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Creation

The most recently-established research group of the Royal Conservatoire, CREATION invites researchers to share a fresh, interdisciplinary, intercultural and/or inclusive look into the phenomenon of 'creation'. Using as its point of departure a creative standpoint which can comprise music, drama and dance, CREATION researchers are encouraged to explore beyond the known borders of their discipline: other cultures, various performing arts disciplines, new media forms, exciting locations or cutting-edge techniques.

Focus: Contemporary creations, interdisciplinarity, interculturality, inclusivity

Team: Giusy Caruso (chairman), Umut Eldem (coordinator), Geoffa Fells, Paolo Galli, Carlos Brito Dias, Klaas Devos, Kobe Van Cauwenberghe, Vincent Van Meenen, Chiara Percivati, Elina Markatatou, Maria Markatatou, Amit Gur, Mathias Coppens, Winnie Huang, Max Greyson, Jeroen Malaise, Charo Calvo

Contact: Umut Eldem - umut.eldem@ap.be

 

(Photo Wannes Cré)

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CREATIE Sessies/Sessions

Every month the members of the CREATIE research team get together to share their research, debate hot topics, and occasionally jam.

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Tue 26 Oct
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Tue 26 Oct

VAXX.ON.AIR

ARTICULATE.

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Thu 28 Oct
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Thu 28 Oct

Empty Mind

ARTICULATE

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Immersive exploration in Mozilla Hubs

The research groups Maxlab and CREATIE have set up their own digital co-creation experiments within a virtual environment. Read here the report with a series of photographs as the witness of an immersive exploration in Mozilla Hubs.

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Mon 01 Feb
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Mon 01 Feb

ArtInAD: methods for artistic integrated audio-description

Online lecture and book launch by Max Greyson

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Wed 17 Mar
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Thu 18 Mar

ARIA Research Seminar: Methods in Artistic Research #3

initiated by Adilia Yip, Vivi Touloumidi and Umut Eldem. On 17 and 18 March.

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