Seminar in the ARIA Research Seminars 2018-2019 series (all lectures Conservatoire at the bottom)
Researcher: Adilia Yip
In this seminar, PhD student Adilia Yip invites artistic researchers to discuss their methods. Method is the framework for the activities undertaken during the research, and the steering wheel guiding how to recognise, collect, organise, understand, explain, analyse and evaluate the research data, experience, idea, practice and phenomenon. Method may take the form of experimentation, hypothesis, theorisation and creation, as well as documenting the experiences of entering an unknown territory, or digging deeper into the core of what has been believed and practised for a long time. Method is, therefore, considered the supporter and stimulator of the researcher's intuitive ideas.
As method in artistic research can take shape through a vast array of approaches and structures, it seems that no two artistic research methods are identical. Method is idiosyncratic in nature and its configuration is always up to the researcher. He/she is given the legitimate freedom to design the method that helps to find answers and explore new knowledge. Yet, we are often left with questions and doubts about the sustainability, practicality, effectiveness and feasibility of method. And how do we know this is "the way" that can direct us to the answers to our central research questions?
- What is method in artistic research?
- How do you formulate method?
- Can one artistic research method be transferred to other research and remain sustainable in the future?
- Can we evaluate the quality of a method?
OTHER LECTURES IN THE SERIES
- Meerstemmig (Nico Couck): Monday the 26th of November 2018, Conservatoire
- Within the Limits (Daniela Fantechi): Tuesday the 18th of December 2018, 14h, Room 57, Conservatoire
- Giacinto Scelsi, a composer's path towards improvisation (Marco Fusi): Thursday the 17th of January 2019
- Methods in artistic research (Adilia Yip): Thursday the 7th of February 2019