MAD talks #66
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Location:
Galerie Handwerk, Seminar room
Max-Joseph-Straße 4, Munich
26.02.2016, 10:00-13:00
Artists:
Bert Willems, David Huycke, Tine De Ruysser, Claudia Hoppe, Anneleen Swillen, Gésine Hackenberg
In the past 10 years, major steps have been taken in artistic research. In the School of Arts PXL-MAD Hasselt (B), as in many institutes, artistic research has become one of the most important focal points. In the lecture series ‘MAD-talks’ five researchers and tutors from the Department of Object & Jewellery will present their ideas and work.
The Department of Object & Jewellery at School of Arts PXL-MAD offers an artistic, academic English Master programme in Visual Arts (one year – 60 ECTS). The course revolves around experimentation and research, which thinking and doing are in a constant interaction. The ambiguous position that the field of object-making and jewellery takes within the world of the visual arts, crafts and design is seen as an inspiring starting point that is constantly questioned in order to develop a critical attitude towards our own discipline.
During the lecture series, this year's master students of Object & Jewellery of PXL-MAD will present their project 'MAD PiXeLs’ by involving the audience. Visitors of the annual event MJW 2016 will receive a brooch in pixel shape. In return, they are asked to ‘activate’ it in order to assist in sharpening a blurry vision. To conclude MAD-talks, we will offer some typical Belgian food and drinks.
Organization Object & Jewellery, University College PXL-MAD Hasselt (Belgium)
Contact: David Huycke david.huycke@pxl.be, +32 477 805 482
Seminar room Galerie Handwerk, Max-Joseph-Strasse 4, 80333 München, 10:00-13:00
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Programme of the day:
10:00 – 10:10 Prof. Dr. Bert Willems
Introduction
MAD (-) research from Belgium
10:10 – 10:30 Prof. Dr. David Huycke
The Moment of Truth: Structural Granulation
10:30 – 11:00 Dr. Tine De Ruysser
‘Wearable Metal Origami' versus Money Jewellery: Two ways to approach research
11:00 – 11:30 Break
11:30 – 12:00 Claudia Hoppe
Serial authenticity – a contradiction?
12:00 – 12:30 Anneleen Swillen
Display & design
12:30- 13:00 Gésine Hackenberg
A personal investigation of how jewellery relates to everyday life
www.pxl-mad.be
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David Huycke
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Tine de Ruysser
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Claudia Hoppe
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Anneleen Swillen
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Gésine Hackenberg
Location:
Galerie Handwerk, Seminar room
Max-Joseph-Straße 4, Munich
26.02.2016, 10:00-13:00
Artists:
Bert Willems, David Huycke, Tine De Ruysser, Claudia Hoppe, Anneleen Swillen, Gésine Hackenberg
In the past 10 years, major steps have been taken in artistic research. In the School of Arts PXL-MAD Hasselt (B), as in many institutes, artistic research has become one of the most important focal points. In the lecture series ‘MAD-talks’ five researchers and tutors from the Department of Object & Jewellery will present their ideas and work.
The Department of Object & Jewellery at School of Arts PXL-MAD offers an artistic, academic English Master programme in Visual Arts (one year – 60 ECTS). The course revolves around experimentation and research, which thinking and doing are in a constant interaction. The ambiguous position that the field of object-making and jewellery takes within the world of the visual arts, crafts and design is seen as an inspiring starting point that is constantly questioned in order to develop a critical attitude towards our own discipline.
During the lecture series, this year's master students of Object & Jewellery of PXL-MAD will present their project 'MAD PiXeLs’ by involving the audience. Visitors of the annual event MJW 2016 will receive a brooch in pixel shape. In return, they are asked to ‘activate’ it in order to assist in sharpening a blurry vision. To conclude MAD-talks, we will offer some typical Belgian food and drinks.
Organization Object & Jewellery, University College PXL-MAD Hasselt (Belgium)
Contact: David Huycke david.huycke@pxl.be, +32 477 805 482
Seminar room Galerie Handwerk, Max-Joseph-Strasse 4, 80333 München, 10:00-13:00
Programme of the day:
10:00 – 10:10 Prof. Dr. Bert Willems
Introduction
MAD (-) research from Belgium
10:10 – 10:30 Prof. Dr. David Huycke
The Moment of Truth: Structural Granulation
10:30 – 11:00 Dr. Tine De Ruysser
‘Wearable Metal Origami' versus Money Jewellery: Two ways to approach research
11:00 – 11:30 Break
11:30 – 12:00 Claudia Hoppe
Serial authenticity – a contradiction?
12:00 – 12:30 Anneleen Swillen
Display & design
12:30- 13:00 Gésine Hackenberg
A personal investigation of how jewellery relates to everyday life
www.pxl-mad.be
David Huycke
Tine de Ruysser
Claudia Hoppe
Anneleen Swillen
Gésine Hackenberg