Thank you for coming to this page from the Encounters issue 2 published on the Arts Cabinet website. You were asked to consider a few questions, and we are curious to read your answers and thoughts. The answer will be collected and published in the form of a...
On 23 November 2021, during the 12th Ethnofest in Athens, the Encounters project launched its first issue of an online editorial, through our partner Arts Cabinet's web space. This editorial presents experiences of encounters from our ongoing explorations in this...
The Agder team of the project Encounters – Through art, ethnography and pedagogy is inviting to a workshop through walking. The workshop Introduces the a/r/tographich working mode of propositions (Lee et al., 2019), and participants are invited to carry out the...
Finding the right angle: filming and posing from interesting angles.... This workshop scrutinises audiovisual methods and experimental outputs that engage with the moving bodies. We will think and experience physical movement actively to then reflect our position...
Henrike Filming a Taekwondo Workshop. Henrike filming a workshop, following the flow of the movement. How do you follow the movement?To what extent is it intrusive? How do you feel as a videographer?How would you feel being filmed? ... This workshop scrutinises...
ORGANIZERS: Mattijs van de Port, Damianos Zisimou WHAT: bringing the words of ethnographers back to the ethnos WHEN: Wednesday 24/11, from 12.00-18.00. [NB: new time to avoid the rain - starts at 12!] WHERE: starting at Grigoris Café in Ippokratous street BRING:...
Research Summary The project Anatomy of an Encounter was driven by the idea that we should not take for granted that we already know what ‘encounters’ are. What does ‘meeting’ another person — with a different cultural or disciplinary background — mean? How much of an...
This contribution is part of the project Encounters between Art, Ethnography and Pedagogy. Focusing on a square of central Athens during the covid-19 pandemic, we attempt to grasp the public manifestations of coming together and of care for oneself and for each other....
Promoting Well-being at the Intersections of Neuroscience and Arts-Based Research by Jennie Gubner and Sydney Streightiff Introduction to Awe Walks... and why they are good for our brains In Fall 2020, Neuroscientist Dr. Virginia Sturm published the results of a new...