Kunsten som Forum, Københavns Universitet

15/06/2025

Summer readings 🌞 We are excited to pass on all 18 Kunsten som Forum På Tryk books as online versions. Find them here:
https://tidsskrift.dk/ksf/index

Read more in our final newsletter:
https://newsletter.info.ku.dk/mail/obs/641q1kju01988ZTEaDg580380724

12/06/2024

I handlen er Kunsten som forum på tryk #16 af og om kunstnerkollektivet UFOlab 🌼

Få Historicizing the Work of UFOlab Artist Collective Around Transnational Adoption af UFOlab som bog på dansk - 9788779450820 - Bøger rummer alle sider af livet. Læs Lyt Lev blandt millioner af bøger på Saxo.com.

11/06/2024

Kunst- og performanceteoretiker Shannon Jacksons essay om klimakritisk bevidsthed i videokunsten er udkommet som #14 i vores publikationsserie Kunsten som forum på tryk. Art Matter - former kunsten.nu fortsætter deres serie om kunstens sociale infrastrukturer med Cecilie Ullerup Schmidts og Solveig Daugaards introduktion til Jacksons arbejde

Introduktion til kunsthistoriker og performanceteoretiker Shannon Jacksons essay Økologisk tid i tidsbaseret mediekunst.

15/03/2024

Så er de seneste udgivelser i serien "Kunsten som Forum på tryk" i samarbejde med Billedkunstskolernes forlag at finde i de lokale boghandlere. Læs postdoc Line Ellegaards introduktion til Julia Bryan-Wilsons essay "At pynte på Madalenas tråde" i kunsten.nu

https://kunsten.nu/journal/tekstilkunst-set-fra-et-queerfeministisk-perspektiv/

05/03/2024

Feel free to join "Communities of Separatism: Concluding seminar". Kindly register by March 18th. Free admission. Coffee and lunch included ☕🥗 : eventsignup.ku.dk/concludingseminar
Read more about Communities of Separatism here: https://artsandculturalstudies.ku.dk/research/communities-of-separatism/

02/10/2023

Cecilie Ullerup Schmidt og Frederik Tygstrup taler om betingelser for fællesskab i kunst og akademia hos Mathias Kryger i Art Pod.
Lyt med her: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5PVsgNqrnPB6ffNOIQ7otC

20/06/2023

Er du studerende, og kunne du tænke dig at læse og skrive med Kunsten som Forum i efterårssemestret '23 🍂 så se her

Har du lyst til at være en del af vores forskningscenter og læse, tænke og skrive sammen med forskere i efterårssemestret 2023?

06/02/2023

“Not this time” extended deadline – 10 February 2023.

Please join us 24-26 May 2023 at the conference “Not this time. Temporalities of ending, editing, and enduring” at University of Copenhagen.
We call for papers reflecting on maintenance, endurance, and redistribution in knowledge production, lived lives and artistic practices among other perspectives on temporalities.

For more information:

This conference calls for perspectives on retrieving and renegotiating temporal aspects of artistic practices, lived lives, and knowledge production.

27/01/2023

Call for papers

How may we rework time ontologically, epistemologically, methodologically, analytically, or even affectively?

Join us at this spring’s conference “Not this time. Temporalities of ending, editing, and enduring” at University of Copenhagen, 24-26 May 2023 for discussions and perspectives on retrieving and renegotiating temporal aspects of artistic practices, lived lives, and knowledge production. 🌱

Keynotes are The Waiting Times Project, writer and curator Annett Busch and Professor Fatima El-Tayeb.

Deadline 1 February 2023.

For more information about the call:

This conference calls for perspectives on retrieving and renegotiating temporal aspects of artistic practices, lived lives, and knowledge production.

18/03/2022

Registration is now open for our conference “Connect/Cut. Infrastructures and Collective Activity” at University of Copenhagen South Campus on April 6-8. Please register now to join us for three days of sharing, discussing, and critical thinking about the conditions of doing things together. The full program with exiting abstracts and list of speakers (as well as a more catchy visual identity) is being put together and will be published very soon.

21/01/2022

Call for Papers - Deadline extended until February 15.

Please join us in Copenhagen this spring for the conference “Connect/Cut. Infrastructures and Collective Activity”, April 6-8. We encourage a wide range of interdisciplinary approaches to explore with us how space, time, visibility, and access are mediated by infrastructure in and beyond the arts.

We are happy to already be able to announce professors Shannon Mattern, Carolina Rito and Siegfried Zielinski as keynotes.

Hit the link and send us your abstract:
https://artsandculturalstudies.ku.dk/art-as-forum/events/connectcut-infrastructures-and-collective-activity/