News from CROCUS
CROCUS organizes events that connect in various ways to creativity and creative industries. Several of them are open to sign up for.
See below for more information on what is happening throughout the year.
Save-the-Date for CROCUS activities 2024
- 11-12 April, Research seminar series on the theme Sound, IAC, Malmö
- 15 April at 15:15-17:00, Book talk with Katja Lindqvist (Department of Service Studies, Lund University), Lizette Gradén and Thomas O'dell (both from Division of Ethnology, Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences, Lund University), Lund (location to be announced shortly), and Erika Andersson Cederholm (Department of Service Studies, Lunds University) and moderator Chris Mathieu (Department of Sociology, Lund University).
- 12-14 June, CROCUS conference BEYOND SITE/SIGHT, Brandstationen, Helsingborg, see below for more information.
- Research seminar on the series theme Materiality, IAC, Malmö (moved to the autumns activities, date be announces later)
See below, for more information about each event.
Welcome to participate!
Upcoming events:
Sign up for CROCUS Conference 2024
BEYOND SITE/SIGHT Cultural Spaces and the Conditions of Creativity
Welcome to the CROCUS international conference on June 12-14, 2024 in Helsingborg. Day two is arranged in collaboration with the City of Helsingborg and Region Skåne.
Registration for CROCUS BEYOND SITE/SIGHT is open, to sign up see the following link.
Please note that the number of places for the conference is limited.
Program: The panels for June 12th are now published - for that and more information about the program and the conference, see the conference page.
When: June, 12th-14th, 2024
Where: June 12th + 14th - Brandstationen, Helsingborg and June 13th Dunker's cultural center, Helsingborg
Registration: The conference is free, to register see the following page.
The New, the Mundane and the Relational
On April 11-12, we invite you to two half-days on the theme sound. The talk is held in English.
In this seminar, organised by Crocus and the Sound, Narrative, Technology network, will focus on emerging projects that explore relationships between different disciplines, media and collaborators. The discussion addresses technologies and methods that we have around us all the time, and how these shape our artistic practice and everyday lives. Last, we embark on an afro-optimistic flight into the future.
Program
Thursday, April 11th
13:00–14:00
Plastic Extension of Music
Presenter: Bertrand Chavarría-Aldrete, Malmö Academy of Music, Lund University
14:00–15:00
The Mothership is not a Metaphor (on Zoom)
Presenter: John-Paul Zaccarini, SKH, Stockholm
Coffee break
15:30–16:30
Ordinarily Uncanny – Conceptual Ambiguity and affective Variation
Presenter: Robert Willim, Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences, Lund University
16:30–17:30
Embodied Composition Techniques for Site-Specific Augmented Reality Performances
Presenter: Marika Hedemyr
19:00–
Electric Voice Toolbox: a Model of co-creation for Extended Singer and live electronics
Presenter: Felicita Brusoni, Malmö Academy of Music, Lund University
Two Blind Composers and a Poem
Performance by Bertrand Chavarría-Aldrete, Malmö Academy of Music, Lund University
Excerpts from ”ZONA – Music at the Threshold”
Artist: Kent Olofsson, SKH, Stockholm
During the day
I’m a Good Listener (audiovisual screening)
Artists: Robert Willim, Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences, Lund University & Jörgen Dahlqvist, Malmö Theatre Academy, Lund University
Friday, April 12th
13:00–14:00
The Development of a Multilingual Hybrid Work
Presenters: Vanja Hamidi Isacson, playwright and Daniel Fjellström, composer
14:00–15:00
Absurd Sounds
Presenter: Yann Coppier, Malmö Academy of Music, Lund University
Coffee break
15:30–16:30
The Zone - an Artistic Exploration on Visual Poetry, Beliefs, Love, and Sonic Spaces.
Presenters: Kent Olofsson, SKH, Stockholm
16:30–17:00
Discussion and Summing up
For more information see the following pdf:
The ’Sound, Narrative, Technology’ Research Network SNT is an emerging research network between Malmö Theater Academy and SKH, Stockholm. The network is researching sound as performance, dramaturgy and dramatic writing, musical composition and collaborative strategies. Through this initiative researchers and artists meet to develop and deepen the fields that emerge at the intersection between different art practices.
