Panelista con breve videoconferencia performativa en la mesa "Ten Years with the Journal for Artistic Research", 13thSAR Conference 2022

En el marco de una participación colectiva como integrante del Consejo Editorial de Journal for Artistic Research JAR en el panel "Ten Years with the Journal for Artistic Research: Impact and Challenges" presenté una breve videoconferencia performativa sobre accesibilidad. Fue un ejercicio sencillo, pero muy interesante de realizar, y hacía mucho tiempo que tenía deseos de explorar el formato.
La intención es que con todas las participaciones presenciales o mediante sonido y video hagamos una publicación colectiva acerca de los desafíos pasados y futuros de JAR.

13th SAR Conference 2022
Bauhaus-Universität Weimar

02.07.2022, 14:30, Hörsaal B: Marienstraße 13 c, 99423 Weimar

"Ten Years with the Journal for Artistic Research: Impact and Challenges"​


ABSTRACT
Introductions by Henk Borgdorff, Michael Schwab and members of the JAR Editorial Board

JAR is looking back on ten years of activity with 25 issues and just under 150 published expositions. Based on the development of the Research Catalogue (RC) as a unique versatile online platform for presenting artistic research outcomes, JAR pioneered the novel format of expositions. The journal has developed rigorous policies and peer-review processes making it the first online, peer-reviewed journal within this field that engages with artistic articulations.
JAR is published by the Society for Artistic research (SAR) initiated by Florian Dombois (SAR’s first President), Henk Borgdorff (Member of the JAR Editorial Board 2011-2015 and SAR’s fourth President) and Michael Schwab (JAR Editor in Chief from the start onwards). Over these last ten years, JAR has been driven by an increasingly international editorial board seeking to support artists in finding their own articulations as researchers, in terms of media use, format as well as languages leading to a set of new challenges for the next decade.
During this session, Henk Borgdorff will present his view on JAR and the impact it has had on the field of artistic research and beyond. Michael Schwab and other members of the current editorial board will introduce their current work and some of the challenges they see for the journal in the future.

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