The fifth issue of VIS – Nordic Journal for Artistic Research was released on March 15, 2021. The theme is “One more time, let’s do it again!”, with expositions working with the artistic potential of repetition, returning to work from another time or revisiting previously explored ideas.
“Issue five questions what artistic practices engaging with repetitions and reiterations may lead to in artistic research”, writes editor of the issue Trond Lossius in his introduction. “The seven expositions in this issue offer multiple and rich perspectives on how ‘doing it again’ can contribute to artistic practice, expression and meaning-production.”
You can read the full issue and introduction here.
From sound journaling and performing with trees to the reproductive labour of dusting carpets, the expositions in this issue range over a wide field of different areas. How are stories we tell of architecture changed by being rehearsed over and over? What can be revealed about the relationship between man and nature by re-drawing classic nature documentaries? How have group composition practices been transformed by having to work in Zoom meetings?
The expositions published in this issue are:
Minuting. Rethinking the Ordinary Through the Ritual of Transversal Listening by Jacek Smolicki
Reiterate, rerun, repeat by Michael Duch & Jeremy Welsh
Beyond the Saturation Point by Annette Arlander
Naturfilm by Elisa Rossholm & Anna Sofia Rossholm
Piskan ställningen by Livia Prawitz
Haunted houses by Emelie Carlén
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VIS – Nordic Journal for Artistic Research is a digital journal presenting artistic research, emphasising the importance of reflection that is interwoven with artistic practice, thereby generating new knowledge. The journal is the result of a joint initiative by Stockholm University of the Arts (SKH) and the Norwegian Artistic Research Programme (Diku). VIS uses the international database Research Catalogue for submissions, peer-review and publication.
Would you like to have your artistic research featured in VIS? An open call for submissions for the seventh issue is currently up on the VIS website, with the proposed theme “Metamorphoses – Tales of the Ever-changing”. Deadline: June 1, 2021.
