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Coordinators

Description of the research programme of the research group

The Artistic Research Research Group (ARRG) asks how artistic approaches, practices and methodologies might tackle diverse research questions. The group aims to promote the exchange of ideas between artists and scholars from a wide range of fields and disciplines. ARRG enables researchers/makers from the fine arts, design, dance, film, performance art, theatre and music to share and compare processes of production, methodologies and results with the academic community. Bringing together academia and the art world, artistic forms of research challenge institutionalized forms of knowledge production, and centre non-normative research practices

ARRG organizes different forms of exchange: Friday afternoon seminars, small conferences, and excursions. For the seminars, we typically invite two artist researchers to share their process with the participants of the seminars. While focused on the students from the rMA Art and Performance Research Studies, the seminars are open to all UvA students, Artistic Research PhD candidates, as well as all practicing artists and the general public interested in the field.

To receive information about registration and credits, please contact one of the student coordinators Julia, Cian and Inez.

ARRG 2025/2026 Programme

The sessions usually take place on Fridays between 13:00 and 16:00 at Vox-Pop (University of Amsterdam, Binnengasthuisstraat 9, Amsterdam). To receive information about the programme and the upcoming sessions please contact us to subscribe to the newsletter, or follow us on:

https://www.instagram.com/arrg_amsterdam/

ARRG History

ARRG has been active since 2017 with changing coordinators. Past contributors include: Emily Huurdeman, Florian Göttke, Barbara Alves, Mia Lerm-Hayes, Tine Melzer, Lauryn Mannigel, Paula Albuquerque, Daniela De Paulis, Barbara Alves, Tânia Cardoso, Mariana Lanari, Gijsje Heemskerk, Ilse van Rijn, Rosanne Jonkhout, Claire Butcher, Isabel Cordeiro, Vivian Castro, Brenda Tempelaar, Anouk Hoogendoorn, Marcelo de Melo, Sara-Lot van Uum, David Maroto, Abram Stern, Raquel Schefer, Jonas Staal, Liza Prins, Miriam Sentler, Antonis Pittas, Judith Westerveld, Raquel Scheffer, Sema Bekirovic, Michael Marder, Baukje Spaltro, Jade Mandrake, Alice Twemlow, Gabriel Paiuk, Suzan Tunca, Ilana Reynolds & Sabrina Huth, Špela Petrič, Charles Rouleau, Sharelly Emanuelson, belit šag Anika Schwarzlose & Brian D. McKenna, Ester Eva Damen, Nicola Baratto & Yannis Mouravas, Rosie Heinrich, Asel Kadyrkhanova, Lia Dostlieva, Sandi Hilal, Alessandro Petti, Decolonizing Architecture Art Research (DAAR), Aram Lee, Yazan Khalili, Zuzanna Zgierska, Louis Braddock Clarke, Işıl Eğrikavuk, Ola Hassanain, Ghita Skali, Anne Hofstra, Irene Kopelman, Zachary Formwalt, Leonie Brandner, Sjoerd Van Oevelen, Maria Konschake, Uta Eisenreich

This research group is active in the following constellations: