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The PhD-in-Practice is a doctoral program for research in artistic practice, set up by the Institute of Fine Arts and the Institute of Art Theory and Cultural Studies. The program provides participants with the opportunity to pursue their individual research projects in a collective environment with a strongly trans-disciplinary and international focus. It provides a concept of arts-based research built upon critical epistemologies, as developed in the context of feminist, queer, postcolonial, ecological, post-Marxist and other political and emancipatory projects.
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HONG-KAI WANG
Hong-Kai Wang’s phd project is set to explore the agency of collective mode of re/writing of history on the sugarcane production in her hometown Huwei, Taiwan through organizing a local art/activist initiative.
Concerned with listening to explore questions of relation and harmony, Wang works with sound as a conceptual means to investigate the construction of relations, social space and memory, focused on a collaborative and process-driven approach to production.
