(course for Artscience, 2008\/9)
\ntaught together with Michael van Hoogenhuyze, Taco Stolk, and Joel Ryan.<\/p>\n
Within the world of contemporary art and also within the ArtScience Interfaculty there are number of distinct views on the possible interaction between art and science. These views partially overlap, but other aspects of these views seem incompatible with each other. The differences between these views manifest themselves most clearly in the different definitions of artistic research they imply. The aim of this series of meetings is to give an overview of the most important of these views, in order to enable the students to reflect on their own approach and research strategies. The starting point of this course will consist of texts by Dick Raaijmakers, Taeke de Jong and Michael van Hoogenhuyze. Also case studies will be discussed and a number of guests will be invited to present their research and their approach.<\/p>\n
DAY ONE, october 10:<\/p>\n
introduction and case-study: The Interfaculty Image and Sound (1989-2004)<\/p>\n
texts: some early texts of the Interfaculty <\/a><\/p>\n DAY TWO, october 17:<\/p>\n case-study: Laszlo Moholy-Nagy, Walter Gropius, Gyorgy Kepes; the Bauhaus, the Institute of Design, Centre for Advanced Visual Studies<\/p>\n texts: some texts by Moholy-Nagy, Kepes, Gropius <\/a><\/p>\n literature:<\/p>\n links:<\/p>\n DAY THREE, november 14:<\/p>\n case-study: The Institute of Sonology, IRCAM<\/p>\n text: debate between Foucault and Boulez<\/a><\/p>\n literature (still under construction):<\/p>\n links:<\/p>\n DAY FOUR, november 21:<\/p>\n the artistic process as a particular mode of thinking<\/p>\n texts: Sol Lewitt<\/a>, Taeke de Jong<\/a> and Nelson Goodman<\/a><\/p>\n literature:<\/p>\n links:<\/p>\n DAY FIVE, november 28:<\/p>\n language games, cybernetics, culture as play<\/p>\n texts: Roger Caillois part one and part two<\/p>\n literature:<\/p>\n DAY SIX, december 12:<\/p>\n the artwork as a system, art and technology, collaborative projects, open society, open work, open form.<\/p>\n texts: Jack Burnham fragment one<\/a>, fragment two<\/a> and fragment three<\/a>, Douglas Davis fragment<\/a><\/p>\n literature:<\/p>\n links:<\/p>\n (course for Artscience, 2008\/9) taught together with Michael van Hoogenhuyze, Taco Stolk, and Joel Ryan. Within the world of contemporary art and also within the ArtScience Interfaculty there are number of distinct views on the possible interaction between art and science. These views partially overlap, but other aspects of these views seem incompatible with each … Continue reading The Language of ArtScience<\/span> \n
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