ART SCIENCE dialogue "Authorship and Collaboration" | Sunflower Soup & CaRe&DaRe (represented by Hans Berends and Eric Haynes)
Both in art and science valorization is based on individual authorship – it is how subsidies are granted and hierarchies are structured. What happens with authorship when processes of collaboration increase? In the ART SCIENCE dialogue Authorship and Collaboration we look at collaborative practices in art and science.
The artist collective Sunflower Soup believes in shared authorship. In their work they explore the extent to which radical collaboration is applicable in the visual arts to understand what art can mean beyond the confines of the individual.
The CaRe & DaRe project has developed a novel decentralized procedure for the reuse of qualitative case study data, which maintains sovereignty over data, and makes data FAIR without open sharing. Hans Berends, Professor of Innovation and Organization at School of Business and Economics, and Eric Haynes, PhD Candidate at KIN Center for Digital Innovation will speak about collaboration on behalf of the project.
The methods of Sunflower Soup and CaRe & DaRe in their own way make co-creation and collective action of larger groups possible. Could we create systems of valorization beyond the individual that stimulate collaboration?
It is possible to participate online as well at creatingthecommons.nl, a website specially created for the exhibition. Please navigate to the embedded live stream and presentation. To access the site you can log in with any username.
The ART SCIENCE dialogues and related exhibition Creating the Commons are organised in collaboration with VU Open Science Programme, Open Science Community Amsterdam (OSCA), Network Institute, LI-MA and Sanneke Huisman.