AR@K
Call for contributions - AR@K 25
What is AR@K?
AR@K – Artistic Research at Kristiania – is an annual symposium organized by Kristiania University College. The event brings together researchers, artists and academics from all over the world, giving them an opportunity to explore and share their artistic research. Since its inception in 2018, the symposium has grown from an internal seminar to a leading platform for dissemination of artistic research in Norway.
The purpose of AR@K is to advance art as a field of research, shed light on artistic processes and methods, strengthen the dialogue between artistic researchers, and build bridges between artistic and traditional research. The symposium aims to challenge and explore the boundaries between art and technology and energize the discourse about issues such as ethics, creativity and human identity in an increasingly technology-driven world.
Facts about AR@K
WHO:
The symposium is geared towards artistic researchers, artists and academics both nationally and internationally. It attracts participants interested in explorative methodologies and innovation. AR@K also offers an international arena for networking and professional exchange.
WHAT:
The AR@K symposium combines academic research with diverse artistic expression and promotes an understanding of how art, science and technology can enrich each other. The conference encourages discovery through experimentation, reflection and dialogue, and forefronts artistic research as a vital component in the academic landscape.
Contact
For questions about AR@K 2025, contact assistant professor Jørn Mortensen, project head and coordinator for AR@K.