If you want to attend, please email Jörgen Dahlqvist at jorgen [dot] dahlqvist [at] thm [dot] lu [dot] se (jorgen[dot]dahlqvist[at]thm[dot]lu[dot]se) to register. Thank you.
Earlier edition in this seminar series:
- On Orality, Writing and Compositional Practices in Relation to Text, Inter Arts Center, Malmö, 13-14 April 2023
- On Integration of Technology, Media and Mediation, Inter Arts Center, Malmö, 11-12 October 2023
Welcome!
Book talk about culture and the creative industries
On April 15 at 15:15-17:00, we invite you to an exciting book talk around three newly launched books that all touch on aspects of the creative industries. The talk is held in English.
Program
15:15 Welcome from the CROCUS network
Presentation of the new anthology Creative work - Conditions, Contexts and Practices, editors Erika Andersson Cederholm, Katja Lindqvist, Ida de Wit Sandström, Philip Warkander. Erika Andersson Cederholm (Department of Service Studies, Lunds University) presents the new anthology.
- Erika Andersson Cederholm is Professor of Service Studies at the Department of Service Studies, Lund University. Her research interest is within economic sociology, tourism, and working life studies. Her recent research includes studies of lifestyle entrepreneurship in rural contexts, the role of meetings in organisations, and working conditions in the digital games industry.
- Creative work - Conditions, Contexts and Practices features case studies from the European context, contributors tap into the experiences and practices from creative workers, demonstrating their attempts to navigate a changing environment which affects spaces, identities, and professional roles. Providing an opportunity to expand our conception of what creative work is, the book draws on studies of a range of activities, practices and sectors that are usually included in the cultural and creative industries as well as ones that are more untraditional. See link for more information about the book.
Cultural and Creative Industries Policy Making: Sweden in the European Context
Katja Lindqvist (Department of Service Studies, Lund University) presents her new book.
- Katja Lindqvist, PhD, is Associate Professor at the Department of Service Studies and conducts research on organisation and management as well as policy and governance of and in the cultural field. She publishes and teaches in the field of arts management since the 1990s.
- Lindqvist is the author of the book Cultural and Creative Industries Policy Making: Sweden in the European Context (2024) Palgrave MacMillan. The book discusses development and challenges of implementing policy aiming to support development within the creative field in Sweden and at EU level. In particular, the book traces the development over time of CCI policy and points to organisational as well as stakeholder tensions in making policy happen. See link for more information about the book.
Hip Heritage and Museum Practices in Contemporary Hybrid Markets
Lizette Gradén and Thomas O'dell (both from the Division of Ethnology, Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences, Lund University) presents their new book.
- Lizette Gradén is an Associate Professor of Ethnology at the Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences. Her research includes Scandinavian-American culture and heritage, performance, ritual, and tradition, and cultural heritage making in museums and vernacular settings. She led numerous international research and curatorial projects focused on Nordic and American connectivity.
- Tom O’Dell is Professor of Ethnology in the Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences at Lund University, Sweden. His research in recent years has focused primarily upon The Cultural Economy, and the manner in which economic and cultural processes can be understood to be entangled in one another.
- Gradén and O’Dell are co-authors of the book Hip Heritage and Museum Practices in Contemporary Hybrid Markets (2024) London: Routledge. Focusing on how museums prioritize and produce content, the book demonstrates how economic issues play an ever-larger role in determining how cultural heritage is being framed and presented in contemporary heritage museums. Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork conducted by the authors at seven museums over the course of five years, this book offers an in-depth analysis of heritage museums in Nordic, Scandinavian and North American contexts. It investigates how economic realities, coupled with the cultural contexts in which museums operate, affect how these institutions organize, manage and develop their collections to make themselves relevant in society. See link for more information about the book.
Moderated talk led by Chris Mathieu (Department of Sociology, Lund University) with Lindqvist, Gardén and O'dell about their books.
