‘Artistic Research and the Third Cycle in the Arts’ will be discussed in a conference that will be held virtually and in presence at the Academy of Fine Arts of Rome on 20 July, 2022, bringing together the experience of several generations, from leading researchers active in academic discussion throughout Europe, to young junior scientists who, thanks to the European project, have been able to start postgraduate research.
The conference stems from the intense and fruitful collaboration within the EU4ART_differences project, which aims precisely to develop new insights on Artistic Research, and collaborations between partner universities on third-cycle models.
These months were also crucial for developing, in close relationship with national stakeholders, a possible pathway leading to the establishment of the ABAROMA third-cycle model, the first of its kind for the AFAM (Higher Education in Art and Music) sector.
At this crucial moment, the Conference will be an opportunity to discuss the issues of the third cycle in the arts in an international context, bringing together institutions (Ministry of the University), national and European quality assessment agencies (ANVUR and Eq-ARTs), representatives of significant European projects (Creator Doctus, EU4ART_differences). Different practices and experiences will be shared, in a trans-disciplinary approach (HUFA and LMA Doctoral Schools, Conservatorio di Santa Cecilia, Zerynthia).
The Conference will give the floor to the young arts researchers involved in the project, and to the announcement of the EU4ART_differences Doctoral Summer School that will take place in September.
At the Conference, the new Doctoral Courses for which our Academy has requested accreditation will be presented. The first one, included in the framework of the Doctorates of National Interest and presented by a Consortium formed by the University of Tor Vergata, the Academy of Rome and other Fine Arts Academies, will be dedicated to Cultural Heritage communication and valorization sciences. The Academy of Rome will activate two scholarships for a ‘New Media for Cultural Heritage’ curriculum.
The second Phd was presented by a Consortium formed by the University of Roma Tre, the Rome Academy of Fine Arts, the National Academy of Dance and the Silvio d’Amico Academy of Dramatic Art, and will have a single curriculum in ‘Performing Arts’, for which the Academy of Rome will activate a scholarship.
Artistic Research and the Third Cycle in the Arts, July 20, 2022 (9.30 a.m. – 5.30 p.m.)
You can download here the flyer of the event, here the press release, and here the web pamphlet with information about the speakers
Registration
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Program
International Conference: Artistic Research and the Third Cycle in the Arts’
Location: online and Academy of Fine Arts of Rome (Via Ripetta, 222, Rome)
The Conference will be an opportunity to discuss the issues of the third cycle in the arts in an international context, bringing together institutions (Ministry of the University), national and European quality assessment agencies (ANVUR and Eq-ARTs), representatives of significant European projects (Creator Doctus, EU4ART_differences). Different practices and experiences will be shared, in a trans-disciplinary approach (HUFA and LMA Doctoral Schools, Conservatorio di Santa Cecilia, Zerynthia). The Conference will give the floor to the young arts researchers involved in the project, and to the announcement of the EU4ART_differences Doctoral Summer School that will take place in September. At the Conference, the new Doctoral Courses for which our Academy has requested accreditation will be presented.
Schedule of the day:
9.30 Institutional greetings
Cecilia Casorati (Rector, ABA Roma)
Giuseppe Carmine Soriero (President, ABA Roma)
Miguel Gotor (Head of Culture, Comune di Roma)
Antonio Felice Uricchio (President, ANVUR)
9.45 – 11.00 Session 1: A European overview (Chair: Costanza Barbieri)
Till Baumhauer (Project leader, EU4ART_differences): Artistic Research within EU4ART_differences.
Bruce Brown (Eq-Arts Board Member): Quality Assessment in Artistic Research and Third Cycle in the Arts.
Paula Albuquerque (Senior Researcher, Gerrit Rietveld Academy): Somatics and Artificial Intelligence – Epistemic Production at the Rietveld Academy’s Creator Doctus.
break
11.30 – 13.00 Session 2: ABAROMA and a possible third cycle in the Arts (Chair: Franco Ripa di Meana)
Costanza Barbieri (EU4ART_differences; Full Professor, Abaroma;): Birth and Oblivion of the Third Cycle on Artistic Research in Italy: the National Ph.D. on the Visual Arts (PAN).
Daniel Maté (Junior Scientists, EU4ART_differences) & Miriana Pistillo (Work Package 2, EU4ART_differences): State of Artistic Research in the Third Cycle in Higher Art Education in the European Union – Report on current progress.
Dalma Frascarelli (Full Professor, History of Modern Art, Abaroma): Art and Research: Projects and Experimentation at the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome
lunch break
14.00 – 15.30 Session 3: Quality Assessment and New Formats (Chair: Dalma Frascarelli)
Giuseppe Carci (Assessment of HEIs in the Arts, Unit Leader, ANVUR) & Cecilia Bibbò (Assessment of HEIs in the Arts, Unit Officer, ANVUR): Quality Assurance & Artistic Doctorates
Franco Ripa di Meana (Work Package 4 Lead, EU4ART_differences – Abaroma): Digital Rites and Embodied Memories: EU4ART_differences Doctoral Summer School
Cinzia Pietribiasi (Junior Scientist, EU4ART_differences): Hybridizations, Complex Systems, Inextricable Inter-relationship of Particles and Social Bodies. Towards the Critters Community.
Aleksandra Czuba (Junior Scientist, EU4ART_differences): Pandemic Resilience in Art Schools: Critical and Prospective Survey Analysis of Online and Hybrid Education
16.00 – 17.30 Session 4: Toward a Transdisciplinary Approach (Chair: Cecilia Casorati)
Dora Stiefelmeier (President, RAM radioartemobile): SOLO SUONO: A Transdisciplinary Center for Research in the Arts
Carla Conti (Professor, Head of International Relations, Conservatory of Music ‘Santa Cecilia, Rome): Artistic Research at the Santa Cecilia Conservatoire
Linda Sile (Head of the joint Professional Doctoral study program, Art Academy of Latvia.): The first year of the AAL/ JVLAM / LAC joint Professional Doctoral “Arts” study
Balazs Kicsiny (Head of the Doctoral School, Hungarian University of Fine Arts, Budapest): Artistic Research – Liberation or Academisation?
Each intervention will be followed by a Q&As session | The Conference language is english, translation from italian to english will be provided.
All times are in CEST | To join the Conference please register here
You can download here the flyer of the event, here the press release, and here the web pamphlet with information about the speakers
