- Collective listening to communities and spaces as a core capability in planning towards 15- minute suburban Cities
-
Research project
Design after Progress: Reimagining Design Histories and Futures
-
Research project
The animate aesthetics of a beach
-
Research project
The Significance of the Congress for Cultural Freedom for the Cultural Cold War in the Nordic region, 1950-1967
