[artinfo] European Artistic Research Network (EARN) conference

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Citation: European Artistic Research Network (EARN) annual conference

Conference : November 7- November 8, 9:15 am- 5:30 pm

Leeds Art Gallery
The Headrow
Leeds LS1 3AA
United Kingdom

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Keynote speakers: Catherine Grant, Birkbeck, 
University of London and Anselm Franke, Haus der 
Kulturen der Welt (HKW), Berlin

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is the 2019 edition of the European Artistic 
Research Network (EARN) conference which is 
convened by the School of Fine Art, History of 
Art and Cultural Studies, University of Leeds in 
partnership with Leeds Art Gallery and Pavilion. 
During the conference we will explore the 
pluralised viewpoint that our contemporary 
critical methods demand, addressing the ways in 
which artist-researchers or curatorial practices 
take positions on or emphasise shifting patterns 
of coexistent temporalities within the 
historical, social, political and economic 
contexts of contemporary visual culture. 
Contributions will address questions such as (a) 
How do viewpoints that fragment, multiply or 
compete bring into question notions of proximity 
and complicity, i.e. the distances and 
engagements that artists can choose to have or 
not have in the societies they live in and the 
industries they depend upon? or (b) How do 
contexts and histories bear on all of our sensory 
experiences of making and viewing-building upon 
existing images, events, documents, materials, 
performances, theories and testimonies, all of 
which are themselves already intertextual, 
mediated "migrations"?

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(European Artistic Research Network) was 
established to share and exchange knowledge and 
experience in artistic research; foster mobility, 
and dialogue among art researchers; and promote 
wider dissemination of artistic research. EARN 
Members including Helsinki, Academy of Fine Arts, 
University of the Arts; Utrecht, MaHKU, Graduate 
School of Visual Art and Design; Vienna, Akademie 
der bildenden Künste; Malmö Art Academy, Lund 
University; London, Slade School of Fine Art, 
UCL; Venice, Università Iuav di Venezia; 
Gothenburg, Valand Academy of Arts, University of 
Gothenburg; Brussels, Hogeschool Sint-Lukas; 
School of Fine Art, History of Art and Cultural 
Studies, University of Leeds; and Dublin, 
Graduate School of Creative Arts & Media 
(GradCAM).

The 2019 edition of the 
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Artistic Research Network (EARN) conference is 
organised by Georgia Taylor Aguilar, Sam 
Belinfante, Sarah Brown, Gail Day, Kerstin Doble, 
Azadeh Fatehrad, Maki Fukuoka, Abigail Harrison 
Moore, Robert Knifton, Jo McGonigal, Peter 
Morton, Gill Park, Griselda Pollock, William 
Rose, Nick Thurston, Christopher Taylore and Zara 
Worth in partnership with 
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Art Gallery and 
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The conference is hosted by the School of Fine 
Art, History of Art and Cultural Studies at the 
University of Leeds. Citation is generously 
supported by Artists' Writings and Publications 
Research Centre, Centre for Audio Visual 
Experimentation, and Centre for Practice Research 
in the Arts University of Leeds.