- Chris Mathieu is Reader in the Sociology of Work and Organisation at the Department of Sociology at Lund University. He is chair of the European Sociological Association’s Research Network on the Sociology of the Arts (RN02), an affiliated researcher at the Institute for Employment Research, University of Warwick and research fellow at the Birgit Rausing Centre for Medical Humanities (LU). Recent book publications include Accomplishing Cultural Policy in Europe(Routledge, 2022 with Valerie Visanich) and The Oxford Handbook of Job Quality (OUP, 2022, with Warhurst and Dwyer).
When: 15 April, 2024, 15:15-17:00
Where: LUX, Helgonavägen 3, 223 62, Lund, Room: LUX:B352
Welcome and we hope to see you there.
Save-the-Date for CROCUS Conference 2024
BEYOND SITE/SIGHT Cultural Spaces and the Conditions of Creativity
When: June, 12th-14th, 2024
Where: Brandstationen, Gåsebäcksvägen 2, 252 27 Helsingborg
More information will follow. You can also follow the update of information on the conference page, see the following page.
On 12-14 June 2024 the cross-disciplinary network CROCUS is inviting you to an international conference gathering keynote speakers, round tables, research presentations, art exhibitions and experimentationaround the theme of cultural spaces and the conditions of creativity.
During the conference we will explore policies, digital and physical places and platforms for culture and creativity, as well as place making, performance and play.
The aim of the conference is to:
- Understand the aesthetics and the role of materiality, emotions, bodies, and senses to reach an understanding of transformations beyond restrictions by reason and measure.
- Capture affects, ambiances, experiences and the tacit knowledge, embedded in spaces and places of transformation with regards to innovation, co-creation and sustainability.
- Enhance knowledge and understanding of activities, practices, models, methods, and tools for and within creative ecosystems.
- Facilitate flows of creative processes, value-creating resources and circular supply chains to gain knew knowledge of how cultural and creative practices and industries can relate to dynamic and sustainable urban spaces and environments.
CROCUS focuses on cultural and creative industries aiming to create a dynamic and living environment that strengthens both research and education. Hence, this conference addresses researchers, artists and practitioners in culture, creativity and the arts to blur the borders between art, design, architecture, social science, and the humanities to produce objects and forms that could be vectors of scientific inquiry, mediation with different stakeholders at a wider scale.
Network members are encouraged to come with ideas for conference streams, sessions, and speakers. Please contact Cecilia Fredriksson and Marie Ledendal for ideas and thoughts.
Welcome!
Prior events from 2023:
THEME MATERIALITY - Seminar on the Role of Materiality
Welcome on December 6th, to a one-day seminar where we will be focusing on materiality from different perspectives. We are interested in the role of materiality, how materiality relates to place, body, emotions and senses, how it relates to practices, methods and creativity.
When: December, 6th, 2023, 9:30-17:00
Where: Brandstationen, Gåsebäcksvägen 2, 252 27 Helsingborg
For registration please email to marie [dot] ledendal [at] isk [dot] lu [dot] se (marie[dot]ledendal[at]isk[dot]lu[dot]se) latest on Monday, Dec 4th
All presentations will be given in English.
Program
9:30–10:00
Morning coffee and welcome
10:00–10:50
Material culture as historical source of ideas about fashion in life and death in the 17th century
Presenter: Pernilla Rasmussen (Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences, Lund University)
Rasmussen is Senior Lecturer at the Division on Fashion Studies, Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences.
- This presentation gives an example of how the clothed body can be studied as historical source, and how ideas in the 17th century about life, health, and death were materialized in clothing practices in the funerary dress of Peder Winstrup, Bishop of Lund. Peder Winstrup, known as initiator of Lund university, was buried in Lund Cathedral in 1680.
11:00-11:50
Co-Creative Knitting – explorations of an improvisational practices
Presenter: Marie Ledendal (Department of Strategic communication, Lund University) & Charlotte Østergaard (Malmö Theatre Academy, Lund University)
Ledendal is a Textile Designer and Senior Lecturer in Applied Visual Communication. Her research interest lays within materiality and design practices. ØstergaardDanish designer, artist, educator, and PhD fellow in artistic research, in her research costume (crafted materialities) act as a medium to study co-creative processes.
