Arts Research Africa (ARA) is a space where we can collectively explore and define Artistic Research in Africa. Supported by the Mellon Foundation at WSOA, Wits
"Looking back over the Mellon-funded years of the @ARA_Wits project."
Listen to ARA podcast here: https://t.co/nUkOYnbHs8 or wherever you get your podcasts. (Just search for the "arts research africa")
In conversation with Prof Brett Pyper, Zanele Madiba & Prof Christo Doherty
Dear Students,
The Hardship Funding applications are now open and will close on 24 January 2025.
Applications for Special Consideration Hardship Funding will open on 27 January 2025 and close on 12 February 2025. Only students with an average below 50%, but not less than 48%, are eligible to apply.
Applications for Accommodation Hardship Funding will close on 21 February 2025.
More Info: https://t.co/gbcV7QszeR
#WitsForGood
WITS' BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION 🎉 🎉
Witsies, let's do it again: WITS PARADE
Date: 06 October 2023; 12:00
Venue: Braamfontein Campus
Prepare your costumes, banners and bring your Wits Spirit.
Please note Yale Road South will be closed from 12:00-15:00
#WitsForGood#WitsBirthday
ARA2022 Conference Proceedings published 🚨
We have published the 2022 Proceedings as Open Access on the Wits Digital Repository (WiredSpace) under a Creative Commons license.
Please go to @WitsUniversity https://t.co/xOR1jCHoO7 to see the entire collection.
#ARA2022
Latest ARA podcast is up
Link: https://t.co/yHkoSdqKwk
Prof Christo Doherty speaks to Prof Bruce Barton, a leading international experts on Artistic Research & Performance-as-Research who has just attended the PSi Conference at The Wits School of Arts in Johannesburg. #ARA23
The latest ARA podcast 🚨
Prof Christo Doherty speaks to the Wits Film & TV staff member, artistic researcher, writer and filmmaker, Prof Tanja Sakota.
Available at https://t.co/nG8FU06BMO or wherever you get your podcasts.
Tanja has just published a new book with @WitsPress
The latest ARA podcast is available at https://t.co/u1EhnF79I6 or on any of the popular podcast platforms such as Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Podcasts etc.
Prof Christo Doherty, speaks to Doris Bloom, the multidisciplinary South African/Danish artist. #ARA23
New ARA podcast is available at https://t.co/32pS9BVp92
Prof Christo Doherty @WitsUniversity speaks to Dr Sela Adjei, a multidisciplinary artist, researcher & curator from Ghana.
We explore Sela’s journey as an artist & researcher & the studies that led to his PhD #ARA2023
New ARA podcast is up!
A fascinating discussion between Prof Christo Doherty & Jayne Batzofin, the digital archivist on the Reimagining Tragedy from African & the Global South (RETAGS) project.
Available at https://t.co/lka26DYpYV or wherever you catch your podcasts. #ARA2023
African Feminisms (Afems) 2023 "Our Sisters Killjoy”
6-8 July 2023 at Rhodes University, Makhanda, South Africa
Send abstracts of no more than 250 words by 21 April
More information at https://t.co/mQbkjYsUWR
ARA podcast 🚨
A discussion between Prof Christo Doherty & Prof David Andrew from @witsfineart about the entanglement of artistic research & arts pedogy in his work - is available at https://t.co/BAzX8epswR or wherever you get your podcasts. (search for "arts research africa")
Congrats to Dr @cfrenchtweeting , Wits Research Associate (2021 ARA Postdoc Fellow) & Assistant Professor at the University of Birmingham, who has won a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Fellowship from Horizon Europe for her research project titled Dramaturgies for languaging…
Dear friends of Arts Research Africa
We are closed for the holidays. We will re-open on 10 January 2023.
In the meantime, here are some beautiful snaps from our closing year event.
Photo credit: Thusi
Happy holidays and stay safe!
#ARA2022#YearEnd
In this special podcast Prof Christo Doherty speaks to 3 internationally acclaimed/award-winning artists about their creative research into the possibilities of the book as an artwork. Veronica Schapers, Robbin Amy Silverberg & Julie Chen at WAM.
Here: https://t.co/cMHpFwG7UW
Three Minutes: A Lengthening
Director: Bianca Stigter.
A rare colour three minute 16mm home movie shot in 1938 provides the starting point for this extraordinary film about life in Poland before the Holocaust.
Bianca Stigter will join us online in a post screening discussion.