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Waves of Art and Science

Waves of Art and Science

By: Art & Science
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 “What the heck is artistic research?” and “In what ways can artistic research be carried out?” are just two of the questions this podcast seeks answers to. In Waves of Art and Science students of the Art & Science Department of the University of Applied Arts in Vienna are interviewed and accompanied during their artistic and empiristic processes. Their practices, ideas, challenges and motivations all contribute to this new field of artistic research. Host: Charlotte Bastam Technical production: Chloë Lalonde and Charlotte Bastam Intro music: Xavi SosaCopyright 2022 All rights reserved. Art Science
Episodes
  • Episode 2: Experimental sounds of Artscience Practices

    Episode 2: Experimental sounds of Artscience Practices
    Feb 9 2022

    Knowledge processes are relational, attached to strings, open to change and interference. The episode is an experimental sound-piece made of typewriters, piezo sound waves, and voices, part of the closing performance of the Artscience Practices class - inspired by the writings of Donna Haraway & Karen Barad.

    Thanks to the class of A&P, taught by Margit Busch and Aurianne Chevandier!

    Warning: Some parts might be overstimulating to listeners with sensitive hearing.
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    19 mins
  • Episode 1: Helen Davy’s search after truth in the supernatural

    Episode 1: Helen Davy’s search after truth in the supernatural
    Jan 23 2022

    In the first episode of Waves of Art & Science, host, Charlotte Bastam, visits Helen Emily Davy at her exhibition at Vodere Zollamtstraße following her on spooky steps through histories of the limits and extensions of truth-making and what lessons we might be able to draw from the realms of the supernatural.
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    23 mins
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