This course investigates the role of art and the work of artists when it comes to addressing global challenges regarding the future of the oceans. Uncertainty, complexity, and fluidity within ocean research are challenging the borders of conventional forms of knowledge production. It opens up opportunities for interventions carried out within new alliances of agencies and collaborations. The production of knowledge across different fields of artistic practices and scientific research creates new understandings of the world we live in.
Prerequisites
Admission to a programme of study is required:
- Architecture (MAAR)
- Architecture (MAAR2)
- Fine Art (MFA)
Learning outcomes
By the completion of this course the student has basic knowledge of artistic research methods and is familiar to the discourses on art and science in art history and theory.
Through assignments or/and a collective project the student is able to create an outline of a project informed by existing theories, methods and interpretations on the subject of art and artistic research and to use relevant methods for his or her own research and artistic development work.
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