- This presentation presents a collaborative work-in-progress project with the objective of exploring the dimensions of co-creative knitting practices. Drawing on artistic research, we introduce these practices as a playful and improvisational entanglement of human and non-human, resulting in co-constructed knowledge and meaning through performative and textile practices.
Lunch break, with guided tour of Brandstationen
13:00–13:50
The Materialities of Staging Theatre
Presenter: Jörgen Dahlqvist (Malmö Theatre Academy, Lund University)
Dahlqvist is a playwright and director. He is a PhD Student in artistic research at Malmö Theatre Academy since 2021.
- This presentation discusses how different materialities influence the artistic work when staging theatre. The presentation is based on the performance Ibsendekonstruktion II: Brand that premiered in Malmö in the spring of 2023. Through the work with various materialities a manifold of aesthetic choices are made possible on how to interpret and stage a dramatic text. This will in turn affect the audience's experience and meaning making.
14:00–14:50
Spawning and Probing Verses - The Mundania case
Presenter: Robert Willim (The Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences, Lund University)
Willim is Associate professor of Ethnology, lecturer in Digital Cultures and artist.
- This presentation will concentrate on how he uses the interplay between materiality, light and sound across different media in his work. Willim will also discuss how he have developed the concept Mundania through art and research and through different forms of expression.
Coffee break
15:10-16:00
Mediations of effortless accumulation for a polyphonic assemblage
Presenter: Halla Steinunn Stefansdottir (Malmö Academy of Music, Lund University) Stefánsdóttir is an artistic researcher at Malmö Academy of Music her research looks at what sonic thinking can afford through its many material entanglements in our techno-social societies. Recent commissions have linked to the lithosphere as well as sustainable agriculture in the EU.
- This presentation looks at the mediations involved in the creation of a shimmering ornament of silt (Bruton & Stefánsdóttir, 2022), a multi-channel installation and performance work created for the National Arts Centre Orchestra’s SPHERE festival held in Ottawa (CA) in 2022.
16:10-16:50
Ancestral Dramaturgies: Uncovering Voinha's Migration Journey
Presenter: Iury Salustiano Trojaborg (Malmö Theatre Academy, Lund University)
Trojaborg’s doctoral research investigates ways of using performance art as a regenerative socio-political tool to provoke change in the understanding of the lives of immigrants.
- In this presentation Trojaborg analyse how the artefacts of questioning and listening became an important resource during the procedure of uncovering the personal and political reasons behind the migration journey his maternal grandmother Voinha embarked on in 1945 from the Amazon rainforest region to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; and further, his own migration journey from Latin America to the Middle East and on to northern Europe, fifteen years ago. How coupling questioning with listening, allowed an oppressed woman to speak for herself, fostering in this way dramaturgies of awareness to feminist empowerment as a means to tackle the colonial and patriarchal ways the Brazilian national identity, among many others, is constructed.
17:00 Closing
Welcome!
For more information see the following pdf:
Welcome on October 11th-12th, to a two-day seminar on technology, media and mediation.
ln this seminar we will discuss methods to integrate sound and image and text. One focus is on what counts as media in this specific practice: the text, music, sound, the live performances of actors’ and musicians’? Or is the art form itself a medium? Another field of interests is how and what is mediated through technology, and what possibilities there are to address societal challenges through technology.
The seminar is a collaboration between CROCUS and SNT.
Sound, Narrative, Technology (SNT) is a network researching audio performance, dramatic writing, musical composition and hörspiel. Researchers, artists and experts within these disciplines meet to develop and deepen the fields that emerge at the intersection, and where the questions and problems take their starting point in narrative, artistic methods and content.
