This semester, the PhDArts doctoral study programme will consist of lectures and workshops by PhDArts staff and invited guests, as well as presentations by doctoral students of their individual research projects. Among the guest speakers are: Erik Viskil, researcher, writer and advisor to cultural institutions; Scott Lash, Professor of Sociology and Cultural Studies at Goldsmiths, University of London; Noam Toran, visual artist and lecturer and Sanderien Verstappen, postdoctoral researcher at the International Institute for Asian Studies, Leiden University. Only for PhDArts students.

1. This semester, the PhDArts doctoral study programme will consist of lectures and workshops by PhDArts staff and invited guests, as well as presentations by doctoral students of their individual research projects. Among the guest speakers are: Erik Viskil, researcher, writer and advisor to cultural institutions; Frans-Willem Korsten, professor in Literature and Society at the Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication and associate professor in Film and Literary Studies at Leiden University Centre for the Arts in Society.
   Only for PhDArts students.

2. Royal Academy of Art, The Hague (NL)

This semester, the PhDArts doctoral study programme will consist of lectures and workshops by PhDArts staff and invited guests, as well as presentations by doctoral students of their individual research projects. Among the guest speakers are: Erik Viskil, researcher, writer and advisor to cultural institutions; Scott Lash, professor of sociology and cultural studies at Goldsmiths, University, of London; Frans-Willem Korsten, professor in Literature and Society at the Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication and associate professor in Film and Literary Studies at Leiden University Centre for the Arts in Society.
Only for PhDArts students.

This semester, the PhDArts doctoral study programme will consist of lectures and workshops by PhDArts staff and invited guests, as well as presentations by doctoral students of their individual research projects. Among the guest speakers are: Bart Verschaffel, professor in Theory of Architecture and Architectural Criticism at Ghent University; Frans-Willem Korsten, professor in Literature and Society at the Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication and associate professor in Film and Literary Studies at Leiden University Centre for the Arts in Society; Henk Borgdorff, academic director and professor of Theory of Research in the Arts at the Academy of Creative and Performing Arts, Leiden University; Jan van Toorn, graphic designer, curator and theorist, and Camiel van Winkel, lecturer in art theory and art philosophy, LUCA School of Arts / Sint-Lukas Brussels.
Only for PhDArts students.

This semester, the PhDArts doctoral study programme will consist of lectures and workshops by PhDArts staff and invited guests, as well as presentations by doctoral students of their individual research projects. Among the guest speakers are: Erik Viskil, researcher, writer and advisor to cultural institutions and Mihnea Mircan, a curator based in Belgium.
Only for PhDArts students.

23 June 2016, 10.30-18.30: Small Auditorium, Academiegebouw Rapenburg 73, Leiden 

24 June 2016, 11.30-18.30: Spectrumzaal, Studentencentrum Plexus, Kaiserstraat 25, Leiden

Open to researchers, artists, students and the general public.
Reservation is mandatory as seating is limited.
Please rsvp before 15 June 2016 by sending an email to info@phdarts.eu

Arts in the Eyes of National Identities is a two day symposium that inquires into the relationship between nations and artistic practices, their connections and boundaries. The gap between, on the one hand, certain conceptual assertions and claims of contemporary art practice, and on the other, practical boundaries and limits will be debated through posing the following questions:

‘How can art and artists today actually cross borders and be part of public space? What are the limits and what are the different ways to deal with these restrictions? How do the different roles of embodied national identities influence artistic practices in the city’s public sites?’

The symposium is organized by PhDArts researcher Thalia Hoffman and performing artist and activist Eliesh. Two case studies related to their respective practices will be part of the programme, namely the figure of the refugee artist in Europe and Guava,a platform created by Thalia Hoffman.


PROGRAMME

23 JUNE 2016

10:30 - Registration
11:00 - Opening Remarks
11:30 - PANEL 01: Performance Lecture: Thalia // Eliesh
14:30 - ROUND TABLE 01 with k.g. Guttman
17:00 - FILM SCREENING: 'On the Bride's Side', followed by a discussion with the director Khaled Soliman Al Nassiry

24 JUNE 2016

11:30 - PANEL 02: 'Refugee art within European Policies', with Greta Galeazzi and Bassam Alkhouri
14:30 - PANEL 03: 'Borders and Nationalities in Arts', with Prof dr Henk van Houtum and Urok Shirhan
16:30 - ROUND TABLE 02 with Basma Hamdy
18:30 - Closing Remarks

This semester, the PhDArts doctoral study programme will consist of lectures and workshops by PhDArts staff and invited guests, as well as presentations by doctoral students of their individual research projects. Among the guest speakers are: Gertrud Sandqvist, director of Malmö Art Academy, Lund University, Sweden and professor in Theory and History of ideas of Visual Art; Bart Verschaffel, professor in Theory of Architecture and Architectural criticism at Ghent University, Belgium and Frans-Willem Korsten, professor in Literature and Society at the Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication and associate professor in Film and Literary Studies at Leiden University Centre for the Arts in Society.

Only for PhDArts students.

The PhDArts doctoral study programme for the fall of 2015 will consist of lectures and workshops bij PhDArts staff and invited guests, Erik Viskil, Frans-Willem Korsten, Jonathan Impett, Yasco Horsman and Hans van Houwelingen, as well as presentations by the doctoral students about their individual research.
Only for PhDArts students.

One day worshop 'How to give a ten-minute presentation?'
Only for PhDArts students.

