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EU4ART_differences

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Budapest, Dresden, Riga, and Rome's art universities make up the European Universities Alliance EU4ART. The Alliance has been working on a concept for a common curriculum in the Fine Arts since 2019. Both our alliance and the European Commission believe that Artistic Research at the university level in Europe must be strengthened substantially. With our proposal EU4ART_differences - Artistic Research in Europe, we have thus applied for additional Horizon2020 funding. We are now one of the 17 higher education alliances in Europe that will create new graduate student and researcher programs. This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101016460.

contact person(s): Claudia Reichert

, Janis Gailitis

url: https://differences.eu4art.eu

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Dresden University of Fine Arts

This group is for post graduate students of the Dresden University of Fine Arts.

status	active
portal	EU4ART_differences
admins	Anna Lorenzana, Till Ansgar Baumhauer, Claudia Reichert
members	Ana Pireva, Viktoria Ovsepian, Mona Freudenreich, Robert Czolkoß, Taemen Jung, Nele Hartmann, Claus Schöning, Veronika Pfaffinger, Lotte Dohmen

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Recent Issues

1. ABAROMA WORKSHOP Outputs of the workshop on the use of °'°Kobi and the Research Catalogue, Academy of Fine Arts of Rome, March/April 2024

Recent Activities

Seeing without seeing: Video art and expanded perceptions through technology (last edited: 2023) author(s): Mona Freudenreich connected to: EU4ART_differences This exposition is in progress and its share status is: visible to all.
A drone's extended perception through thermal imaging protects a fawn from threatening death
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Archiv für private Farbfotografie (last edited: 2023) author(s): Robert Czolkoß connected to: EU4ART_differences This exposition is in progress and its share status is: visible to all.
Private color photography has become an integral part of everyday culture and it is impossible to imagine life today without it. Almost everyone takes photos. Since the invention of photography in the 19th century, the technology has continued to develop. The focus of my investigation is the private color photography of so-called hobby photographers or amateur photographers from the analog beginnings in the 1950s to today's digital color photography and its upload on social media platforms. The basis is a long term archive of photographs collected and created by me. The photographic material is to be archivally sorted, evaluated and then in turn laid out in terms of content and form into individual chapters, theoretically described, published and contrasted. Among other things, the archive is to make visible the technical development, the change of the picture language and the representation of people and at the same time to examine the articulation by means of the color photography.
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INOUT in dialogue with Universon (last edited: 2023) author(s): INOUT connected to: Enacting Artistic Research This exposition is in revision and its share status is: visible to all.
Inout will interview Universon, an emerging multimedia artist who has been experimenting with various technologies, including artificial intelligence in recent years. Universon will describe the latest project "[S]", a virtual world in which one can live an alternative life and will talk about that world and how you can experience an other reality inside it thanks to the use of new technologies (virtual reality, etc ...). This work has been presented at EU4ART_differences Summer School "Digital Rites and Embodied Memories".
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