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Deliverables
An online documentation on the contents and guests of the webinars will be produced and made available for all students and members of the Alliance and for external experts, too.
Architecture of a knowledge management system for arts and creativity training (opens in new window)An innovative knowledge management system for arts and creativity training will be implemented through the building of a virtual didactic platform and a system of indexing all the contents of the platform.
first short policy brief (opens in new window)This policy brief serves as a general policy feedback for the EU at the end of the first reporting period
Interim report on publications, the Open Artistic Research seminar and status-quo of the Common R&I database (opens in new window)The Halftime report on publications web publication print publications press releases of the Common EU4ART Research Innovation Agenda the Open Artistic Research seminar and statusquo of Common Research and Innovation database will inform about publicized information that will represent the development and elaboration of the Common EU4ART Research Innovation Agenda The Common EU4ART Research Innovation communication will be organised according with the CCS The Halftime report will provide insight into the implementation of the CSS and report the first results of the Common EU4ART Research Innovation Agenda The Halftime report will also provide information about the Open Artistic Research seminar that will promote Open Science skills and education practises that will be explored developed and used in the conjunction with Open Culture and Open Art practises Art practise led research research led art practise and artistic research It will inform about artistic researchbased citizen science activities and the Citizen Artistic Research to develop societal awareness about Sustainable Development Goals and to encourage to set in designs of sustainability and zero pollution strategies in all societal activities The Halftime report will furthermore deliver information about the development stage of the Common Research and Innovation database that will be intended as a part of RITN platform The Common Research and Innovation database will allow to publish and make publicly available outcomes of research and art practise informed and related research activities providing missing opportunity for artistsresearchers to make their research outcomes publicly available The Halftime report will describe the actual development framework and first results of the pilot activities of the Common Research and Innovation database
Report on new teaching formats for the outreach to society (opens in new window)This report on the outcome of new teaching formats for the outreach to society focuses mainly on the intertwining of the Horizon2020 project with partners that are not related to universities and economy but active in education, cultural politics, pedagogics and other knowledge transferring fields of society. It will include e.g. cooperation with schools and summer schools at the member universities.The outcome will be reflected from the different perspectives of the partners, mirroring also the specificities of the nationalcultural backgrounds. The outcome will allow all partners to discuss new approaches from their partner countries‘ background in order to check how far they can be fruitful for use in the own context.
second short policy brief (opens in new window)short policy brief as information for the EU at the end of the second reporting period
Concept for a series of webinars (opens in new window)Series of webinars focused on RI of fine arts fine arts and business investment fine arts and their relevance in the training of high level managers and CEO
Description of a common framework for quality management (opens in new window)This detailed description of a common framework including tools for quality management and for the equality of opportunity and access and inclusivity refers to the steps that are taken to guarantee an excellent quality in the execution of the project This includes a clear definition of the common quality criteria as well as their adequate content and technical implementationSpecial consideration must be given to questions of equal opportunities gender justice and inclusion as well as comparable issues
Common Communication Strategy (opens in new window)The Common Communication Strategy CCS will be common framework of the communication and promotion of the project The CCS will have a communication plan that set out a description and timing for each communication activity It will promote the activities and their results by providing targeted information to multiple audiences possibly engaging in a twoway exchange and will set clear objectivities for all stages of communication The CCS will be developed by WP5
Final report on the completed dissemination activities (opens in new window)The Final report on the completed dissemination activities will bring information about all dissemination activities, informing about their forms, targeted audiences. Delivered results and collected feedbacks. It also will provide with information about future activities that will be intended to ensure sustainability of the Common EU4ART Research & Innovation AgendaThe Final report will include report on the Launch of Research & Innovation Transformation Networking (RITN) web platform and on launch and performance of Common Research and Innovation database and the plan for the further dissemination and exploitation of results will provide information and also final insight into all achieved results of the RITN and the Common Research and Innovation database. The Report will provide understanding into how the RITN database will ensure global visibility of art practise informed and related research activities of partner institutions and the Open Science role model for all art practise informed and related research activities. It also will inform about open access of research outcomes and its social, cultural and economic impacts and the model how to harmonize the respect of intellectual property of artists and researchers involved ensuring open access to the outcomes of their art practise informed and related research. It will be dedicated to the advancement of artistic research dissemination and digital publishing. The launching of the Research & Innovation Transformation Networking (RITN) web platform and on launch and performance of Common Research and Innovation database will create new communication channels. The Report will include the plan for the dissemination and exploitation of results that will set out a description and timing for new communication activities that will ensure the sustainability of achieved results, the further communication the Common EU4ART Research & Innovation Agenda and the dissemination for artists-researchers to make their research outcomes publicly available through Common Research and Innovation database.
