Art and Ocean 3

This course investigates the role of art and the work of artists when it comes to addressing global challenges regarding the future of the oceans. Uncertainty, complexity, and fluidity within ocean research are challenging the borders of conventional forms of knowledge production. It opens up opportunities for interventions carried out within new alliances of agencies and collaborations. The production of knowledge across different fields of artistic practices and scientific research creates new understandings of the world we live in.

The course will introduce different research methodologies from the fields of natural science, technology, social science and the humanities and compare them with methodologies of artistic research.

Requirements:

Students are expected to participate in lectures, field trips and discussions.
Additional information will be provided at the start of the semester.

The limit of course participants is 10. If there are more students signing up, a letter of motivation might be required.