Practitioners Program

The Practitioners Program brings an individual artist or art collective to the context of artistic research through PARSE in the Faculty of Fine, Applied and Performing Arts at Gothenburg University. The aim of the program is to invite an artist or artist collective to engage with faculty members and students through a residency in which they produce a body of work in relation to the current research frameworks at the faculty, and to follow their creative and research process through either seminars or workshops and a public event. The program gives the artist(s) the opportunity to pursue research and/or realize a specific project while drawing on PARSE’s resources and faculty’s research and expertise.

During the course of the program, the artist(s) will create a project that engages with the institution’s research community and will be expected to make one public presentation. The artist may work with an exhibition, performance, screening, or installation which will be documented and made available on the PARSE platform. Contact with other disciplines at the Faculty is encouraged.

The Practitioners Program will support the relationship between art and research by providing artists of any discipline with the space and time to work on a nascent project, offering access to the intellectual and archival resources of PARSE and the Faculty of Fine, Applied and Performing Arts.

Autumn 2024: Andrea Petitt

 

The Multispecies Triad in Motion. A Between The Ears photo of the Multispecies Triad in action from a day of Horseback Ethnography on a working cattle ranch in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado (2019) Andrea Petitt

Andrea Petitt is a researcher at the Anthropology Lab, Université de Liège, Belgium. She has previously worked at the Southasia Institute of Advanced Studies (Kathmandu, Nepal), the Centre for Gender Research at Uppsala University and the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, (Uppsala). She has conducted ethnographic and multispecies field work in Botswana, Colorado (USA), Canada, Sweden and Nepal around questions of gender and intersectionality in agriculture, and is currently preparing an ethnographic study in Mongolia. She uses ethnographic poetry and analytical drawing in her research, has a number of published ethnographic poems in Swedish and international journals and books, and continuously holds workshops and seminars in creative analytical writing and ethnographic poetry. Andrea is the instigator and co-founder of the international network for Multispecies Ethnography and Artistic Methods (MEAM) and headed the inaugural MEAM conference in Belgium in 2023.

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