When: 11-12 October, 2023
Where: IAC – Inter Arts Center, Bergsgatan 29, 214 22 Malmö
For registration please email to jorgen [dot] dahlqvist [at] thm [dot] lu [dot] se (jorgen[dot]dahlqvist[at]thm[dot]lu[dot]se), latest on Mon. Oct 9th
Program
Wednesday, October 11th
9:45–10:00
Introducing the SNT research initiative Information of the Crocus research network
10:00–10:50
Investigation of the Relationships between Text-Music/Music-Text
Presenters: Vanja Hamidi Isacson, playwright and Daniel Fjellström, Composer
11:10–12:00
Dramaturgy in the X and Y Axes: Temporality and Causality
Presenter: Jörgen Dahlqvist. Malmö Theatre Academy
Lunch break
13:00–13:50
Evoking Mundania: Magic, Mess and Monotony
Presenter: Robert Willim, Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences
14:10–15:00
The Appearance of Actions: On Rifts as World
Presenter: Annika Nyman, Malmö Theatre Academy
15:20–16:10
Strategies for the Composed Theatre – Augmented Hörspiel as Method (presented in Swedish)
Presenter: Magnus Bunnskog, artistic director of Audiorama
19:00
Artistic presentations & Seminar Bar
(inter)actions
Presenter: Robert Ek, Luleå University of Technology
Eldar (Performance, Work in Progress)
Presenters: Teatr Weimar
Thursday, October 12th
10:00–10:50
Parklife – A Sound Event
Presenter: Erik Pold, Malmö Theatre Academy at Lund University
11:10–12:00
Audio-Visual Dissonance (presented in Swedish)
Presenter: John Hanse and Jonas Åkesson
Lunch break
13:00–13:50
“The holms are beginning to emerge”: of media and mediation in the creation of a shimmering ornament of silt
Presenter: Halla Steinunn Stefánsdóttir
14:10–15:00
Mapping strategies: Intermedial translation in interface design
Presenter: Robert Ek, Luleå University of Technology
15:20-16.10
The Transformative Potential of New Audio Technologies in Theatre
Presenter: Kent Olofsson, SKH, Stockholm
16:20-16.30 Summing up
For more information about presentation see the following pdf:
Open lecture
Kalle och Kivik till folket! Om konst, kultur och konsumtion.
Welcome to an open lecture at Kultren i Lund with Cecilia Fredriksson about department stores, design and mass consumption
ORGANIZER: Kulturen i Lund
When: Thursday 28th September 6:00pm - 7:00pm
Where: Kulturen i Lund, Tegnérsplatsen 6, 223 50 Lund
Kulturen has free entry from 5.45pm. The lecture will be in Swedish.
Cecilia Fredriksson researcher in the Crocus network and professor of ethnology and consumer culture at Lund University, Campus Helsingborg, gives an open lecture in relation to the exhibition 'Sven Fristedt - Mästare i mönster' at Kulturen in Lund, where she will talk about the meeting between department stores, design and mass consumption in 1960s and 70s Sweden. A new product aesthetic created new relationships between consumer and product, between designer and buyer. What happened when Sven Fristedt's fabrics took place in the big department stores?
Follow the link to read more about the lecture.
Welcome
'Bling & Other Breaches in Design'
Members of the Crocus network are welcome to network member Despina Christoforidou's public defence
Organizer: The Division of Industrial Design, Department of Design, Sciences Faculty of Engineering, LTH, Lunds University
Public defence for the academic thesis 'Bling & Other Breaches in Design' by Despina Christoforidou
Research subject: Industrial Design
Opponent appointed by the Faculty is Professor Toni-Matti Karjalainen, Finland.
When: The public defence of the doctoral thesis will take place on Thursday June 15th, 2023 at 01:15 p.m.
Where: Lecture Hall Stora hörsalen IKDC, Sölvegatan 26, Faculty of Engineering LTH, Lund.
The dissertation will be live streamed, but part of the premises is to be excluded from the live stream.
Zoom: https://lu-se.zoom.us/j/67325298485
The public defence will be held in English.
For more information about the presentations see the following link below:
In my thesis work, I have focused on questions such as: How can norm breaches and breachers be used to illuminate blindspots in the design field?
One of the conclusions is that design and designers can be understood in terms of 'in-betweenness/mellanförskap', i.e., neither inside nor outside and at the same time both, thereby providing opportunities to combine and expand different fields. To achieve that, it requires a willingness and ability to handle and manage the friction involved.'
