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SK5 / 2008
Joanna Berzowska
Soft electronics: Technology Development as Artistic Practice
Ingrid Book and Carina Hedén
In the interval between military landscapes and suburban areas
Duncan Higgins
unloud – S.L.O.N -Solovki Laboratory of North
Joanne Lee
‘Scattered with marvels’: An investigation into the aesthetics of urban life
Bart van Rosmalen and Helena Gaunt
Qualities of Conversation
Lysianne Léchot-Hirt
CreaSearch – Methodologies and models for creation-based research projects in design
Anthony Hobbs, Claire Nidecker and Cliona Harmey
Loss of Journey
Florian Dombois and Claudia Mareis
Artistic Investigations for Managing Professionals in Healthcare
Bjørn Alterhaug and John Pål Inderberg
Improvisation as Phenomenon and Creative practice
Annette Arlander
Performing landscape – performing time?
Ståle Stenslie
Good Research, Crap Art
Magnus Andersson
Having a Cagean experience – establishing a historically informed performance practice of the works of John Cage.
Anna Lìndal and Bjarki Bragason
Branch collection – Displacement as art expression
Ole Lutzow-Holm
Progress and The Beauty of the Incomplete
Aslaug Nyrnes
Series as topos in artistic research and artistic valuation
Cheryl Akner-Koler
Unfolding the Aesthetics of Complexity
Mary Anne Francis
From problem to problematic or
Collaborative art practise as research: discussion of aesthetic quality in the working process
Claire MacDonald and Rebecca Fortnum
The internal quality audit: how artists judge themselves
Elisabet Yanagisawa Avén
The fold – time, space and sensibility
Alwynne Pritchard
Don’t touch me, you don’t know where I’ve been
Dag Boutsen
True Participation
Charlotte Hodes
Drawing Skirts
Jan Peeters
A Reading Film. An artistic practice that merges text, text image and moving image
Alec Shepley
Fracture, Fragmentation and Ruin in Contemporary Visual Art Practice
Jyrki Siukonen
Towards a philosophy of tools
Thomas Wiesner
Pataphysics and Serendipity: Almost daily moves in space, recorded
Anne Douglas and Chris Fremantle
Breaking through the aesthetics of public art