Researchers

Charlotte Østergaard
costumes, artistic research, materiality, performativity, cotume, theater, performance, Design Thinking, co-creation, collaboration, Site-specific, listening, listening with costume, hosting, Textile art, material thinking, hospitality, ethics, research ethics, Design research
Sidsel Ditlev Christensen
visual art, perfomative lectures, new media art, Installation Art
Marc Johnson
alter-history, alternative futures, Archival custody, archival film practice, Archival re-montage, archive fever, archives, artist estate, Artist estate practices, Black art, Black visual culture, Counter-archive, counter-history, counter-narrative, custodial future, custodial futures, decolonial custodianship, Diaspora, Memory and materiality, Mourning, Mourning and archival loss, Post-custodial archives, post-mortem, Practice-based artistic research, Radical Black imagination, Rehearsal as research, Speculative fabulation, submerged mother, Textile art, Textile-based research, tidal form, Tidalectic historiography, Tidalectics, Weaving as methodology, what if history, alter-history, alternative futures, Archival custody, archival film practice, Archival re-montage, archive fever, archives, artist estate, Artist estate practices, Black art, Black visual culture, Counter-archive, counter-history, counter-narrative, custodial future, custodial futures, decolonial custodianship, Diaspora, Memory and materiality, Mourning, Mourning and archival loss, Post-custodial archives, post-mortem, Practice-based artistic research, Radical Black imagination, Rehearsal as research, Speculative fabulation, submerged mother, Textile art, Textile-based research, tidal form, Tidalectic historiography, Tidalectics, Weaving as methodology, what if history
Kobe Van Cauwenberghe
experimental music, improvised music, composition, relational musicology, applied research, music performance, music theory, music education, decoloniality, modernity
Anthea Caddy
sound, energies, atmospheres, installation art, site responsive practices
Antonia Aitken
walking as practice, decolonisation, performance drawing, practice based research, drawing research, critical place theory