Stockholm University of the Arts (SKH)
About this portal
Stockholm University of the Arts (SKH) was established in 2014 and have about 500 students and 250 employees. With our unique composition of education and artistic research, we want to create new opportunities for societal development and knowledge of tomorrow.
On 1 June 2016 SKH was authorised to award artistic third-cycle degrees in artistic practices. Exposition is an integrated part of artistic work at SKH. Each research project must present (stage, narrate, sing, choreograph and so on) its results in a way that is both rigorous and consistent. This requires research to be critically reviewed by peers in a combination of different exposition formats. By developing different formats in which peer review can be carried out, research within the area also addresses the challenges that arise when research is formulated and presented in forms that communicate through an artistically performed experience and thereby contribute to pushing the boundaries that existing forms of publication and dissemination of research set for the ambitions of artistic research.
Stockholm University of the Arts enables its researchers, PhD Candidates and staff to present their projects and findings on SKH’s RC portal in order to publish, archive, and internationally connect their artistic research.
SKH organizes private lessons and workshops aimed at our students, researchers, and employees. For bookings, please contact: heidi.paateremoller@uniarts.se.
contact person(s):
Heidi Möller url:
https://www.researchcatalogue.net/view/2225914/2551399
Recent Issues
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0. X-position
Stockholm University of the Arts publication series: X-Position, ISSN 2002-603X;3
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0. Published expositions
Published expositions by Stockholm University of the Arts.
Recent Activities
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MA: digital demons
(2024)
author(s): Johannes Rydinger
published in: Stockholm University of the Arts (SKH)
Digital Demons deals with themes of religion, shamanism and spirituality.
These are some traces of media matter that surfaced during the two year masters program The Art of Impact at Stockholm University of the Arts.
Among them are videographic essays, video sketches and a recorded performance that all have worked as research tools for finding an aesthetic language and narration structure that can be used in documentary and hybrid filmmaking.
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Interview with Rasmus Albertsen - the man behind "The Holy Mushroom"
(2024)
author(s): Rasmus Albertsen
published in: Stockholm University of the Arts (SKH)
Rasmus Albertsen is interviewed by Rasmus Albertsen about his film stop-motion animated film: "The Holy Mushroom". The text reflects on Albertsens thoughts about his proces: writing the story, creating the characters and the scenography. Furthermore it's about imperfect animation, nostalgia and archetypes.
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Protecting the spark: The process of making an animated short film
(2024)
author(s): Linn Sara Zelinda Grankull
published in: Stockholm University of the Arts (SKH)
How do you find a balance between the fun spark of creativity versus practicality and productivity, so that you can realize your ideas?
Through examining the insight learned during the process of making an animated short film, this paper explores how to protect the creative spark and tackle some practicalities though a creative process.
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The Dark Summer
(2024)
author(s): Adele.CH
published in: Stockholm University of the Arts (SKH)
A documentation of decision making process in a reconstructing documentary film.
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The Art of Impact 2022-2024
(2024)
author(s): Katarina Eismann
published in: Stockholm University of the Arts (SKH)
ART OF IMPACT 2022-2024
Expand your imagination to envision alternative futures!
Arts universities have the potential to play a pivotal role in challenging times and the students are vital actors, often the voice of change. Nine students are here presenting their thesis, essays and parts of their degree projects!
The Master program in Film and Media “The Art of Impact” is focused on how art has an impact on society and how art can change the society we live in. The program is research preparatory and consists of two years of full-time studies at advanced level.
Working in different formats and new technology on digital platforms, the students have deepen their understanding of storytelling and its potential impact on their audiences. Community outreach, innovation, as well as global and urban contexts all interconnect, integrating sustainability skills and thinking to boost innovation and creativity in transition initiatives.
Storytelling in challenging times. Hello future, here we come!
Tinna Joné
Head of subject Film & Media
Assistant professor in documentary storytelling
Stockholm University of the Arts
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Virtual Hallucinations
(2024)
author(s): Emma Richey
published in: Stockholm University of the Arts (SKH)
A master's thesis that aims to see how 2D animation can visualize hallucinations in VR, while examining the greyzone between technology and spirituality in the animation process. The animations are made for the VR documentary film: Urban Witches, by Nicia Fernandez.