Practice as Research Symposium

Practice as Research: Approaches to Practice as New Knowledge Production is a one-day symposium exploring Practice as Research as a vital mode of knowledge production.

Bringing together HDR candidates, artists, academics and researchers from across Sydney’s arts institutions, the symposium will consider how artistic practice operates as a method of research. It asks what kinds of knowledge can only emerge through practice, and how artistic methods challenge, expand or reframe conventional research paradigms.

The program will include:

• keynote presentation delivered by Professor Barbara Bolt
• panel discussion with leading scholars and practitioners from UNSW, NAS, UTS and SCA
• shared lunch and networking session

Held across the University of Sydney’s Chau Chak Wing Museum and Sydney College of the Arts, the symposium will open a space for critical exchange around the futures of Practice as Research.

Capacity for this event is limited and registration is essential. Please reserve a ticket to attend.