Part of the colloquium LA RECHERCHE-CR\u00c9ATION : Territoire d\u2019innovation m\u00e9thodologique.<\/p>\n
This colloquium aims to take stock of different methodological approaches in research-creation. <\/p>\n
Various factors have enabled the development of the concept of research-creation. Analyses that aim to mark out the terrain and understand what contributes to the process of creation and what facilitates interdisciplinary collaboration, have emerged from praxis and artistic university research.<\/p>\n
With the current turn in research into research-development, research-innovation, and research-intervention, it is essential to better define research-creation, which entails particular constraints and procedures in terms of materials, technique and know-how, and the way themes and ideas crystallize in artworks.<\/p>\n
At the MIT Media Laboratory in the 1990s, then-director Nicolas Negroponte re-coded a known academic slogan: scientists\u2019 publish or perish had its new media counterpart in demo or die. DEMOs ease experimentation and methodological reflexivity, conjugating theory and practice into a unified whole. It serves to validate and document research-creation as a multifaceted process, and favours collaboration among researchers. DEMOs may accompany every phase of creation: conception, elaboration, presentation, and as an exploration rooted in hypothetical potential. Similiar to the idea of a model, storyboard or study, its role is to visualize and value processes.<\/p>\n
With :<\/p>\n
Sandeep Bhagwati (Concordia University), Sally Jane Norman (University of Sussex), Alexandre Castonguay (Universit\u00e9 du Qu\u00e9bec \u00e0 Montr\u00e9al), Kevin Yuen-Kit Lo (Artivistic.org), M\u00e9l Hogan (University of Colorado \u2013 Boulder). Moderator: Gis\u00e8le Trudel (Universit\u00e9 du Qu\u00e9bec \u00e0 Montr\u00e9al \u2013 Co-Director, Hexagram|CIAM).<\/p>\n
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