Erik Visil and Janneke Wesseling give feedback on the workshop Individual Writing Project that they conducted with the PhDArts students.
Only for PhDArts students.

'How does our society benefit from this?' is a question that artists and scientists are often confronted with. These and other questions guide this series of meetings, in which we reflect on the societal role of both worlds and on their mutual relationship. Led by Andrea van Pol six discussions will take place between renowned artists and scientists: 

Tuesday 14 April Hans Clevers meets Ramsey Nasr, 
Tuesday 28 April Maarten Jansen meets Hans van Houwelingen,
Tuesday 12 May Frans-Willem Korsten meets Barbara Visser, 
Tuesday 26 May Carel Stolker meets Johan Simons,
Tuesday 9 June Marileen Dogterom meets Francine Houben, 
Tuesday 23 June Bas Haring meets Colin Benders (Kyteman).

Organized by PhDArts candidates Mikala Hyldig Dal, Riccardo Giacconi and Andrea Stultiens. UNFIXING IMAGES is a two-day symposium that will attempt to sketch out a model within which we can situate imagery in the flux of political action.

Jeremy Diggle gives a lecture entitled '(Working with Omniana) or Fragments of everything'.
Only for PhDArts students

Bart Verschaffel gives a lecture entitled 'Art as Research: Project or Ruse?'
Only for PhDArts students.

Erik Viskil gives a lecture entitled 'Argumentation, composition and research'.
Only for PhDArts students.

Frans-Willem Korsten gives a lecture entitled 'Art/literature and law in relation to theatricality'.
Only for PhDArts students.

Erik Viskil gives a lecture entitled 'Argumentation, composition and research'.
Only for PhDArts students.

Frans-Willem Korsten gives a lecture entitled 'Art/literature and law in relation to theatricality'.
Only for PhDArts students.

Jeroen Boomgaard gives a lecture entitled 'Reflections on Artistic Research'.
Only for PhDArs students.

Henk Borgdorff gives a lecture entitled 'Reflections on Artistic Research'.
Only for PhDArts students.

Only for PhDArts students

Only for PhDArts students

Organized by PhDArts candidates Delphine Bedel and kg Guttman. Publishing as Performance is a day-long symposium critically focused on the role of artist/authors engaged in new forms of publishing practices.

Only for PhDArts students

Only for PhDArts students

Only for PhDArts students

Only for PhDArts students.

Only for PhDArts students.

Only for PhDArts students.

Only for PhDArts students.

Visual artist and artistic researcher Krien Clevis is the first PhDArts student to receive her PhD from Leiden University. On Thursday 17 October at 4.15 p.m. she will defend her doctoral project.

Only for PhDArts students.

Only for PhDArts students.

Lecture followed by discussion and research presentations. Only for PhDArts students.

End of year evaluation and discussion

Speakers from different disciplines will shed light on research practices. The workshop has been organized by PhDArts student Sophie Ernst and Art History PhD student Paula Harvey from LUCAS (Leiden University). 

One-day workshop taught by curator and critic Mark Kremer.

Three-day workshop centered on the theme of presenting.

The PhDArts researchers meet with researchers from the research group 'Making Things Public' (part of the Rietveld Academy LAPS lectoraat) to discuss research projects, approaches and PhD programmes for artists and designers. 

PhDArts is represented at the Royal Academy of Art Open Day 2013.

One-day workshop 'The Island as Philosophical and Artistic Concept'.

Two-day workshop on the publication of artistic research in academia. Leonhard de Paepe leads the discussions.

Five-day workshop with performance artist Andrea Fraser, with seminars, groups discussions and invidivual talks. 

Lecture on the metaphysical dimension in Schopenhauer's writings. 

Third and final seminar by Frans-Willem Korsten: 'Marxism and the Anthropological Turn'.

Seminar by Frans-Willem Korsten entitled 'The ontology of rhetoric and style'.

Two-day workshop 'Historicity, Locality, and Agency in Contemporary Art Practices' by art historian and art critic Helmut Draxler.

Lecture 'From passive Sensus communs in Kant to active Sensus communis in Schelling'

Seminar 'The enigma of history: potential of the political'.

Three-day workshop with performance artist Andrea Fraser, including a seminar, group discussions and individual talks. 

One-day workshop entitled 'On the Relevance of the Limit-Attitude for an Artist-in-Research'.

Two-day workshop on presenting entitled 'The Happy Presenter: Sharing your Work with Others'.

One-day workshop on the phenomenon of artistic research.

Performance by members from pop group 'De Kift'.

Three-day workshop with performance artist Andrea Fraser, including seminars, group discussions and individual talks. 

One-day workshop 'How to give a ten-minute presentation?'

One-day workshop on the development of Darwin's theory of biological evolution.

Three-day workshop with artists Roy Villevoye, Jan Dietvorst, Geert van Kesteren and Renzo Martens.

Workshop 'Former West: A Proposition'.

One-day workshop 'Art as Knowledge vs. Art as Creativity'.

'The Common and the Sensible: An Interdisciplinary Meeting in the In-Between of Aesthetics' by Leonhard de Paepe.

Discussion of 'The Artist as Research' symposium with guest moderators Henk Borgdorff, Edith Doove and Marcel Cobussen. 

Intensive four-day workshop with performance artist Paul Carter.

A two-day international conference on artistic research and the PhD in visual art and design.

Three-day workshop by artist Amar Kanwar, including seminars, group discussions and individual talks.