- Despina Christoforidou
Performance 'Community Walk' with Charlotte Østergaard
Network member Charlotte Østergaard are part of Prague Quadrennial (PQ23) program with the participatory performative co-costumed walking-experience Community Walk.
Community Walk is an immersive co-costumed performance experience that invites the audience to participate and encounter costume in a non-traditional way. As a participant, wearing a 'costume for two' (worn over your own clothes), you will be invited on an exploratory and playful “walking journey” through the area of Pražská Tržnice in Prague in a community of other co-costumed pairs (people you may or may not know). In Community Walk the costume acts as a vehicle to create creative and joyful spaces for embodied conversations and entanglements between the wearers.
Charlotte Østergaard is a Danish Visual Artist and PhD student, Malmö Theatre Academy, Lund University, working in costume, textile and performance art. She has designed costumes for more than 65 performances, her artwork has been exhibited internationally and her costume-driven performances have been shown at several festivals.
During Community Walk and as participant, you will wear a costume (on top of your clothing) that connect you to another participant and as a co-costumed pair you are invited to explore and test the possibilities of the costume. Each Community Walk has a maximum 20 participants.
Performance or walking dates in Prague during PQ23, duration 1,5 hours (outdoor):
- Sunday June 11, 2023, at 11:00 & 15:00
- Tuesday June 13, 2023, at 13:00 & 16:00
- Thursday June 15, 2023, at 16:00
Register: Everyone that attend PQ23 are invited to join as participants – no skills needed apart from the ability to walk. Participants are encouraged to register to participate in the performance by mail studio [at] charlotteostergaard [dot] dk until the one-day before the day/time that you want to participate. The spot will be confirmed by mail at the latest in the morning of the day that your will participate.
Location: Holešovice Market (the PQ23 venue) in the café located at Hall 11, Prague
Community Walk are supported by The Danish Art Foundation and PQ2023.
Read more about Community Walk here
THEME SOUND: On Orality, Writing and Compositional Practices in Relation to Text
Welcome on April 13-14, to a two-day seminar on orality, writing and compositional practices in relation to text that CROCUS co-organizes with the research initiative SNT (Sound, Narrative, Technology). The seminar explores how understanding from an artistic practice could inform method development in the arts and artistic research, as well as in other research fields. What learning outcomes are there from working with music and text? What are the different strategies in writing for musical composition?
Sound, Narrative, Technology, SNT is a network researching audio performance, dramatic writing, musical composition and hörspiel. Researchers, artists and experts within these disciplines meet to develop and deepen the fields that emerge at the intersection, and where the questions and problems take their starting point in narrative, artistic methods and content.
When: 13-14 April, 2023
Where: IAC – Inter Arts Center, Bergsgatan 29, 214 22 Malmö
For registration please email to jorgen [dot] dahlqvist [at] thm [dot] lu [dot] se (jorgen[dot]dahlqvist[at]thm[dot]lu[dot]se) or kent [dot] olofsson [at] uniarts [dot] se
Program
The presentations will be held in Swedish/Scandinavian.
Thursday, April 13th
9:45–10:00
Introducing the SNT research initiative and information from CROCUS
10:00–10:50
Text and music in performance – aspects on the interplay between dramatic writing, acting and musical composition,
Presenter: Kent Olofsson
11:10–12:00
The Augmented Hörspiel – Composed Theatre, Presenter: Magnus Bunnskog
13:00–13:50 Thinking in play, Presenter: Tale Næss
Lunch break
14:10–15:00
The compositional practice as a playwright, Presenter: Vanja Hamidi Isacson
15:30–16:30
Device Lectures – part discourse, part distortion, Presenter: Robert Willim
Artistic presentations & Seminar Bar
18:30
Artistic Presentation: Egots vibrationer by Magnus Bunnskog
19:45
Artistic Presentation: 'Allt vad mina händer grävt upp'
Text: Sima Wolgast & Elisabeth Hjorth. Music: Jörgen Dahlqvist & Sima Wolgast
Artistic Presentation: Fields of Unknowing with Robert Willim
21:00
Artistic Presentation: Karlskrona/Malmö by Jörgen Dahlqvist & Kent Olofsson
Friday, April 14th
10:00–10:50
Writing for a compositional practice, Presenter: Jörgen Dahlqvist
11:10–12:00
Letter-writing as method: 'Allt vad mina händer grävt upp', Presenter: Sima Wolgast & Elisabeth Hjorth
Lunch break
13:00–13:50
A Listening Dramaturgy, Presenter: Tanja Hylling Diers
14:10–15:00
Premises to Create – Investigating “Taste-Based” Biases and Creative Processes of Musicians: An Intervention Study
Presenter: Sima Wolgast & Christine Owman
15:00 Summing up
For more information about the presentations see the following link below:
Welcome!
