written by Corinna Kühnapfel UNIVIE PhD Candidate MacKenzie Trupp has been recently awarded with the Impact Award 2023 funded by the City of Vienna Cultural Affairs for her research funded by ARTIS. MacKenzie Trupp is a doctoral candidate at the Vienna Doctoral School in Cognition, Behavior and Neuroscience (VDS CoBeNe) of the University of Vienna.Through […]

February 23, 2024

*Parkinsons

New research project at UNIVIE on the relationship between Parkinson’s and creativity

This project is looking into the role of creativity to better understand Parkinson's by ’unlocking the Muse’

January 26, 2024

*Outreach
*Transformation

New article about ARTIS in EU Research

In the latest edition of EU Research, the winter issue highlights the work of the ARTIS project studying art's impact across Europe

October 17, 2023

*Transformation

New exhibition by Kaj Osteroth

Kaj Osteroth, who works in close colaboration with Sarah Hegenbart (UOXF) for an upcoming ARTIS project, invites to an upcoming vernissage.

October 05, 2023

Research presentations at the Visual Science of Art Conference 2023

VSAC is a conference connecting the communities of visual scientists and artists in order to deepen our understanding of aesthetic phenomena

October 04, 2023

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Paper on Ethical Conflicts in the Research Project: ARTIS. Speaking For and Over Others.

From the context of the art school weißensee kunsthochschule, Anisha Gupta Müller writes on the ethical problems of ‘including’ marginalised people in research

written by Hannah Kruft

ARTIS met for a research workshop in Berlin.

Our ARTIS partners from Austria (University of Vienna), the Netherlands (University of Amsterdam), Denmark (Aarhus University), Germany (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Interdisciplinary Forum Neurourbanism), Serbia (University of Arts in Belgrade) and the UK (University of Oxford) came together for a hybrid workshop in Berlin led by Joerg Fingerhut (HUB).

The workshop took place from the 23rd to the 25th of February at the Berlin School of Mind and Brain of Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. During the three days the ARTIS principal investigators and PhD candidates took stock of what has been done so far, discussed possible synergies between project partners, future collaborations with art schools and museums, and planned the upcoming months. It’s going to be exciting!

It was also the first time that the new ARTIS students assistants Alina Podschun, Ayça Akan, Hannah Kruft, Olivia Maegaard, and Julian Kutsche from Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin met with the other consortium partners. The group will support the ARTIS project for the next two years. Welcome!