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At SKH artistic research is generated via artistic practice. Our mission is to research art and the contributions art makes to society, by practic ing, processing, producing, and thinking in,with , and through art whether via subject specificity or in inter subjective relation with other artistic and/or related fields.

Subject specific research areas at SKH include dance, dance pedagogy, circus, acting, dramatic and scenic arts, film and media-based practices, and opera.Whilesupporting and resourcingthisdiversity ofapproaches, research at SKH also cultivates a culture of exchange, discourse,and dialogue within and between artistic disciplines and related fields,creating potentialnewnetworks andcommunities of practice. 

Artistic research at SKH works to challenge existing areas of artistic and academic knowledge, consciously and critically expanding the artistic knowledge SKH itself produces and/or relies upon, as well as that of the other disciplines and/or fields in question. Currentartistic research at SKHexploressituatedness, collectivity, pedagogy,hierarchy, hegemony, archive, decolonization, epistemic violence, queer, black, brown, crip, feminist, indigenous, eco, more-than-human, magic, death, and care perspectives -all considered via the medium of artistic practice. 

Experimentation, speculation, and creationare intrinsic to artistic research,research in which complex artistic, social, and cultural issues are often at work and at stake. Thus,exploringaesthetics in relationship to ethics,and unfolding relations betweenauthorship, ownership, citation, participation, and consent,arekey concernswithin the SKH artistic research environment.

Throughexperimental and expandedpractices of cooperation, documentation, publication, and exposition, as well as curating a culture of intra-, inter-, and trans-disciplinarity, SKH endeavors to increase the access to, and circulation of, research produced within artistic and academic fields, with a desire to connect to society more, more often, with morecomplexity andmore precision.

See links below for more information:

Visit Stockholm University of the Arts Portal page in RC

Stockholm University of the Arts publications in DIVA

VIS – Nordic Journal for Artistic Research

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Photo: Shauheen Daneshfar. Map to the Future of Circus – Beyond Disciplinary Boundaries, Marie-Andrée Robitaille and Alisan Funk, Research Week 2023.

    • Profile areas

      At SKH, four profile areas: Concept and Composition; Art, Technology and Materiality; Bodily and Vocal Practices; Site, Event, Encounter, foster the development of the research area - Artistic Practices, function as subject specific and inter-subjective meeting places and support the evolution of our intra-, inter-, and trans-disciplinary artistic research environment.

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