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Research

The Department of Art has a dynamic, internationally respected research culture committed to making, curating and critically evaluating contemporary art. Research is carried out by staff and by research students.

Staff Research

Research carried out by staff in the department is both individual and collective, often produced in collaboration with galleries and museums, working in London’s cosmopolitan contemporary art world as well as exhibiting internationally. All teaching in the Department is informed by our professional and academic experience; we are committed to the idea that artistic and curatorial practice constitutes research and has a wide cultural impact within and beyond the university.

Doctoral Research Programmes

MPhil and PhD research carried out by artists, curators and writers in the Art Department is mostly practice-based, meaning that students are examined at the end of their research period on their practice (as artists, curators and writers) as well as on social, philosophical, historical questions they seek to determine through theoretical research carried out in academic form.

Research programme news:

Art Department research events Spring Term 2011

Please note the following events are open to all Art Department doctoral research students.

 

MON 24 JAN 10-12am studio A seminar room

Seminar with Chris Krauss

TUES 8 FEB 10-12am studio A seminar room

Seminar with Diedrich Diederichsen

14-16 FEB studios A & B

Research symposium on collaboration

17 11-4pm studio A seminar room

On Forensic/objects: seminar with Eyal Weizman and Andrea Phillips

17 FEB 5pm Ian Guilland Lecture Theatre

Screening of A Long History of Madness by Michelle Willimas Gamaker and Mieke Bal

18 FEB 2pm studio A seminar room

 

Discussion of A Long History of Madness with Michelle and Mieke Bal

2 MAR 2pm studio A seminar room

Seminar with Boris Groys

2 MAR 5pm Ian Guilland Lecture Theatre

Lecture by Boris Groys

21-23 MARCH studios A & B

Research symposium with SKOR (Dutch Foundation for Art in the Public Realm)