The first network meeting in 2023 was on the theme of Materiality
THEME MATERIALITY
Welcome to the CROCUS network meeting on March 17, where we discuss how the concept of materiality circulates in relation to body, material, spatiality, expression and representation, how it can contribute to method development and new ways of reflecting in Visual Communication and Artistic Research in Theatre. Note, that the day will be in held in Swedish, hence the titles below in Swedish, with the exception of Østergaard's presentation.
Program:
9.30 - Welcome - Cecilia Fredriksson & Marie Ledendal
9.45-10.15 – Costumes as a kin-making material
Charlotte Østergaard (Costume Designer, PhD student, Malmö Theatre Academy, Lund University)
The presentationen will be given in English.
10:20-10.50 – Craftivism – materialitetens roll som mild protest i det offentliga rummet
Marie Ledendal (Textile Designer, Senior Lecturer, Department of Strategic communication, Lund University)
10:50-11:10 Coffee break
11.10-11.40 – Reflektioner kring blandning av fiktivt och dokumentärt material i scenkonst
Jörgen Dahlqvist (Theater Producer, PhD student, Malmö Theatre Academy, Lund University)
11.45-12.15 – Discussion, moderator, Robert Willim (Artist, Docent, Division of ALM and Digital Cultures, Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences, Lund University)
12.15 - Closing - Cecilia Fredriksson & Marie Ledendal
When: Friday, March 17, 2023, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m
Where: IAC - Inter Arts Center, Bergsgatan 29, 214 22 Malmö
Registration is required, please sign up by Tue 14 March marie [dot] ledendal [at] isk [dot] lu [dot] se (marie[dot]ledendal[at]isk[dot]lu[dot]se)
To see events from previous years, see the Prior Events page.
Registration for the BEYOND SITE/SIGHT conference is now open
To register for the conference BEYOND SITE/SIGHT Cultural Spaces and the Conditions of Creativity, please click here.
Please note that places are limited.
Save-the-Date for CROCUS Conference - BEYOND SITE/SIGHT Cultural Spaces and the Conditions of Creativity
On 12-14 June 2024 the cross-disciplinary network CROCUS is inviting you to an international conference gathering keynote speakers, round tables, research presentations, art exhibitions and experimentation around the theme of cultural spaces and the conditions of creativity.
During the conference we will explore policies, digital and physical places and platforms for culture and creativity, as well as place making, performance and play. Click on the link to read more about the conference
The fashion market in focus on the latest additions to our course portfolio
The Fashion Market: Innovation and Fashion Forecasting (5 hp) and The Fashion Market: Fashion Communication and Sustainability (5 hp) are two new courses that will start spring semester 2024 at the Department of Service Studies within Crocus' research area. See the link above for more information about the courses.
– Our courses aim to provide in-depth insights into how fashion as a creative industry and cultural industry positions the individual in a global world and in an economic, social and cultural context, says Cecilia Fredriksson, course coordinator and Professor of Ethnology and Consumer Culture at Lund University.
CROCUS - a flourishing network
"The network's ability to quickly mobilise researchers means that when an opportunity arises, we can act immediately", says project leader Cecilia Fredriksson from the Department of Service Management and Service Studies.
'I have used Helsingborg as the backdrop in three performances to discuss socio-economic division and the democratic engagement in Sweden.'
Read more about Jörgen Dahlqvist, Lund University and the others in Beyond Site/Sight's Community on the conference's community page.