Concept for a series of entrepreneurship-related courses (opens in new window)A concept for entrepreneurship related courses will be developed to install an innovative frame of education concerning art and science for managers, businessmen, CEO (seminars, short courses and life long learning courses). Innovative short courses will be created to form professional staff at Alliance level in order to create and develop projects between Academic world and Corporate world.
Report on the Pilot Phase of the Labs, Hubs and Graduate Schools (opens in new window)After the first pilot phase of the artistic research labs and graduate schools as well as docotoral studies in the different universities of EU4ART, this report will shed light on the fruitful results but also on more controversial aspects of the four individual national and university-related approaches towards the field of artistic research.We expect this report to allow us to deduce precious information for achieving and continuation as well of the individual development of the labs at each university as for the future cooperation between the universities.
Concept for Research and Innovation Transformation Networking web platform (opens in new window)The Concept for Research and Innovation Transformation Networking RITN will describe the conceptual outline of the Research and Innovation Transformation Networking RITN It will define the main RITN factors characteristics its intended networking parameters and information workflow It will establish the way how the information about research research outcomes research infrastructures and human resources will be shared on the RITN The RITN is intended to be developed as part of project website that will directly interlink with Erasmus European University EU4ART website therefore it is important to establish clear demarcation and synergy with the existing commutation channels
Publication of anthology on artistic research (opens in new window)"The research results are published in the form of a book. All members of the alliance will publish studies on their artistic research and results. Within the framework of the work package, one of the objectives is to publish a book on the question of art and research, based on the experiments and findings as well as research analysis of each WP. The book will collect studies from researchers involved in the alliance on the questions, approaches or social and intercultural relevance of artistic research, on the one hand. It explores a methodological framework and the subject of artistic research , also from the different viewpoints of the four associates. On the other hand, it will also comprise case studies of divergent experimental methodologies, lab models as well as models for disseminating unorthodox methodologies through e.g. exhibition spaces, art education etc. The book is planned to be published by a referenced art publisher at the end of the third year.The publication is based on a report on the notion of different approaches towards the term ""artistic research""."
Summary of harmonized Intellectual Property Rules (opens in new window)The summary presents the national and international regulations on the protection of intellectual properties in the partner countries of the EU4ART association Intellectual property protection strikes a balance between the interests of innovative solutions and creative creators and the wider public interest in order to foster an environment based on the flourishing of creativity and innovation The legal regulations are different in each country By making the rules and practices of each one available they become comparable The summaries will be available during the project
Reports of situation analysis of the partners' knowledge transfer activities (opens in new window)This involves reporting the research activities and RDI services of the partners The methodological framework and purpose of the activity defined by us is to become familiar with the research activities of the partners as well as to collect professional information related to RDI services We collect previous research and innovation practices and explore joint structures and share best practices facilitating collaboration in activities that could be common to all alliances The report presents past experiences activities and identifies possible practical directions for alliance partners
