The Artistic Research Forum Expanded is a meeting place during the Artistic Research Forum and NTNU Artistic Research Week, opening up a space for experimenting with new ideas and to show work in a format complementary to the presentation format of the forum. During the NTNU Artistic Research Week we will open Galleri KIT and the Artistic Research Concept Store (Rosenborg gate 22) for events, workshops and small scale experiments organised by artistic research fellows at NTNU.
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Opening hours of Forum Expanded:
Galleri KiT, Innherredsveien 7A, Trondheim
- 22 October 12:00-16:00
- 23-24-25 October 12:00-20:00
- 26-27 October 12:00-16:00
Rosenborg gate 22, Trondheim
- 23 October 18:00 - 20:00
- 24-26 October 12:00-16:00
Playing Future Narratives – an AI-driven Storytelling Experience
The Futuring Together research group will host an installation featuring an AI-driven collaborative storytelling game, set in a future Trondheim and on the theme of energy transition and its many hurdles and contradictions during Artistic Research Week 2024 at NTNU.
This interactive experience invites participants to engage in short writing sessions in collaboration with AI-driven software and human-made visual essay.The project aims to examine how participants interact with AI-based storytelling, the types of narratives created and perceptions of Trondheim's future within the context of different dynamics that may arise from the energy transition.
Futuring Together is a group of artistic research PhD candidates whose works engage with futuring and narratives in different dimensions. Members include Ayodele Arigbabu, Prerna Bishnoi, Kristian Byskov, Ysabel Muñoz and Margarita Torrijos.
Galleri KiT, Innherredsveien 7A, Trondheim
- 22 October 12:00-16:00
- 23-24-25 October 12:00-20:00
- 26-27 October 12:00-16:00
Working session #1
Galleri KiT, 1st Floor,
October 23, 17:00 - 18:30
This working session is open to all who want to come and share their experiences and strategies towards a just climate transition. This session emerges from initiatives by members of Forskerforbundet (FF) who are trying to build alliances across FF to take a stand against further exploration of new oil fields, and members of Unge Kunstneres Samfund (UKS) who have been working on a Climate Action Plan, and members of research projects investigating how arts and culture can address the challenges of climate justice.
Reflection session #1
Galleri KiT, 1st Floor,
- October 24, 19:00 - 23:00
The gallery is open for ARW and ARF participants for a relaxed evening with some snacks and drinks.
Working session #2 : If the future is rural, what role can arts and culture play?
Galleri KiT, 1st Floor,
- October 25, 17:00 - 18:30
This working session brings together allies and colleagues who are interested in sharing experiences and ambitions on how to build new forms of collaborations and to challenge the hierarchies of knowledge. We would like to discuss how artistic techniques and approaches can be useful in challenging conventional knowledge production that are based on extractive models. If the future is rural, what role can arts and culture play?
Confirmed participants are Joe Lockwood, Genalguacil LAB; Emil Røyrvik, NTNU/PACESETTERS; Florian Schneider, NTNU/PACESETTERS; Annett Busch NTNU/Marginal Notes and many more. Everyone is welcome to join this working session.
The Instrumentality Tolerance Ladder
KIT Video Studio
lecture performance
Kunstakademiet i Trondheim
- October 23, 11:00 - 12:00
The Artistic Research Concept Store
The Artistic Research Concept Store is your trusted companion in navigating the urgencies of collaborative knowledge production through the arts. Our mission is to provide you with a fine selection of tools to support your professional enquiries across and beyond disciplines. We cater to the specific needs of artistic researchers within, outside and beyond academia, providing unexpected insights while increasing the complexity of your pathways to impact.
The Artistic Research Concept Store and the Instrumentality Tolerance Ladder is the final presentation of PhD candidate Mari Sanden and is part of the Artistic Research Forum Expanded program.
Rosenborg gate 22, Trondheim
- Opening 23 October 18:00 - 20:00
- 24-26 October, 12:00-16:00