Artistic Research as Academic Borderlands

Artistic Expression as Interpretation

According to R. G. Collingwood in The Principles of Art, art is the expression of emotion--a much-criticized view. I attempt to provide some groundwork for a defensible modern version of such a theory via some novel further criticisms of Collingwood, including the exposure of multiple ambiguities in his main concept of expression of emotion, and a demonstration that, surprisingly enough, his vi...

Musealia - an artistic and documentary research project

Framing Artistic Visualization: Aesthetic Object as Evidence

This paper identifies several meta or high level assumptions from art history about how to interpret the artifacts produced by creative processes, and shows how these assumptions influence our approaches to understanding new aesthetic technologies like Artistic Information Visualizations.

Starting to Publish Academic Research as a Doctoral Student

This article presents some opinions, views and advice that graduate students might consider in order to assess and improve their success as new scholars. Contrary to the famous motto ‘publish or perish,’ we argue that publishing academic research should be headed by intrinsic motivation for becoming a scholar and not by external pressures of social or professional requirements to produce schola...

reconsidering academic research ethics

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