Since its beginnings in the 1990s, artistic research has become established as a new format in the areas of educational and institutional policy, aesthetics, and art theory. It has now diffused into almost all artistic fields, from installation to experimental formats to contemporary music, literature, dance, or performance art. But from its beginnings-under labels like "art and science" or "scienceart" or "artscience" that mention both disciplines in one breath-it has been in competition with academic research, without its own concept of research having been adequately clarified. This manifesto attempts to resolve the problem and to defend the term. Further, this manifesto defends the radical potential of artistic research against those who toy all too carefully with university formats, wishing to ally their work with scientific principles. Its aim is to emphasize the autonomy and particular intellectuality of artistic research, without seeking to justify its legitimacy or adopt alien standards.
| ISBN: | 9783035802207 |
| Publication date: | 13th March 2020 |
| Author: | Dieter Mersch, Silvia Henke, Thomas Strässle, Jörg Wiesel, Nicolaj van der Meulen |
| Publisher: | Diaphanes |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Pagination: | 128 pages |
| Series: | Think Art |
| Genres: |
Philosophy: aesthetics |
Since its beginnings in the 1990s, artistic research has become established as a new format in the areas of educational and institutional policy, aesthetics, and art theory. It has now diffused into almost all artistic fields, from installation to experimental formats to contemporary music, literature, dance, or performance art. But from its beginnings-under labels like "art and science" or "scienceart" or "artscience" that mention both disciplines in one breath-it has been in competition with academic research, without its own concept of research having been adequately clarified. This manifesto attempts to resolve the problem and to defend the term. Further, this manifesto defends the radical potential of artistic research against those who toy all too carefully with university formats, wishing to ally their work with scientific principles. Its aim is to emphasize the autonomy and particular intellectuality of artistic research, without seeking to justify its legitimacy or adopt alien standards.
Manifesto of Artistic Research features in the following genres: Philosophy: aesthetics
Manifesto of Artistic Research is available in Paperback
Manifesto of Artistic Research was written by Dieter Mersch, Silvia Henke, Thomas Strässle, Jörg Wiesel, Nicolaj van der Meulen and published by Diaphanes
Manifesto of Artistic Research has 128 pages
Yes it is part of Think Art series