Information exchange and management processes established (opens in new window)The partners will use the first three months to exchange basic projectrelated information and universityspecific objectives and to set up permanent processes and working groups in the project organization This first essential work step should be completed after three months and mapped in its basic structures
Set of ICT tools for supporting the virtual ateliers (opens in new window)The implementation of the online platform will make available highly specialized single course modules focused on art applied to research and innovation to generate a continuous growth of skills and research on new uses of art in science
Report on further national and international funding possibilities to support schemes for follow-up steps (opens in new window)The RITN will have particular module of the information for all forthcoming activities that are related to the respective field of art practise informed researches it will provide information about open calls and events Horizon Europe information transfer application orientation for university researchers and also will host virtual Horizon Europe information days The Report on further national and international funding possibilities to support schemes for followup steps will provide outlines and general information but also particular national and international funding possibilities to ensure sustainability of the Common EU4ART Research Innovation
Publications
Author(s):
Prof. Oliver Kossack, Till Ansgar Baumhauer, Robert Czolkoss, Lotte Dohmen, Mona Freudenreich, Nele Hartmann, Taemen Jung, Viktoria Ovsepian, Veronika Pfaffinger, Ana Pireva, Claus Schöning
Published in:
2023, Page(s) 48, ISBN 978-3-949470-06-6
Publisher:
Hochschule für Bildende Künste Dresden, EU4ART_differences
Author(s):
editors: Ádám Albert, Eszter Lázár, Dániel Máté, Edina Nagy
authors: Svetlana Alpers, Claire Bishop, Louise Bourgeois, Henk Borgdorff, Mark Daniel Cohen, Florian Cramer, Agnes Denes, James Elkins, Paul Feyerabend, Renée Green, Tom Holert, Julian Klein, Joseph Kosuth, Philip Larrat-Smith, Vytautas Michelkevičius, Walter Mignolo, Robert Morris, Jussi Parikka, Susan Schuppli, Ben Spatz, Hit
Published in:
2023, Page(s) 418, ISBN 978-615-6450-12-8
Publisher:
Magyar Képzőművészeti Egyetem Budapest
Author(s):
edited by Veronica di Geronimo and Elena Giulia Rossi
Published in:
2023, Page(s) 160, ISBN 979-12-80058-23-2
Publisher:
Edizioni Kappabit
Author(s):
editors: Ádám ALBERT, Eszter LÁZÁR, Dániel MÁTÉ, Edina NAGY
authors: Ádám ALBERT, Costanza BARBIERI, Till Ansgar BAUMHAUER, Anca BENERA – Arnold ESTEFÁN, Judit BÖRÖCZ – Bence György PÁLINKÁS– Máté SZIGETI, John BUTLER, András CSÉFALVAY, Veronica DI GERONIMO, Ilona JURKONYTÉ @ilona.jurkonyte – Santiago Reyes VILLAVECES, Eszter LÁZÁR, Manuel Ángel MACÍA, Dániel MÁT
Published in:
2023, Page(s) 223, ISBN 978-615-6450-10-4
Publisher:
Magyar Képzőművészeti Egyetem
Author(s):
Kirsten Vincenz, Manuel Frey, Grit Ruhland, Till Ansgar Baumhauer, Michael Hiltbrunner, Esmeralda Condé Ruiz, Susanne Vincenz, Helmut Völter, Katja Marie Voigt, Emanuel Mathias, Kerstin Ergenzinger, Kerstin Hof, Andreas Brenne, Antje Seeger, Asad Raza, Gwendolin Kremer, A,malia Barboza
Published in:
2023, Page(s) 136, ISBN 978-3-949470-07-3
Publisher:
Landesverband Bildende Kunst Sachsen e.V., Kustodie der TU Dresden, EU4ART_differences, Kulturstiftung des Freistaates Sachsen
Author(s):
Kirsten Vincenz, Manuel Frey, Grit Ruhland, Till Ansgar Baumhauer, Michael Hiltbrunner, Esmeralda Condé Ruiz, Susanne Vincenz, Helmut Völter, Katja Marie Voigt, Emanuel Mathias, Kerstin Ergenzinger, Kerstin Hof, Andreas Brenne, Antje Seeger, Asad Raza, Gwendolin Kremer, A,malia Barboza
Published in:
2022, Page(s) 69
Publisher:
Association of fine Arts Saxony, Office for Academic Heritage, Scientific and Art Collections of TU Dresden, EU4ART_differences, Cultural Foundation of the Free State of Saxony
Author(s):
Editors:
Mátyás Fusz, Gabriella Kiss, Szabolcs KissPál
Authors:
Costanza Barbieri, Veronica Di Geronimo (ABARoma) Gabriella Kiss, Szabolcs KissPál (HUFA), Till Ansgar Baumhauer, Claudia Reichert (HfBK), Antra Priede (LMA)
Published in:
2023, Page(s) 71, ISBN 978-615-6450-06-7
Publisher:
Magyar Képzőművészeti Egyetem
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