Call for Presentations, Papers and Workshops
Deadline Extended to 22 January 2013

The deadline for submissions has been extended to give interested parties a bit more time to participate!
To shape the content of the ELIA Teachers’ Academy 2013, taking place 24-26 June 2013 in Utrecht and Amsterdam, we invite colleagues from ELIA member institutions from all art disciplines to consider contributing to the programme, centered on the theme “‘Preparing the Artist of Tomorrow”. From the submissions an international review panel will select approximately 20 presentations, papers, workshops and Pecha Kuchas. For more information and to submit please visit the ELIA Teachers’ Academy webpage.

For all questions and enquiries please contact ELIA Conference Manager Barbara Revelli at barbara.revelli@elia-artschools.org

Hosted by the University of Applied Arts (Die Angewandte), The 12th ELIA Biennial will take place on 8-10 November 2012 in the MuseumsQuartier Wien.

Early bird registration ends 30 July.

See elia-artschools.org for more information.

The third semester meeting of Konstnärliga forskarskolan will be organized together with the University of Dance and Circus hosting the european doctoral conference EUFRAD 2011 in Stockholm in collaboration with the all the higher seats of learning in the arts in the city. This means the previously announced dates are slightly changed and extended to September 27-30. The full invitation and more information can be found here. Please note that PhD candidates formally associated to Konstnärliga forskarskolan should follow a different registration process since semester meetings are part of the mandatory activities!

Under the auspices of ELIA, Zurich University of the Arts is organizing its third yearly conference on artistic research on 29 April 2011 called Modes of Collaboration Between the Arts and Sciences.
Many arts universities are currently exploring the capacities of the arts and sciences as well as their interdependencies. While their specialist competencies enable synergetic collaboration, they also reveal the differences and similarities between the respective research cultures and their particular procedures, methods, and principles.
The conference seeks to initiate a debate on such collaboration in artistic research by investigating several potential modes of teamwork. Core conference themes include modes of communication, the development of transdisciplinary procedures, and the cognitive interests implicit in such collaborative constellations. Which special or added value emerges from cooperations between artists and scientists? The conference thus attempts to identify the potential of artistic research for successful collaboration between the arts and sciences. Download programme here. Registration: modes.collaboration@ zhdk.ch by 10 April 2011.